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VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. I PURELY PERSONAL Ute tfoYHrpnts of ir.any People, New*' berrians, and Those Who Yislt 3ewDerry. Mr. L. B. iS-chumpert of Prosperity *vas in Xewberrv yesterday. Mr. J no. P. Mills of Prosperity t vas in the city yesterday. Mr. B. E. Dawkins of Prosperity ? was in the city yesterday. Mr. Charlie Boiling of Columbia -.spent Sunday in the city. Mr. Frank Siiber of Pomaria 3 was in the city Wednesday. Mr. J. Reece Lake spent the weekend in Greenville. Miss Josephine Lee of Columbia is visiting her sister, Mrs. T. S. Humphries in Newberry. John Peterson of Newberry motor ed to ourcity Monday ana speni uie day.?Abbeville Pre. s and Banner. Mr. and Mrs. l\Vl M. Meadors of Motile, Ala., are visiting his aunt, Mrs. T. W. Smith. Messrs. Otwey and LeRoy Salter are 3r Atlanta visiting their brother, Mr. DeWitt 'Salter. Mrs. Mary Cousins has returned ]o her home in Sweetwater, Tenn., after .a visit to relatives^in Newberry. Mr. Louis X. Rodgers of (Union, traveling for the Bob Leavell Brooia company, was in the city Tuesday. Miss Rosa Hamm of Silverstreet is a student at Xewberry college and is -boarding at Dr. W. El Lake's Rev. Y. von A. Riser of Gibsonville, C., is visiting his father, Mr. J. H. Riser, in Newberry. Edward Davis is one of the new students at the Citadel academy in v Charleston. j Jtfr. Baynard Simmons, Jr., of f Charleston was in Newberry^Wednes-I day. Messrs. Cannon G. Blease and 9am cnont Wednesday in1 1/ViUiuivn -Columbia. Mr. Stanley Baker o? Greenwood i was in the city Monday, attending the v Parr-Baker wedding. Air. W. G. Sloan has changed his! - address from Williams ton to ML J Airy, Ga. | i Miss Margaret Davis will return Vja&me toduy from an extended visit, .**3? relatives in Henderscnville. jyLiss -Vlamie Paysinger left yester-' -day for Branchville, where she will j again xeach school. % \r t? T^>velace has returned; ?? I .rtosm a visit to relatives in Durham,! C. j -Mrs. Jno. A. Lindsay is visiting herj sons, Messrs, Maxey and Oliver Lind-j -say, in Atlanta. Jir. J. Lance Swindelear left Wedsoesday for Columbia to pursue his j studies at the Presbyterian Theologiscal seminary. .Rev. W. R. Bouknight and Mr. J. j Monroe Swindler attended the quar-; ;terly conference of the Newberry cir-j . cuit at Trinity Tuesday. -Mrs. Frank Sligti and son Francis j ,iiave returned from a several days visit to her mother, Mrs. T. H. Hill in Greenwood. .Mr. Jim Smith of Kinards, together j ^/ich others of his family, spent a! few hours in town one day last week on business.?Laurens Advertiser. Messrs. Raymond (Styles cf Ohio, Howard Taylor of Indiana and "Walter IRenken of Charleston arrived this "week to resume their studies at New. berry college. Jdrs. G. Wright of Charlotte, on '^rer way to join Tier husband in New '3tark, is spending several days here with, her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith. Miss Azile Parr has returned to | Due West College for Women, after! attending the wedding of her sister, J Miss Eddie Mae Parr, to Mr. Ralph' . Barre Baker. Miss Bessie Lake is visiting her brother, Mr. W. E. Lake, Jr., in Columbia. From there she will go to Olar, C., where she is elected assistant 1 ts&eher in the high school. . iNtewberry is his old home and his Hrieads there are more thkn glad to "iiave him hack.?Southern School .'