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PURELY PERSONAL ?fce Movements of aany People, Jiewberrians, and Those Who Visit Jfewbeny. Mrs. H. D. Adams is visiting in Columbia. Miss Maude Abrams is visiting in J ^Cross Hill. , Dr. W. G. Mayes is spending his ^vacation at Glentf Springs. Dr. and Mrs. P. E. Way motored to ? X* . Columbia Tuesday. ' Mr. Lisle Solee* of Bate3burg spent ?. v several days in the city this weeK. - ZVJiss Gladys happell is visiting <. friendiT in Edgefield. *> fMiss^Josie Reid has returned from ' -a'vigi; at Chappells. t Dr. "J. H. Harms has returned from v ~^Ohiq? * v Mts. Jno. A. Lindsav left Y/ednos Vw ' i viay^to visit her sons in Atlanta, b y ' / Mr. J. I. Blalock has returned :ron Baltimore. Annip Mann is in Snartanburg v visiting her sister, Mrs. Harry Pric*. | ^ * >Mr. B. B. Leitzsey left for Bamberg j "Ti ?#ay and returned yesterday. Walter Lindsay is visiting his! brothers in Atlanta, i ^ I I Mr. Homer Mayer spent Tuesday: iight with Messrs 0. E. Bass and E. E.; L > ^ Herlong. 'Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Garrett have returned from a visit of two weeks to the mountains. Mrs. H. M. Bryson and daughter,' ? ? ? --L J e ? r. t ' Dorothy, fiavs rsiurneu nuiji <x uou t tc Mullins. Dr. and Mrs. > Jesse Wilson and baby of Spartanburg are the guests of Mrs- Edward Hipp. Messrs Owen Holmes and E. E. Stuck left Saturday for HendersonTille (and Glonn Springs. hisses Elixabeth and Aleine Deavei of Carlisle are the guests of Mis* iMyrtle Suber. ? . ' iMIrs. Henderson Wtarren and 'Misi ^Mildred Evans left Wednesday for -Glenn Springs. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. West left yester<Sav for Black ^fountain to spend % month at that resort 3Cr. Richard Floyd left for New "Serk Wednesday and for other nortn. em points. li'tlss; Nell Bowman of Newberry, has en visiting friends on Calhoun street.?Charleston Post. Mrs. Paul Anderson of NeWberr/ "was a visitor in the city yesterday.? -Spartanburg Journal. aiiss Josie Hutchinson has returned iome after a month's visit in Evans and Augusta, Ga. Sir. Caldwell Turnipseed. of Mcintosh, Fla., is in Newberry visiting Iiis cousin, Mrs J. H. Hunter. Mrs. H. O. Fellers and children ro turned this week from a visit to Mro. JR. oC. Xeel at Silversfcreet. CoL C. J. Purcell and Mr. Fred Doninick, of 'Newberry spent a lew hours in Union last Thursday.?Unio * Progress. Mr. and I.VSrs. Grady Yonce 3tfr. Homer Mayer of Johnston spent several days of this week in Newberry. ?*? r?f Vpwhprrv mm ?i. Auu^i ovaa v*. w. ? and IVir. and Mrs. Robert Smith, of Kinards :are spending awhile at Glenn Springs. Mr. T. E. Hipp has returned to bis liome in Newberry, after a visit to his sister, Mrs. Jesse Willson, on Converse Heights.?Spartanburg Herald. Mrs. J. B. Amick and daughter, Annie, left Wednesday for Columbia and Lexington, where they will visit Telatives and friends. Mr. Hugh Epting was among the guests who attended a reception at the borne of Miss Marie Vowell in fWTaverley on last Friday evening. IViiisses Lelia and Lizzie Miller- of oro thf? .quests of Mr. and Ji uuiai ia ui v 0 3frs. R. >A; Counts in Clover.?York ^News. Mrs. Herman Cromer and daughter, little Miss Mildred, have returned to their home in Greenville after visiting relatives in Xewberry. (Magistrate L. M. Player v.-ent *.u Creenville Monday to visit "his sistei, IVIrs. R. T. Johnson, returning homo Monday night. H. L. Fellows. of Prosperity. wa?? ~ " ? A 11. ^ in the city last night, a guest ax me Cresham hotel.?The Spartanburg TTerald. JMr. H. G. Crandall, Linotype operator for The Herald and News, spent tche "week-end in Columbia with His parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. H. Crandall -on ISO Assembly street. Mr. J. Calhoun Harmon, iafter spending 2iis vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Harmon -of Leesville, R. F. D., has returned to Newberry. Miss Minnie C. Gist of Newberry, after spending several days with Mis "Eloise Beaty and Mrs. A. H. Fo?