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PtJBEIY PEBSONAX tile Moments of 2R&nj People, Newberriaas and Those Whe Tislt Newberry. Mr. Jordan Pool spent Thursday aiight with relatives in Abbeville. Mrs. Wm. Johnson is visiting her -daughter in Columbia. Mrs. C. (V. Martin and baby of Clinton are the guests of Mrs. J. L. Keitt. }Mr. Wingard Groover of Savannah iis visiting friends in the city. Miss Trent Kett left Monday to visit friends in Williamston. Miss Lucile I>athan spent the weekend with relatives at Prosperity. Mrs. Cannon Blease returned Friday from Columbia. Mrs. D. D. Darby is the guest m' ^Mrs. L. S. Darby in Olympia. Miss Rebecca Moore of Lraurens is the guest of Mrs. P. G. Ellisor. Miss Annie fWhaley of Montgomery, A 1? 1 iU * /? ? f If inn An Alii., IS Uie gutIS!, U1 lIUKSCa 11 y auu Liucy Dunn. Mr. Thomas Wells left Saturday for the Northwest on business after a visit to relatives in Newberry. Miss Mary Frances Pool is visiting her aunt, i^crs. L. W. tWlhite, in Abbeville. Mr. J. A. Mimnaugh has gone to the leading markets of the north for his f^ll oIaaI" nf fr/wic 4 Oil O CVL A VI ^WU^i Miss Lilla Kibler left Sunday fo* Prosperity on a visit to her relatives at tihat place. Jliss Maud Epting is a member ot Miss Rebecca iWlardlaw's house party, at Willington. The many friends of Mr. J. Claude Dominick will be glad to know be is <?ut again since his recent serious illness. , Mrs. B. L. Dority is at the Columbia hospital, where she has to undergo a second operation of a very serious ^nature. Mr. Emory Bowman has returned from Pomaria, where he was the ;guest of Messrs Edwia and Olin JHeirtz. ^Misses Ida and Jaunita Folk, Mrs. L. B. Feagle of Jalapa and Mr. Clarence Dobbins of Kinards spent the weekend with Mr. and LVIirs. Benjamin Halfacre; Mrs. Robert G. Parks, who has tjeen critically ill, is recovering: from 2ier illness. Her many friends are to hear of her improvement. Messrs J. J. Langford. Herman Mr. Will Devore stopped :.n Newberry last Friday and made short visits to his brother, Mr. F. P. Devcre and his sisters. Mrs. J. Y. Jones and Mrs Will Bodie. P.ev. 0. A. Long -snd family, of Winston-S<alem,. who are visiting in Charleston, will come to 'Newberry today for a visit to relatives here. They will be in Newberry about ten days. Dr. Jas. ML Johnson and family left Sunday for Washington, after a visit to his parents. Mr. mid Mrs. William J-ohnson. Dr. Johnson holds a high rank in Washington as a leading chemist of the country. Mr. J. 0. Adar's has returned from a visit to his daughter. IMSss Nellie Adams, at the Columbia hospital, where she is improving after an operation for appendicitis. Miss Lalla Martin of Spartanburg is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. F. 0?. Martin. (\Iass Lucia Featherstone of Green -3 v "\JT y* ri lS?o r> 1/ WWU i5 UU? guest Ul naua "Wilson. Misses Lucy Bell and Daisy Johnstc, of -Newberry, are visiting Mrs. J. D. Miller, of Rapley, Skoals. O'any pleasant entertainments have ?>een given in their honr.?Abbeville Medium. Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Wilson an'i daughter, Miss Edith, have returned fmm a visit to Atlanta and Gaines ville, Ga. They were accompanied home "by Mr. Wilson's mother, Mrs. E. F. Wilson, of Gainesville. Mr. and. Mrs. R. K. Anderson returned last week from the northern markets, where they combined pleasure mith 'business. They had a delightfu1 >trip and selected their new stock of 'goods. Hon. B. V. Chapman returned Saturday from a trip ta the fine county of Laurens, after making some speeches to the voters of several sec tions. He was much encouraged ia tis race for solicitor by the warn: r? ception he received. Geo. O- Sale, Jr.. arrived in Charleston last T/eek from Philadelphia, by the steamer Comanche ami joined hi V ship th.c Panther, at the Charleston .Navy y.isd. James MeCary of Mev/l 1 orry is also stationed at the Charle J to a .Navy yard. tMessrs K. M. Lominicfc, C J. Purcell. D. F. Pifer and C. B. Roton too* an automobile triD Wednesday to Whitmire, Union, Glenn Springs, Spart^iburg, Chick 'Springs, Greer rand Greenville, returning the same day by way of Laurens. Langford, Douglas Hornsby, Tom Hayes, Walter Bushardt and Bailey McCullough' left Newberry Thursday morning at 8 o'clock for Charleston, reaching that city at 7 p. m., the same T /\rt T* V* Avr k a UaJ ill jU. # iiau5i.ui \jl e> VAA i o: turned home Saturday night, after a most delightful trip, finding the roads fine for