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i'lUtLY PERSONAL I I rtie Movements of ip.any People, Sewberriaus, and Those Who Visit >ew berry. L. S. Darby is visitiag relatives in Newberry.?Olyrapia Cor. Record. Macedonia church Lexii gton county. spent Saturday night with friends in """V .\ew berry. Mrs. Douglas Weeks of Newberry is Uie guest of her sister, Mrs. H. M. Davega.?Chester Cor. Record. The iRev. J. B. ttarmaa- of Prosper. _y spent yesterday in Columbia.? The State. v Miss Mayrr.e Swittenberg of Little Mountain spent yesterday in Columbia.?The State. .Johnnie Long of Prosperity -fisit-. ~ * - e-u inenas m cms commuuii) ouuua.?. ?Pleasant Grove Cor. Saluda Standard. lien Tillman Bcdie and F. A. Chapman of Newberry college are at home for E.ister.?Good Hope Cor. Saluda Standard. Mrs. Thomas Pcpe and Thomas Pope. Jr., of Kinards are visitirg Judge and Mrs. E. B. Gary.?Abbeville Cor. The State. Mr. Sid Smith of Newberry was the gues: of Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Darby Sunday night at their home on Olympia Ave.?Oiympia Cor. Record. Messrs. W. T. Buford, .John Werts, Marcus Glasgow, and Clarence Wallace of Ji. F. D. Xo. 3, were in the city Sunday afternoon. :Xrs: Joe Mann went to Spartanburg last -Wednesday to spend some ^ time with her daughter, Mrs. Price. .Mr. Ambrose Wessinger of near Misses Rosalee and Julia Summer, who have been visiting relatives in XT ^ frv Pltr ^iNewutrry, ua?c iciumcu <,u im- w?. j. ?Record. A.r. and Mrs. Thompson Shealy of Prosperity .^pent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A. P. Riser.?Pleasant Grove Cor. Saluda Standard. Mrs. Sue Thomas and little son, Pasco, of Prosperity, spent the week end with her sister, Miss D. D. Kleckley.?Midway Cor. Lexington News. , Miss Katfcerine Efird, a student of z Newberry college spent the Eastertide under the parental roof.?Midway Cor. Lexington News. ~ i Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Williams and son Malcolm of Newberry will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Williams -.at their home on Olympia Ave.? -Olympia Cor. Record. Dave Thorntou of Newberry was the guest of his uncle and aunt, Mr. aiid Mrs. B. Davis, at their home ,on Bluff Rroad Friday.?Olympia Cor. Rpr?r>rr1 Mr. aind Mrs. Will Clamp anj son, Buster, of Newberry, will be visitors at the liome o'f i:r. and Mrs. J. 0. Williams onOIympia A.e. for a few days. ?Olympia COr. Record. Dr. Geo. B. Cromer, one of the legal lights of the Newberry "bar was in town last Thursday looking after > some legal matters.?Chapin Cor. Lexington News. Mrs. Hattie Clump and daughter, Mrs. Bertha Lee Myers, spent Saturday night with Mrs^ Mary Mills of Prosperity.?Pleasant urove 'tor. ;saluda Standard. The Rev. and Mrs, Y. von A. Riser of Pom aria passed'through Columbia i yesterday or. their way to. Gibsonville. X. >C... where they will make their future heme. Mr. Riser having recently accepted a call to the Lutheran pastorate of that commu ity.?*T he State. .Miss Chi!lie Kibler and niece of Pomaria spent last week with Mrs. Maggie lAddy, and A.'iss >Tarsa Kibler and her r.iece of Prosperity are speeding this week with Mrs. Addy. "The latter improves very slowly.?! Pleasant Grove Cor. Saluda Stand-1 raid. . J (' TARIOUS A>'D AIL AHOIFT "There was a big good humored ~-cro^d in town Saturday and trade w*s good: Tiiere wa3 an unusually large number r* out-of-town cars in Newberry -4ast -SfAnrday. f. . * _ < . i ^5?r, J. B. Baker is announced as a candidate for probate judge In this iesue of The Herald and News. Mr. J. M. -Buzhardt announces in} tills issue ot The