* I has returned to Newberry.?L Progress. Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Kfbler a.nt daughter, little Miss Florence, have returned f^om Atlanta, where *hey visit I ed Mrs. Kfbler's Grottier, Mr. DeWitt Salter and his wife. Mr. H. R. Paysinger left iT?Vtednc^ (lay for New York to visit his unci?, Mr. Hayne Boozer, who is a merchant in that city; iMr. Paysinger will be gene about a week. Prof. Robert Porter is aty Paris Mountain doing private teaching while awaiting the reopening of the Bailey Military institute at Greenwood, when lit will take his position on the faculty of that institution. Messrs. . J. Purcell, P. E. Scott, J. "fraz Senn, J. R. Davidson,* Julius R. Eiscn and R. C. Boylston went by auto Tuesday to the campaign meetx ing in Union. They got back all right Tuesday night. Messrs 0. E. Bass and E. E. Herlong, the "Wtear Ever" hoys, spent Saturday and Sunday at Johnston at the home of Mr. Herlong. They made the trip in auto, going by Saluda. They also included Trenton in their tour. Mr. Stanmore Langford has returneo to his home in Xewberrv to live in his old town again. He is in charge of the sub-station of the Southern Pcwer company. Mr. William Wendt went to Union to relieve Mr. Langfora at that place. Owing to the absence from the city o.- Dr. F. D. Mower, Health Officer Jno. C. Adams was unable to attend the meeting of health officers in Charleston. Mr. Adams was scheduler to take part in the proceedings but conditions here 'kept him at home. Rev. J. W. Carson of Newberry, 3. C.. is holding a meeting for Rev. o O. Davis at Ebenezer. Miss. Brother Cc rson was at one time pastor of this o ngregation and they have madt preparations for his coming with special pleasure.?A. R. Presbyterian Mr. Robert D. Weight returned Tuesday with his family from "Washington, D. C. >Mrs. Wright, Miss Troxelle and little Downes had spent some time in that city with Mr-:. Wright's brother Mr. Williams Welch They had a most delightful visit si^ht-seeing there and in other places. Downes interested many people with romarlrQ nriA "urnva Mrs. J. B. Haigler and her winsome little daughter Miss Helen, left yes terday for their borne at Rincon, Ga., near Savannah, after a .pleasant visit t^ i'.V'ts. Haigler's mother, Mrs. Rosannah Havird, and other relatives in iNewberry. Mrs. Haigler's husband, the Rev. Mr. Haigler, who is pleasantly remembered here, is pastor of the historic old Ebenezer Lutheran church ar. mncon. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Hutchinson entertained a large number of their friends on last Tuesday at their home in Evans, Ga., with a delightful barbecue given in honor of their guests. Mrs. G. F. Davis of Ellenton, S. C., and Misses Josie and race 'Hutchinson of Newberry, S. C. !>'tusic was the prln.. cipal feature cf the afternoon and the occasion was very much enjoyed * J. 14 X ^ TT t dv an present.?^.ugusu* neraiu. Dr. J. B. Setzler has returned from hi? camping trip to the mountain-? vith the followng young men: -Messro Pope and Ferd Scurry, Oscar and C.iibcrt Summer, John Floyd, Forrost Crotwell, Strother Paysinger, of the city, and Carlton and Clifton Colemaii and "Snow'* the <xte>k, of Cfrappells. They had the finest of times and look veil after their enjoyable and "beneficial outing. Their many friends arc* glad to see them back. ! i SPECIAL NOTICES FOR SALE?One Indian Motorcycle, one Overland Roadster, and twenty gon.ts. For further information cJi at Newfcerry Coca Cola BotUc Co. 8-25-2L FOR SALE?Hogs and pigs. Apply to W. L. Bushardt, Newberry, Phone 4502. 