travel. Misses Ellen and Bessie Lake returned home Thursday from a delightful visit te relatives and friends in Greenville. While there, Miss Elsie Pierce gave a charmixtg lawn party a. her beautiful country home in honor o* them and their cousin, IMfiss Ruth Senn, of Spartanburg, and Miss Pierce's cousin, Miss Madge Rouse of Atlanta. Miss Bessie Matthews of Prosperity who has worked in the Exchange office at Greenwood lias given up> her position on account of her health. Miss Matthew's has worked Tor one year and has made one of the best operators in the office. Her many friends of Greenwood are grieved to hear of her leaving our city. Miss Matthews will he at lier home in Prosperity after September 1 to take a month or two rest before taking another position.?Greenwood Exchange. Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Long and son, and Mr. Cornelius Long-, of Trenton, and IMir. J. Lawson Long, of Dallas, Texas, visited their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Goggans and 'Miss Nora Long, the first of the week. The ' Trenton party, however, did not get to see their Texas relative, as he came after they had left. (Within a half hour after they "had gone Mr. Goggan-: i got word that >Tr. Lawson Long "was on his way here, where he arrived shortlv afterwards. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT Something good all the week at the Opera House. Miss H'jllie Wright of Laurens c-ounty ihas been elected to teach school at Pomaria. Rural Letter Carrier Chalmers- and family have moved to High Point, j this city. j Hear "The Voice in the Wilderi ness.'' a: the Opera House Wednesday, j led by Frmcis Bushman. Other good I things will >be there at the same I time. People who like good singing would e?joy themselves the first Saturday n-d Sunday of September, in, the Lucas avenue auditorium, Laurens at | the all-<Iay singing convention. A large number of persons from j Newberry city and county attended the j Blease rally at Greenwood Saturday. They say it was a Blease and Domirick crowd from start to finish. Mr. Beh Paysinger. that' all round clerk, is helping at the hardware store of Wm. Johnson and son during the absence of Mr. Tom P. Johnson, who is visiting his wife at her former ihome in rWb.xi.aw, N. C. Candidate for Congress Fred H. Dominiek spoks Saturday at Green wood with 0 over nor Please at the Blease rally and also spoke with C1' nor Please at Pickens Monday. Dominiek is being successful in 1 i- campaign. As election day draws nearer and nearer the poor candidates work harder and harder and the dear peo .pie?well they get hotter land hotter a^-t.he political thermometer climbs higher and higher. Alice Brady will be in the movies !** the Opera House today in pictures w orth seeing. But should there he an7 in the audience who do not take to the pictrres they will surely like the music as they sit In the house made comfortable by fans and water. A young Ibdy who recently visited i\ Greenville says there are moi * "re-1 headed"' babies in that city thai1 she ever saw in one place. Nearly ery other baby she met on the street bed red hair. There are some mighty pretty red headed girls about in placec. There was a very pleasant political meeting a+ ;Mt. Pleasart last Saturday. This is the second meeting of the kind at this place this s<umTr.?r The regular cam^aism ^eefing" at tiijs u-optci i-voro wits seriously \ terfered -with by rain. E'uitdic-g Inspector Weli-s sxys it v/i': ':e -more convenient for those on^mplatln 'building or reparing- houses to see City Cleric Chapman Tor permits, as Mr. Chapman is public secre tary for the business and will atten-i ? to those matters ^irh promptness and dispatch. Deputies Taylor and i.Velton went eight miles below? Prosperity Sunday in, forty minutes in 'Mr. Sam Johnson's car, Jolinson at the . wheel and arrested three negroes?George Sliealy, Robert Suber and Tom Ruff, for gambling. The men were turned over to Magistrate B. B. Hair Mondav for trial at Prosperity. There will be a barbecue at Pomaria on Saturday, September 2, for the benefit of the 'Methodist church at that place. Senator McLaurin itoas accepted an invitation to" speak on that occasion. "The speaking is to take place at 11 o'clock, so as to ;give Senator McLaurin time to get back to Columbia thiat afternoon. In order to give all the county candidates a chance to be present, there will be another meeting at Mollohon mill Thursday night, between Timmer mail's and Summer's