.News in mentioning Dr. James P. Xinard as the head of our city schools. Miss Anne D. Jones, teacher of his> tory for three years in iWtinthrop college, or South Carolina State Normal, aeu nome yesieraay to accept a simii- j ar position in Savannah, Ga. Mrs. William Johnson has returned from Columbia after spending1 k three weeks in that city with 'her j daughter, Mrs. Bruce Wallace and family. Mrs. Maurice Partridge ana son, .a i . Norman Partridge of Augusta, Ga., ypent sevral days of this week in Xewj oerry, the guests of Mrs. Partridge's : .rotner, Mr. ;C. J. Purcell. Mr. J. Sidney Derrick is now with. 1 wO^eland brothers, where he will be , pleased to welcome his friends. Mr. Derrick is a business clerk of experience and will serve his employers and the public with satisfaction. Miss Xorine Murdoch, who has been the attractive guest of Misses Nellie and Harriet Adams, left yesterday on a visit to olurhbia and Orangeburg, ! to spend awhile before returning to Vior ih/vmo in (TharlARton. Mr. Wm. T. Gary and Mrs. W. D. Turnely of Fort llijer, Fla., are visiting relatives in Newberry. Mrs. Turnely will be pleasantly remembered by oviiie of our citizens as Miss Mauds Gary. Rev. M. J. Epting, D. D., has returned to 'his pastorate of St. Paul's church, Savannah, Ga., from a visit with his family to relatives in Newberry, S. C.?Lutheran Chu-ch Visitor. Tbe Pineville school district has elected Prof. Jacob Shealy, a graduat ; cf Newbery college to teach.?Hollow 1 ^ * XT TTT _ treeK iv_-or iveesvine we mave (already told you of these Newberry college graduates. j Mr. and Mrs. Rex Young and little | Mildred are spending a few days with. ' their parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Young.?Hurricane Cor Laurens Advorfipjir iTWt> Vrvn rt cr ho o rotllpno/1 ? VI tlOVi ?UA X VUil^ A 4AVU WV/ Newberry. Mrs. Young and baby will j come later. Mr. and lire. Walter Fulner and I I Mrs-. Buchman irulmer or Columbia motored to Newberry Sunday to see their daughter and sister, Mrs. H. B. Wells. Mrs. Wells accompanied them home and returned to Newberry Wednesday. Among those going to Columbia Monday night to see A1 Field's minstrels were: Misses Margaret and Bess Burton, Messrs. Ned: Purcell, David I Caldwell, Earle Hipp, Metts Fant, J. j E. Stokes, A. C. Matthews, John Peterson, Ellis Wheeler, Owen! Holmes and Clarence Davis. . Sheriff Cannon G. Blease, next to the youngest sheriff of the state by only a few years, will leave for Greenville Monday to attend the meet- j ing- of the State Sheriff's association, | of which het is the president. Chief of I Police Ed. L. Rodelsperger v.ill als:> attend the meeting. Senator Alan Johnstone, president board of trustees Clemson college,; will leave Spartanburg Saturday j wiw the other members of the South! Carolina Boll Weevil commission for . . ... i a trip througn Georgia, Aiaoama, Mississippi and Louisiana to study boll weevil conditions. Mr. R. H. Whitlock, representing the automobile firm of Baker and Cxner in Newberry, returned from Greenwood Monday night with ?a nev; 4 Dod^e." It will be another new dodge when Baker and Oxner have their garage built on the lot be tween Mr. F. N. Martin's residence j and the new store building for D. A. i Livingston. Misses Louise .Counts and Cleo Aull gn^duates of the Newberry Business I J i school, have gone to Clinton to be; with the large and growing firm of j Jacobs and company, rney were ac- j companied to that fine place by Mrs. j T. J. Hayes and Messrs H'. F. and : Dunn Counts in the automobile Tuesday. Mrs. Helen O. Ray is sending out excellent material as stenograph ers from her school. Fred H Dominick of Newberr/, congressmiin-nominate from the thin, district, was in the city today shaking hands with, friends and receiving congratulations on his successful rac3 for the nomination. Mr. Dominick I has received many congratulatory j telegrams an1 letters and is grateful to his friends for the' aid they gavej him. He is on his way for a ten day's vacation.?Columbia Cor News and fonrier Mr. Preston Williamston of Baltimore is visiting Newberry on business, stopping at