8-25-tf. MONEY FOUND?On Main street. Owner may have same by describing it and. paying for this ad. . { O. Iceland Summer. L -J-'u. j I WAITED?Men who desire to earn! over $125.00 per month write us to-j day for position as salesman; every I opportunity for ;advancement.1 Central Petroleum Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 8-25-lt. j NEW GARAGE?Have opened Auto mobile Repair Shop at my Stables. James Milam, expert workman, in charge of repair part All work guaranteed. Will continue Mule business at same place. B. A. Havird. 8-25-tf, BARBECUE?There will "be a barbecue at Wheeland achoolhou-se Sat J -? 1 ? f? tiki. >VAhAAl [ 'iraay, oepitumwr iui UQ W?CU> of the achool. All candidates are .nvited to come and speak. An invitation is also extended County Superintendent of Education to attend and speak. D. C. Boland. 1 _ i Miss Mary Fran-ceo Pool, Mrs. Pool and Mr. Robert Pool are here trorn Newberry spending some time with Mrs. L. White. The hosts of friends of Miss Poo! are d^^hted to have her oome back.?Abbeville Press and Banner. EUGENE S. WERTS MAKES FRANK APPEAL TO VOTERS (Political Advertisement.) The County Campaign of 1916 is I nearing its close, and to the people j of Newberry county I beg to say j that, as has always been my policy, I have conducted my race for county auditor on a high, plane, and in a fair, honorable and clean manner toward j an tnree 01 my eompeuiurs who are honorable men. I have made the race upon my own initiative :nnd not as the candidate of any man or any set ?f men. If I am elected I shall be auditor, not alone of those who voted for me. but of the whole people of Newberry county. I am free to admi<; that I have not been faultless durlns n:y private nor officii 1 life. None of us- are perfect, and though I have haa my faults and misgivings, I assure you my heart has always been in the right place. I have sometimes thought that it was ,a little bigger than it really ought to be. I have been nagged, roughed, cuffed and cussed; have been the victim of many false ruinw a and reports; I have been given cicu.. for many personal and official acts tin-it were not justly put to my account; have been blamed for numerous things that rightly belonged to others, but, though I have gone through s. very trying ordeal, I have borne r. all with patience and as a man. The| r.ain accusations against me was m> ] indulgence in strong drink. It is true I did participate in this evil to?v much?anyone does who takes ia drink at all. I have seen the error of this b< setting evil and have gone througn1 a thorough treatment for an laibsolute ci re of the habit. I have taken as miy motto "Touch not, handle not, taste not," and for the past six months T have lived squarely up to this motto in every particular, and I am undei solemn obligation and promise to mysclf, elected or not elected, to live a (Strictly- saber and honorable life throughout my entire future. God helping me this promise to myself shall and will never be broken. I have made official records in this county of which I am proud and there is no man who can question or deny my ability and qualifications to discharge the duties of the office I seek. I beg to submit the following as to my fitness: Mr. Eugene S. Werts. Newberry. -S. C. Dear Sir: I beg to say that the books ana re< cc.rds of the Auditor's office in Newberry, and the records on file in the Comptroller's office, are the best evidence of your efficiency land fidelity with which you have served the P?o. pie. These records are open to public