stores. Severs.! of the candidates were not present at the first meeting there, and did not get a chance to speak to the voters of ttuat place. Fayette Sims, colored, is up for the space of ninety days, as lie could not naise $150. He was tried in Recorder Earhardt's court Monday on three counts and sentenced in each as follows: For selling whiskey, $75 or 30 days; for transporting whiskey, $50 or 30 days; for stealing wEiskey, $25 or 30 days. Chief Rodelsperger is on the job. ... Dr. .Moore of iwmtmire while traveling along the road in his car knocked a colored deiaf mute down and bruised Mm considerably, cutting a ga3h in his head and otherwise injuring him. The injuries while severe are not dangerous. The accident was unavoidable. Dr. 'Moore did not know the man was deaf, and thought he would step aside when the car reached h;|*i, both go in rr in fho fflimo A JLX Lm. ALA (/UV MtlvlJUV Uii ! j One fellow who has been on a visit It"* Laurens says Laurens is all riglit,j' but he caught "the chiggers" up j there. Thnt was because he went oucj in the woods in the country a great j, deal. He says Laurens cliiggers are j worse than the New-berry chiggers. He has had chills and fever and other tliihgs, 'but never has had a case of "the chiggers" before at least no,* of the Laurens variety. < Mr Brice IMcCarley received a letter ; last week from his son Clyde located as the date line showed. "somewliere I ir Mexico." Clyde Mc-Carly is a strong handsome young man andj is doing well ar.d making good r a soldier, j Re has recently been p: or-oted and i is new 12 sergeant. He hd- made j quite a record as a sharp shooter i * i lacking only two points of breaking j the American army record for sharp ; shooting. He is now with Gen. I | Pershings command in Mexico. THE DUTY OF EVERY VOTER (Political Advertisement). J When a man becomes a candidate J for an orftce, it certainly is tne duty of every voter to investigate thoroughly the ability of this mm from every standpoint before he easts a vote Tor or against him. After investigating thoroughly the candidate, you should select the most efficient man and vo':e for him regardless of friends. Why I Am Efficient. In 1902 I graduated in bookkeeping, short hand and penmanship in Atlanta, Ga., and have followed the worK ever since, so you see what my ex perience has been. lAnd of courge yo.i know a man is-hardly efficient without experience, the two go together I can assure you that I can take up the work of the office where it was left off and go right on with it. Promising 3*011 I'll give you the "bo?*, service to he had and that I'll appreciate your vote on the 29th inst. I am respectfully. E. M. Lane, Candidate for County Treasurer. CARD FROM B. Y. HAP3TAJf? ? (Political Advertisement). In my campaign as a -candidate for Solicitor of the Eighth Judicial Circuit I have been able to attend only a few of the meetings in Newberry county. This I regret; but I have been j so very busy campaigning in the other' counties of the Circuit, that it lias i been impossible for rue to mingle j with the people of my own county to j any great extent. It lu.is been miy (le- ! sire to meet every man in my county; during the campaign, but owing to' Ve wtrrk that I have had to do in the i ~ - ,??? *, ?! t qf.';;1. not do this, erv truly, B. V. Chapman. I \ A AT THE T* ! R CAD Li I I MONDAY, AUGUST 21. DIMKL FROHMAN Presents Ann Pennington in ^SUSIE S50WFLAKE* A Famous Players Paramount in 5 act3 TUESDAY, AUGUST 22. urrmTT i T iiv v v n/\ fflHtAL riLJi tu rreaems . Juaiiita Hansen in 'THE SECRET of THE SUBMARINE" Two other selected Patheplays. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 23. DANIEL F ROHM AN Presents Mary Pickford in "MADAME BUTTERFLY" A: Famous Player Paramount in 5 acts. THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. PATHE EXCHANGE INC Presents Anna Nllsson and Tom Moore in -WHO'S GUILTY?" Frank Daniels In a V. L, S. E. Comedf. FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. DANIEL FROHMAN Presents Panline Frederick in .j/DiTr irAnr nio nr inn ova n t ? ? "IIIL riviiiJi' ct uut/Ai j.vvar, A Famous Players Paramount in 5 acts SATURDAY, AUGUST 20. PATHE EXCHANGE INC Presents Pearl White. In "THE IRON CLAW." Two other selected Patheplays. I.Mliss Lois Brant and Miss Thompson rvf OrAneebur? are visitmz Mrs. J. M. Kibler. | Dr. F. C. Martin $ I Examines Eves, FitsGlassest I and Artificial Eyes. t | If your eyes are giving you| |trouble don't fail to consult him J; % Satisfaction. Guaranteed. I $ f ? Office over Anderson's Dry^ ? Goods Store. *? W Why pa You say you want pare favorably with youi you expect to pay well f $535 offers you all of th< When you.see itpoint?then you will real most other cars selling f It's complete?ele top?all necessary acce powerful. The Maxwel without a stop of the enj gallon of gasoline?7,00' And this wonder pay more? Take a I f J I 4 New Pri *?