Herald, and News fdr proto&te judge. One of t&e biggest events that has e*er come dewberry's fcay?the Red,3>ath Chautauqua. JSffr. Felix A. Graham is announced] a candidate for county commissioner in this issue. Cotton Is having a hard time comiin rtari'n<r tn AttWRlfilv drV I Vi' -V 0 v father. The wheat and oats crop of this section wii! be short on account. of the lack of rain. * P. F% Baxter and son on Wednesday last erected a monument over the grave of the late John S. Smith at 3oodhope church in Saluda county. fTShe Cbautauqua goes on for three a?re.day3. The person who.does net \ "" -L -* j attend these remaining se.s>io. s. is ;; n lo-ser?a heavy loser. j i; ; The Tabernacie school picnic has, b ! been postponed and will be he'd at I i i .Miller's grove on Saturday, May 13. ! s ! 1 lie public is invited. ju Don t forger the picnic at Hunter-, e Dewalt Friday. May 5. On account | f of the measles there will be no ex- J t ercises on il'hursday night, May 4. i: Mr. Henry Folk, son of Mr. and e j Mrs. M. H. Folk, who was operated on c j in a Columbia hospital a few days 1 I ago is getting on nicely. t | Bush river school will have a pic- s nic in L. C. Johnson's pasture Saturday, -A.ay t>th. There will be a base'] ball game in the afternoon between | Rush rher and Trinity schools. |r !.\.r. L. C. Livingston is announced ! i in this issue as a candidate for re- ! t election to the office of county com- j r - VTv T ivinwsfnn is a resi- j r UllSSiinici . .111. dent of lower Xo. 9to\vnship. ; f Mr. John A. Horton- of Belton is; t announced in this issue as a candi- t <!ate for congress from the third dis- i trict which includes Xewberry. Mr. J Ikvtcn was in town on Saturday e f shaking hands wiili his friends. js j Geld mi es and diamond fields have js to be discovered: and praise-worthi-1 I ! i 1 ness and merit ar.d brains have I sometimes to be discovered. In this C j connection it gives us pleasure to f I help spread the news that Ham'p Hunt 1 ' : ~ Ortoz-l it ? 71 O T1 _ I n ! nas D66I1 mscovetcu. j.i.ccna xu iu i other column. t j The Trinity school in Xo. 6 will t have an ice cream festival at the j f school house Friday evening, May 5. t I The two pantomimes given by the c ; children will be one of the attrac- I ; t'ons The public is cordially in- a i vited. ' a j Dr. A. J. Bowers will preach a ser- -monto the young people's society of J the St. LuKes Lditneran cnurcn uwi 11; , Sunday morning. jAt this service a I n 1 collection will be lifted for the sup- a ( port of Miss Mary Lou Bowers who is n ' a missionary- of the church in Japan, j Last Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock t! . the Woodmen of the World unveil- s , ed a handsome mouument to the late b IVV. S. Seybt of Pomaria. The un- 0 veiling was in St. Pauls cemetery and ^ was attended by a large number of ij that nrdpr and a host of Visitors and f] friends of the deceased. tl Dr. J. William Fork a mounces in n this issue for the legislature. Dr. Folk a made the race two years ago and re- P ceived a most flattering vote. He will o go before the people this year and s] explain to them his position on the P various qestions that will come be' t: fore the legislature for solution. b; Mr. J. B.