inspection. I will further state that taxing into consideration the time you ha 'served as County Auditor, I consldei you one of the most efficient County Auditors in the State. Your services and experience merit the support of the good people of Newberry county who believe in the efficiency of publi c-f rvants. Yours truly, A. W. Jones. Comptroller General Before casting your ballot on the' 29th. inst. I ask you to consider my experience, ability and fitness to serve you as auditor. It is absolutely cer-' tain that you are going to have a ne^ treasurer, and as the auditor's an 1 treasurer's offices are so closely identified with each other it behooves you; to elect the nuan who is thoroughly trained, experienced and entirely j familiar with all the duties and de tails of both offices. If you select me as your auditor 11 pledge you on the honor of a man tnai i I will serve you faithfully, honoraDl> and efficiently. I shall devote my entire time iand personal attention 11 the administration .of the affairs pertaining to the office. I shall he absi| lutely sober at all times, and assure j you of the same courteous, polite and i accommodating treatment in the futur > !a? has been my practice and nature i in the past. I shall be auditor for all the people and every one will always receive a hearty and cordial welcome ir. the county auditor's office. Assuring you of my hearty apprec'ation for the support and confidence j ycu have gvien me in the past and thanking you in advance for your 'kind consideration and handsome vote you are going to give me on the 29th I low place myself in your hands. 11 . teg to re-main, 1VU1 ' Eugene S. Werta. A AT THE r1 n n i rv H aivtAULI i 1 FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. DANIEL FROHMAN Presents Pauline Frederick in "THE WORLD'S GREAT SNARE-' A Famous Players Paramount in 5 acts SATURDAY, AUGUST 26. PATHE EXCHANGE I>C Presents Pearl White. In "THE IRON CLAW." Two other selected Patheplays. MONDAY, AUGUST 28. PALLAS PICTURES Presents Myrtle Stedman in "THE AMEarCAX BEAUTY" A Pallas Paramount in 5 Acts. i i To the Voters of Newberry County: i \ rU'ilLIv;<li AUtciiwcmcnu; The campaign drav/s near to a close | hence this letter to thank you for the cordial encouragement you have given to me. as well to thsrnk you in advance ! for the splendid vote you will gl-se me on the 29th August. My promise to my fellow democrats is that I will1 esteem my election to the office of i County Treasurer, as the honor of my J ? lite, as no omce w-iinin your gntj carries with it more dignity and re- i sponsibility. I will discharge the I duties of the office with utmost fidelity,! that I will be always on the job, and j that I will extend to my felow man, j be he poor or rich, the some courtesy and kindness and consideration that i I have shown all through my business career. 'My life is like an open hock. I have stood for purity in private life, and efficiency in pubttc service. I feel that I can fully represent all tAe i people, in this office. Not heretofore! 'having as^ed for any office, nor hold-! ing nny now, I approach the battle of the ballots with a firm step, and with assurance of your continued confN' I dence. fWtai. E. Pelham. i , BARBECUE?I will live a first class j barbecue at my residence near: ^Prosperity Saturday, August 26. ! J. Ben Cook. I S-22-tfp. i M i A big, r< I Here's a car that y Every advantage?every starter and lights, demoui -- i i . r i able seats?and beauurui It's the great econc miles per gallon of gasoli] Think of the low purchas then compare the Maxwc saad dollars. You'll buy a Ma: Let us show you. Take a Carol New Pri F. O. B. Dei A Statement From Magistrate J. A. | Kinard of No. 