% s?38 F. 0. B, De * A Surprise Birthday Dinner. J, P Mr. 3. F. Milla nas 64 years old | I ? 01 rr. ?J - ' ;.f.uuu<vj, August 6i. ne was given * surprise birthday dinner on that dav at his home on the Glenn Rikard j place, at which his children and grand- j i children were present as follows: C. G.! Johuso-n and family, A. C. Mills and family, R. E. jMills and family, N\ F. Johnson, Dr. C. B. Mills of Cross Hill and Pat Stockman and! family of; Prosperity. The -dinner was in picnic |style, the several families taking well filled baskets of good things. The happy occasion was much enjoyed by all present. SPECIAL NOTICES . _ i Lost Strayed or Stolen from my k<Mioa in wao* "Woin atToat o small u^ugg lul n AAJL. JV* UW, V*? ** long haired puppy. Reward If returned to S& Basina. 8-22-lt . WANTED?All who are suffering from ,eye trouble to call and see me. Dr. F. C. Martin. Office over Ander sons Dry Goods Store. NewDerry. S. C. 8-22-2U NOTICE)?I have leased the Cotton platform formerly owned by Mr. Boyd Epting adjoining the Standiird Warehouse Company, and am propared to weigh cotton. I solicit part of your patronage. W. W j TJT/-\ r~? rL>V,v 1?V/LU O VSJ , LVtlva #? 8-21-4t. KINDERGARTEN?Mrs. H. 0. Fellers will o^eii the Kindergarten at her residence. 1321 Wheeler street, September 18. In order to have tin proper equipment and supplies on on hand she will be glad to confer at once with any one thinking of ^sending children. 8-21-tf. WANTED?Four Demonstrators for t nearby South Carolina territory. Reference required, but no experience necessary. Our representative in this city receives $60 per week. Call on him at Mrs. M. A. Gilbert's. Main street, at 7 p. m. Tuesday or call him at 364-3. He will explain the work and put yoj in touct1 with the company. 0. E. Bass, "The WearrEver Man." 8-l-3t-ltaw DIXIE STAMP & STATIONERY CGMPAjNY, Columbia, <S. C. Office and banfe supplies. Manufacturers o? rubber stamps, seals, etc.. quality and service. Prompt attention to mail orrJera.' 5-19-tt J 'ax we i y more tha a really high grade automobil : neighbor's?one that y ir f or snfth a car. Do vou know * ise advantages? -ride in it?compare it?go ov< lize that it offers you value e or about one thousand dollars. ictrie starter and lights, demoi ssories. And the engine is 1 holds the world's enduran< ?ine. Then, too, there is ecor 0 to 10,000 miles per set of tir ful car sells for only $595. rm?mmm aaMOBMnvflMMnMBnMnanBMan Vacation Every In a Maxwell! ina Autc Newberry, S. C. lee 4 iroit *. 6- ....i >. , ^ Opera House [ PROGRAMME ?H TUESDAY, AUGUST 23. "THE HEAD OF THE HOUSE* ' 3 Act Knickerbocker. Frank Majo and Lillian West. "1 ^BETTER HALVES* I Vim Comedj (Plump and .Sank) WORLD FILM COR Pre^ts , .1 Alice Brady as u3Iimi" hi ' "hX TIE DE BOHEMf?..; || :t' 5 Acts. ' : WEDNESDAY, AUGUST "THE VOICE IN THE WILDERNESS^ 2 Act Essanay.- ;A " - jf, Featuring Francis Bugbman" and 40 Orda Holmes "TAKING A CHANCE* Sell* (Tom Mix.') ' "SETTING THE FASHI0JP . Kalem Comedy (Sis Hopkins.) m j THURSDAY, AUGUST 24. "LETITIA* || S Act Vitagraph. m Featuring 'Cfcas. Kent and Belle Brn &? "FOR TAIUE RECEIVED" Ylm Comedy (Pokes and Jabs.) fl 13th Episode of ^The Strange Case at V Mary Page." i mmmmm9 jH .. GLASSES I If yon Deed them, we hare them. ?. 1. JEANS & CO. Jewelers, Watch Maker* & Opttoiam I P. Jeans, Optometrist T. M. ROGEBS Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optidax I Ail Work Guaranteed. Pnrnor faTnw^ll ond IMonit .it>im^I . I Eyes fitted and sold on Installment Newberry, S. C. STRAY fM'ULE?Light bay maxe mule, four or five years old. Left Monday fl night. Reward for inform at to ?. leading to recovery. R. W. Glymph, Blairs, S. C. Route L 8-18-lt. 1 PUBLIC TRANSFER?If you want 1 Auto transfer phone 39 any hour day until ten o'clock at night ?ray _ also. 3-22-4t. e?acarthac will comamily will enjoy. But fl that the Maxwell afc ir it carefully point by I qua! to that found in tntable rims, one man unusually durable and ;e record, 22,000 miles | torny?twenty miles per es. Again we ask, why i 1 r Day? j I w 5