the Newberry hotel. He is the son of Rev. J. L. Williamson, the Presbyterian minister who lived and preached here years "ago. His _ i friends are glad to see him, many of whom wanted to entertain him at their homes, but not being able to accept the numerous invitations he decided to remain at tht hotel. Newberry treats her friends 12JI right, and so j does The Newberry. j WANTED?Your orders for Lime, Cement, Brick, Roofings, Shingles Nails. Our goods are the best. SumMer Bros o. 9-29-2t. Oper& House j programme FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. "THE WAR liRIDE OF PLOIVILLE > 3 Art Essanav Comedv. I Nell l/raiir, Earnest Maupain, and 1 Edmund F. Cobb. M MYSTERY OF THE KAILS" Kalem, Hazards of Helen Series, j Featuring: Helen Gibson. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER TO. "THEIR MOTHER" 2 Act Lubin. ''GOOD EVEMNG JUDGE" Kalem Comedy Featuring- HAM and BUD. "lSELIG TRIBUTE >0. U3." "A CLOSE SHAVE" "KRAZY KAT* i ! 31r. J. L. Dckert Meets With Accident, j Mr. Jacob L. Dickert met with a bad accident Tuesday. Ke ^ as on a load of wood descending the Tanyard hill j when the mules took fright and ran J av/ay. Mr. Dickert was thrown from the loaded wagOL Some negro men . 1 J u:_ 11- C -r^o-n .rw nea.ru his cans ixu 'iicip auu a.u his assistance, when they called Mr. Geo. P. Hill. Mr. Hill carried Mr. Dickert to the latter's home and Dr. J. M. Kibler was called in. It was found that Mr.. Dickert had suffered the breaking of ihis left leg in two places just above the ankle?the ' large bone snapped in two twice and the little bone once. It is a serious hroav a n thp friends of Mr. Dickert I *" v~" *" sympathise with him in his painful ' and unfortunate accident. j I * HECTOR'S FAMILY j HURT IX ACCIDENT I I Iter. IV. H. K. Pendletons Automobile j Turns Over.?Son May Not Re- j j cOTer. The State. Spartanburg, Sept. 27.?As the re-! suit of an automobile accident which! i occurred early today on Windmill hill j between Inman and Campobello in this county when the car in which the Rev. W. H. K. Penlefeon, rector of the Episcopal church of this city and six members of his family were rid- j ing turned over, Carey Pendleton, Mr. | Pendleton's 12 year old son, suffered | a fracture at the base of the brain I from which physicians think he will i * net recover, Mrs. Pendleton has a1 fractured hip, and Miss Uta Sitova, aj Jap.-.nese girl, who lives with i\lr. ! Pendleton, has suffered internal in-1 juries. All are patients in the Pendleton; residence in this city, where they were brought after the accident. At an early hour today Mr. Pendleton and his family started to Hendersonyille, N. C., to spend the day. As they were going own Windmill1 hill near Campobello Mr. Pendleton suddendly applied his brake an the car turne +urtle, pinning tlie memfcers of the party under it Those in the party who did not receive severe injuries were Mr. Pen dleton himself, Robert Pendleton. [ ogd 14 years, Josephine Pendleton, 1 aged four years, and Miss Elizabeth 'Won age 16 years. The automobile in which Mr. Pendleton (and his family were riding, was a recent gift of the members of the Churhc of the Adent of which Mr.Pendleton is pastor. SPECIAL NOTICES * MAZDA LAMPS?