* Derrick of Little ZVloun- h tain purchased on last Saturday 250 bales of cotton at 12 cents which si placed in the hands of the farmers 'of 0 that section some $15,000.00. Among the lot was a bale bought from Mr., Billie Eargle of Peak which he grew s in 1S66. a Ir v. Gov. Ccle L. Blease spent Saturday night in Newberry en route to at- b tend the fuf.eral of Hon. Joshua W. V; Ashley at Honea Path in Anderson tl county on Sunday afternoon. He was q a.cconrpaied by the Hon. Fred. H. t Demi ick frcm Newberry. There were frcm three to five thousand peo- 0] pie present at the funeral. gi Well, well, row look what Wells a has gone and done! Order a thirty covnn ImnrlrorJ and fiftv dnTlflr nine h organ for the delectation of the pat- o rors of his movie show. This high h priced, high toned, high class, auto- >3 matic, double action. soul Caviller tc will be i..stalled and ready for play- 1c ing by next Thursday or Frilay. o S A Miss Maud Abrams, a graduate of ^ the dewberry Business school, has ^ accepted a fine position in Manning, 3 r She left Xewberrv Saturday and ei took up lier new duties Monday morn- 11 ing. The Newberry Business school ^ is turning ?ut some excellent mate- 15 rial and the city is Very fortunate in e< having an institution of this kind in its midst. ^ Mr. J. D. Nance has been appointed game warden for Newberry county and is now in position to issue licenses for hunters both State and county. The Stafe license is $3.10 and the county license is $1.10. See Mr. Nance and lie will explain it ^ all to you and remember too that he is going to enforce the hunting laws. ^ May ooaioe in on Monday'this year ^ and Mr. Burr Leitzsey says the first week day in <May will be the same week day at Christmas. According ^ to this, if you don't care to look up d the calendar, you will know thpt Christmas will come this year on ^ : Monday. Burr makes ft 6horter than this and simply says: 'iThe first week j day in- May is Christmas day." The Wri'ntAr-DpWalf- school nipnic next Friday with high clas6, big league, all star, base ball in the after- tl noon will be quite an event. Don't tj miss it. It won't miss you if you 1 stay away, *but you will miss a great si old time if you don't go. Shoo the y chjcken out of the yard into yovqr flic- a ic basket and go. The school clos- j g scheduled for Thursday night has j een called off. O'Xeall school in lower Xo 9 Townhop will close next Saturday a <1 ai sual there will be good things to at world without end. A table 150 eet long has been built and when lineo ornnrl loflipc <rp| thrrvilP'h PniDiV U.KJ&K, pWUU luvyvw ~ ~ ng their baskets there won't be room mough left on the table for a mosluito to rest liis elbow. Prof. Wilie Mills and Miss Julia Setzler have )een the teachers during the present session. The reporter, while at St. Pauls ast Sunday, was shown the first jrave dug in the St. Pauls cemetery, rhis is the grave of William Calvin Vull who was killed in the war beween the sections. The date on the narble tablet bears the date of 1S63. rhere is nothi. g to show that Con ederate soldier sleeps there beneath he sod, no mention bein?: marie of he fact on the simple slab at the le-ul of the grave. William Dorroh, Sheriff Blease's jfficient deputy and Dr. P. E. Way, ;tole away from their duties for a ihort breathing spell and motored in Dr.*Way's car to the e chanting watirs of the Edisto river below St. ^ecrge where they spent a few (lays ishing and alligator hunting. "Wilum" says he killed three alligators Hid Dr. Way killed one. He also says hey eaguht stacks of fish and he hought they were big fish but the oiks down there said they were litle ones. Of course this all depends n which end of the telescope you ook through first. Messrs Dorroh .nd .