10. (Political Advertisement.) To the Democratic Voters of No. 10 ! Township: I am sorry that it becomes neces-! sary for me to make an explanation in regard to a little campaign slander that has been circulated upon me by one Geo. Cromer and others in order to injure me in my race for magistrate. In regard to the beginning of this nasty little piece of filth the under signed certificate will explain: Newberry, S. C. August 11, 1916. This is to certify that the charges of "official misconduct" in office made against Magistrate J. A. Kinard of No. 10 township by the affidavits of A. A. Singley, G. M. Epting, T. F. Sease. Sam -Morris and F. E. Harmon made before notary-publics W. 'W. Wheeler and W. S. Werts of Prosperity, S. C., wei-e thoroughly examined by the Grand jury at the Criminal court held at , a n fr> Tuna 1 Q1 ft .NtJ ^ UCi I J y O \j.? iu u uu^ xt/Au. Said charges were refuted and the case was thrown out by the grand: jury. W. F. Ewart. .Foreman of Grand Jury of Newberry, S. C. j^ut this didn't seem to satisfy George Cromer. He goes down to j i Little Mountain takes out another j warrant before lYagistrate J. B. ; Lathan of the very.same nature. With +>10 m mp witnesses as above L '4i C^ vya. k w <v . . _ _ stated: A. A. Singley, Geo. Epting and i T. F. Sease at the eleventh hour so as j T would not have time as he thought i to vindicate myself of this charge. As to my official conduct sincei I i have been magistrate of No. 10 TownMp I am willing to be judged by the reputable citizens of my townsh*o and eountv and I want no better evi dence to sho^ my innocence than t't i above statement made by the honorable grand jury of our county. Very respectfully, J. A. Kln&rd, Magistrate 1N0. 10 Township, A-ugust 17, 1916. GLASSES i If yon need them, we bare them. P. L. JEANS & CO. Jewelers, Watch Makers & upneians P. C. Jeans, Optometrist. .J ^ axwe >omy Fa mi only $595! our family will enjoy?that feature that the average f citable rims, one man top, pier appearance. >my car. Owners are averag ne?and from 7,000 to 10,000 e price?and this unusually ill with others selling for any swell when you realize the Vacation Even In a Maxwell! ina Aut( Newberry, S. C. ce ' { i Opera House 1 PROGRAMME fl| FRIDAY, AUGUST 25. ,mik; TuruT tvn ut?? TPruf I nik* lAl'OI .1 XJ J1 JO C h FILLED" \ 2 Act Biograph. "SOME DUEL? I Sellg Comedy (Tom Xbu) Sell* (Tom Mix). *THE ENGISEErS HOW#* I Kalem Hazards of Helen . 4 Featuring- Helen Gibson. SATURDAY, AUGUST A ? "THE CIRL OF GOLlJ QULCti* 1 ?*?lier CTi-irr; "VfiT \ "THE PEACH PICKtfft8*J 1 Kalem Comedy HAM and BUD. 1 iSellg TRIBUNE 50. 53. "BILLIE'S MOTHER" Vltagraph Comedy (Donald Halii) "KRAZY KAT KOMETIY* A XOXDAY, AUGUST 28* 1 *THE FABLE OF TrfE FEABSflfflL fl FEUD" ^ J| 2 'Act Essanay Couedy. - jfl ?>OTCH DUMBER MNE* Ify *l\ ftTTI flfl "OTTO THE TRAFFIC COP* Lubin Comedy. V PUBLIC TRANSFER?If you waiit - (i Auto transfer phone 89 any ftdur m day until ^en o'clock at night 'Dray I also. 8-22-4t. , I TL M. ROGERS Watchmaker, Jeweler as# All Work GuarantM^, ' & Corner Caldwell and Friend fltwjjjlfc Eyes fitted and sold oh Jfewberry, S. C. K I '*?*? tf#j| I f Dr. F. C. Martin ' A < Y' Y?' . || I Examines Eyes, Fits Glass**, | ' and Artificial Eyes. y;\ ;< If your eyes are giving' yo$ f: trouble don't fail to consult JjIta j - <c'? i Satisfaction Guaranteed. 5 * Office ovei Anderson's Q|?y|j xGoods Store. J , ? .=' I ?????? >11 ' i? r.? I ty * X they will be proud of! rd.mily desires. Electric ity of room, big comfort- f ling more than twenty I nor epf nf h'rei. tuiivo |?w* w%>? v. ? low upkeep expense? thing under one thou? j ) great value it offers. . ^ I i r Day? ). CoJ I . I I A \ . V ' a ; ? . j ' . .//j'-. '-iic