(Save electricity j and give more light, can fill orders J promptly, Fostoria spells quality. Summer Bros Co. 9-29-2t. AMITY A. r . V. A regular communication of Amity Lodge, No. 87, A. F. M., v/ill be held next Tuesday evening at 8:30 o'clock ir. Fraternity Hall. Visiting brethren cordially welcomed. FLOYD BRADLEY, ,W M. T. W. EARHARDT, Secretary. lasky-Paramouat Appearing at the Arcade, Honday October 2, in ^The House of The Golden Windows." A Lasky Paramount In a Acts. I AT THE p HrcadL FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. T\ A %' I I'T HFlAlf IT A V u.i.iifiL rnun.UA.x rrtscius Mary Pickford. in -HILDA FR03I HOLLAND" A Famous Players Paramount in 5 acts SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. PATHE EXCHANGE INC Presents Pearl White in <*THE IRON CLAW" | 2 Reels of Selected Mutual Pictures. MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. JESSE L. L A SKY Presents ('!??? Ritlgely and Wallace Reid in j "THE HOUSE OF THE GOLDEN WINDOWS." A Lasky Paramount in 5 Acts. J V * T. 3L ROGERS I Watchmaker, Jeweler and Optician. All Work Guaranteed. Corner Caltineii and Friend Streetg. Eyes fitted and sold on Installment Xewuerry, S. C. f Dr. F. C. Martin | I llWTn C?_Li |Examines Eyes, FitsGlassesf i | and Artificial Eyes. I | If your eyes are giving you| |trouble d >n't fail to consult him | I Satisfaction Guaranteed. I t 1 |j Office over Anderson's Dry J; |Goods Store. jji ******** * \ *jbramourifc* LESLIES ARCADE I Mondays and Fridays Prices 5 and 10c "Yes, Florence, and we'll have a RANGE ETERNAL" To the woman who realizes the importance of good cooking in the new home, no promise is more alluring. For if the way to win a man is through Viic efnmarK t"Vi #? WAV tn him is through the kitchen? and that way will be made doubly easy if you have The Range Eternal voith 32 points of ' Eternal Excellence 9 Whether you are considering your first range or your fifth, let us show you the RANGE ETERNAL. It is the most complete ? most satisfying?most subs antial we have ever seen. 9 Let us explain the 32 superior features one by one. See the ETERNAMETAL flue lining ? strongest ? longest wearing metal ever used in anv Range. You 11 want a RANGE ETERNAL. Prosperity Hardware Co. Prosperity, S C. GASOLINE ENGINES?With a five year guarantee and plenty of them in service to prove satisfaction is what we are selling. See us. Prices very low-. Summer Bros Co. EJSTRAY MULE?TWas taken up on 'Wednesday. Red mule. Owner may have same by paying cost. Apply to' Magistrate L. M. Player for further information. 9-29-lt. TODAYI ainii n k rnn nuLim mu By Edith Ba Produced by the Famou Tur i njQ ARCAI | Caldwell and OPENING The day was b one says the disj ful. One of the shown was th< 1 v //? v model "New tier oval side, highe front, the Tam Venetian colored beautiful Black J< used in the side fi } Another hat ths attention was th hat. The latest o room is the patch i . i ! j. _1_ colonial paicn Mosaic like of i bits of bright colo vet which are joii symmetry, each jo Kir a i*nw nf n CU WJf (A A TV VA ^* gotting. The effe is decidedly attrac keeping with the color blend a la I The coats and were by far th< shown in Newberi | A visit to Cald1 ^ 1-^ vir ? T S rcc? uyiu-wi | will show you the j minute. 1 . REMEMBER?We carry, large, sto4| oils and greases for both steam anoH automobile uses. We can make thA price. See us. 'Summer Bros Co. 1 BELTINGS?Geniune Gandy and 1 er beltings. Genuine gandy al? has one green edge, none genii without it, beware of imitation prices are right. Summer Bfl y-zy-zi. m -FRIDAY n?mal Cwnkmanl i/auici a i lit g Presents Id MARY PICKFORD V 1 In a Quaint and Charmi ing Photoplay I HOLLAND" | nard Delano H s Players Film Company dK I Haltiwanger 1 an/1 97 I MV (A&AVft am v eautiful. Every play was beauti- I prettiest hats i "Jeanne Due" etta" with fitted 1 st in the center B section was of I l 1 ! _ _ 1 velvet, wnne a et Ornament was I ront. I it attracted much I e "Crazy Quilt" 1 ddity in our work I work hat. Seal I work, composed Irregularly large 1 red silk and vel- I led regardless of 1 ininp" beinff work ?, o - - 7 itstitching or pict while startling :tive and quite in i recent fad for 3akst. rlyefiCAC OUllO ClliU VAX OO0V0 s prettiest ever I ry, 5. C. fl well & Haltiwan- I ear department 1 styles up to the j