{Way went down Sunday the 23 nd returned to Newberry Wednesday ig'ht following. ilhere was a religious mass meetng at the Chautauqua te. t Sunday $ght. The large tent was crwoded lmost to its capacity and a mixed deominational choir occupied the stage, 'here was no preaching in a y of lie churches 'Sunday night. After a ong and prayer services and a solo y Miss Pauline Gilder, the manager) f the cliautauqua Mr. Tetley, who j ras at 0;.e time a- traveling evange- j st in the west, preaced a sermon rom 2d Kings, 20:15. TvVhat have ley seen in thine house.'' The serlon was addressed to the fathers nd mothers on the making of a hapy home life a;:d the proper training f their children, and while the peaker indulged in some of the un~i:^,-1 lonofnooo /-vf fho Smri .Torips Uild^cu lau^ua^c vi. ~ ? rpe, wliich was not at 'all relished y the finer sensibilities of some of is audie.:ce,?and perhaps all Xewerry audiences are a litle super-senitive,?yet as a whole, .his address r sermon whichever it m'ght be calid, was strong and wholesome am! ue to life. After singing "Horn: weet Home'' the audience was d:slissed by Rev. Babb. The chain gang of the county i&usy building goccl roacjs. It is ditliraa nildrotin 7 ill ?UCU iliLU CJLJLl t |. u i v o v/ J/ v ? it ^ iree different parts of the cqjunty. ::e gang is in charge of Mr. lom eague and is camping near Excelor school house. Mr. Teague has 11 his force about 17 hands. Another ang is in charge of Mr. Putz Miller rjd is working on the Belfast roarl ear Mr. Fed Harman's.' Mr. Miller as about 10 men in his charge. The ther gang consisting of about 12 ands is operating under Mr. W. 3. [iller on the Chappells road leading ) the Dyson bridge. This road has ?. g been neglected although It is e of the connecting links between nderson, Greenwood. Silvertseret. owhorrv etc. This Diece of road. itherto a narrow, rough trail no widp^Ln some places than a wagon track. 1 other places having one -13!fch in le middle instead of one on each side, being widened to 2-5 feet and rouindI up in the middle and put in first [ass shape. Yo\i may mark it down lat when champion road builder Bill" Miller gets through with. a tretch of road, you've got "some :>ad." Coroner's Inquest .Minnie Johnson, the negro woman hot by her husband in No. 7 townhip, on April 24, mention of which as made in The Herald and News, ied, and the inquest over her body ras held on 'Monday, the verdict of le coroner's jury being to the eficjt that the deceased came to her eath from a gun shot wountTInflicted y Jim Johnson. The weapon used ras a shotgun. Johnson has not been apprehended. ^Timnangh's May Sale. Is now on and it is the biggest tiing that he has ever pulled off and tiat is saying some. The buying pubic knows what Mimnaugh's May ales have been in the past and this ear excels anything yet. Read his d. and then vi6it his store. t Opera House PROGRAMME i TUESDAY 2nd "THE INTKIDER" 2-nart Fsfianav \ Featuring Kicliard Travers, Marguei ite t'iayton and Earnest Maupin "THE HOUSEyOF DARKLESS" Biograph | Featuring Lillian Gish, Lionel BaJ rymore and Claire McDowell. "BUNGLES ELOPEMENT*' Vim Comedy WEDNESDAY 3rd "A SLAVE OF CORRUPTION" 3-part Knickerbocker Featuring Jackie Sunders "HER BAI> QUARTER OF AN HOUR" Vitagraph Featuring Lillian Walker, Evart Oi erton, Lillian Burns and N Bobby Connelly THURSDAY 4th "THE HOI AX CAl'LDROX" 3-part Vitagraph j Featuring 3Iary Anderson and Wi liam Dunn "SHE TAME, SHE SAW, SHE COXQUKED" Kalem x Featuring Kose Melville (Sis Hopkins Mr. Livingston Announces for Count Commissioner. I desire to thank those of m friends who asked me to make tli race for cou ty supervisor and afte due consideration I have decided n( to make the race for supervisor i this campaign and will make the rac for reelection as county commission er and will appreciate the suppoi of my friends for that position. 1 elected I will still continue to do m duty as I have done in the past an if not. elected I will thank them fo the liberal support they have alway given me in the past. L. C. Livingston. 5-2-11. The Emery -Circle and a number c other friends were delightfully en ortoinn'l Kir fVl A AiT 1 CT? no AfnPn n mil -:ll uy LWC .UIOOCO Thursday morning. S^rae of tbe guests brought needl "work others preferred just a mornin; of chat .but all had a most enjoyabl time. At, one o'clock a tempting lun cheo.i was served The final chapter of "The Girl an< the Game" at the Arcade Wednesday / SPECIAL NOTICES. HARLEY - DAVIDSON motorcycles new and second hand, cash or credit H. 0. Stone, Newberry, S. C. FOR EXCHANGE?A sound, gentle seven hundred pound horse for i Fcr^ automobile. Address box 202 Newberry. WANTED?We will buy or exchang Cotton Seed until Monday. May Is at $2.00 per cwt. Little Mountai: Oil Mill and Fertilizer Co. 4-25-lt. ' i ? POTATO PLANTS for sale. $1.50 pe thousand delivered at Prosperit and Newberry. Prompt deliver guaranteed. "Write or call at Wil Kinards store, Prosperity. J. I T. Scott. 4-25-2t. BUY Ballards Obelisk and Tab! Talk Flour and get valuable con pons. The best flours" and reason able prices. Satisfaction guaran - ?e i.J teea or uwuey feiunucu. <>?uiuiuc Bros. Co. 4-25-tf. j DOCTOR MELDAU?Specialist i Genito-Urinary and rectal diseases also morphine and other drug hat its. Office over Observer. Hours 11 to 1 p. m., 4 to 7 p. m. FOR RENT?The store building 120 Caldwell street, recently occupie< by Ewart-Perry Co., from May ] 1916 to December 31, 1916. Appl to Dr. W. G. Houseal for terms Sarah W. Houseal. 4-28-3t FOR 'SALE?Eggs for hatching froi thoroughbred White Plymout Rocks. $1.50 per 15. Satisfactio guaranteed. Pure Brabham Pea* $1.75 per 'bushel. R. D. Smith an> Son, Wholesale Grocers, Newberrj S. C., Phone 88. FOR SALE?One Red Poll bull foil years old registered. J. P. Fellers Prosperity, S. C., Phone 3003. 5-2-2t. I s Jalapa Club. At a recess meeting of the Jalapa ! Democratic club the following were' I elected: i President-?Ren C fiin?arnur Vice President?W. C. Miller. Secretary and Treasurer?W. C.! Wallace. Executive Committeeman?M. B.' I 1 Leslie's IWF.DNESD; - The Final I I "The Girl am jj| Also a 3 Reel (Prices the same, t e I- > . t ; FIRE INS' s We are prepdre< surance policies a i the following i rriMOAMicc. n W1TU e g Equitable Fire Ins. Co. $ Pacific Fire Ins. Co. 1 Southern Stock Fire Ins. Co., d Southern Underwriters Underwrites of Gr'nsborc I These Companies are a! and have a splendid recoi dealings. Your requests will have tention. ? Security Loan and Inves W. A. McSWAIN, I J I ?H533K33Ba?SDTC33X2HwmIKS a| , j " >> j . i -I ei t; HAXl e i r t. ; The car thai ; miles without i i 1 v motor, ask r< d r tion. Phone 1 i. a k , [ / SUMMER'S I I ' ' ' . : I ^ I " Chalmers. Delegates to oimty Convention? R. E. Gee, 0. H. Abrams, W. AV.. Riser, .Jr. ' Enrolling Committee?J. W. Epting, M. L. Glasgow, A. B. stiller. A resolution was passed endorsing the administration of President Wit-** son and favoring his candidacy far fdflj the democratic nomination t I 10^ 43 r r 4 Chapter of t 1 the Game" % ' n| Thanhouser 1 ^ anil 1 ft f piifc V WUW AV VVMiU U H " * v 4 > URANCEI 1 to Write fire int short notice far * eiiable STOCK I Assets Surplus * ~ 388,131.00 $ 78.337 00 ,238,226.00 326,179.00 424,538.00 103,042.00 392,231.00 61,324.00 i 234,897.00 62,181.00 II licensed in this State* "d for prompt and fair * * } prompt and careful atstment Company, Agent;-?----Mgr. Ins. Dept. _______ d m / VELL \ : made 22023 .1 stopping the or demonstra72. i * ; GARAGE