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ft Kt.JLl rti*MK>AJL file oi iv.duj ftvple, Sew:?err jaus, and Those Who Visit dewberry. %# >... K Vf Tnl'a.vi't V*ol rntnrnn.1 A. ?!. iaiu. :i nac iviuiiiv/it from a visit to relatives at Kinards. ?tSniithville Cor. Abbeville Medium. Mrs. Mattie ..*iiier of Newberry is visiting the family of Mr. J. O. Miller. ? -Smitiiville Cor. Abbeville Medium. Mis. W. S. Mobley lias gone to -Newberry to visit relatives.?Johnston Times. Mr. longshore of Newberry has been visiting his neice. Mrs. J. L. WaiKer. ?Johnston Times. Miss Annie Lee Whitman has ueen spending a wiiiie in the city, coming here to visit her brother, who has been recently ill while attending one of the schools here. Miss Whitman wili leave ror Branciiviile today and will stop there a week before returning home.-Charleston Post. Miss Ethel Jones accompanied Miss Sara Logan home from Wintnrop college Friday and spent the week-end > in York.?York .News. \ Mrs. Walter H. DicKert and children and Mrs. Dickert's sister. Miss Martha ! Shealy, left Tuesday for Saluda to < sr^pnrl a wppk with their sister. Mrs. i Melton Corley. Miss Sadie Goggans and Superinten- j dent C. P. Barre will attend the Laur- | en6 County Teachers' institute, which j will be in session at Laurens on Thurs- J day, Friday and Saturday of this week.j Mr. Barre will address the institute! on "The School as a Social Center," and Miss Goggans on "The Making 01 a Daily Schedule and the Combination f Classes." Mr. John D. Shockley of Columbia j tisited his daughter, Mrs. Welch Wil-j bur, and other relatives here fromi Fnday afternoon to 'A'ednesday after- ! *oon, when he went to :Clinton to; isit his son, Mr. Guy Shockley. Mrs. Wm. Y. Fair is visiting her j brother. Gen. Ernest A. Garlington.: ic Washington, D. C. ; Rev Herbert N. Laws of Lawrence ville, Va.. spent Monday and Tuesday] iit Newberry with Rev. E. V. Babb. i Mr. Frank G. little motored from! Laurens county Wednesday morning in his Overland, car, bringing with him kis mother, Mrs. Margaret Little, Mrs. W. D. Byrd and Mr. Wm. F. Wright, j Mrs. Little came to attend the Hous-j eal-Goggans wedding and to visit re-j latives, she being related to the bride- i eiect. The other members of the Laurens party returned to their homes ; Wednesday evening. \fr. Wi 1 Switenber?. of the late bier1 firm -of Brown, Hipp andwittenberg, j has returned to -is former positions'' iBg the big lire firm of ummer Bros.' j hardware store, where this big and ; lire merchant-clerk will be well pleas-!' ed to see his big numbers of friends! to sire them big satisfaction. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Baum of Xew-| berry are spending several days with i relatives on Queen street.?Charles-!; ton Post. j: Mr. and Mrs. H. M.Bryson and little daughter, l>orothy, motored to Mount-! viTlo. Qnnrtav Misses Sara and Agnes Houseal j spent Tuesday in Columbia. Dr. Haiet Caldwell and Mr. M. 0. j J. Kreps, Jr.. of Columbia spent Tues-, dav in the city. Mesrss. Robert and Gus Houseal came Tuesday to attend the Houseal- J Goegans wedding. Mr. N. E- Taylor has returned to his home at St. Lukes, having reeovered from the accident which caus-1 ed the breaking of his leg some time ago. Ho spent nine weeks in the Columbia hospital. Mr. Taylor's friends are t;lail to see him out from the hospital after his long and tedious stay in that institution. Mr. H. .v ir?wor has returned to t utroc the* Tnvlor ?ara?e at Xew UC. lJUiWkJ, ? V.JT ??. o . berry having closed. Mrs. lone Singley of Garys is visit}~~ f* *' ' .on. Mrs. C. F. Graham, who is staying I with her daughter, Mrs. J. P. Shealy, attended the funeral of her sister-inlaw, Mrs. Polly Graham, Tesday afternoon. at the family burying ground, Pomaria. i Mr. G. W. Harrison has returned to reliable place at the reliable store of L. Morris. Mrs TV n Rrock returned to Xew-i berry alter, a visit to her parents. Mr. and Mrs. M. B. Poole Mt. Zion "Cor. Spartanburg Herald. Mrs. Frank Bishop of Laurens is visitins: her sister. Mrs. Kate Coats, at Helena. j Miss Cleo Aull, a recent graduate of the Newberry Business school who has been serving tlie Jacobs company at Clinton, has accepted a position with a prominent law firm in Barnwell and will leave for her new work Friday. ?> >. Miss Nena Duncan of '\Y<hitmire is visiting Mrs. J. M. Pitts at Clinton. VARIOUS AM) ALL ABOUT. There will be all day service at ?- ?- ? Ebenezer cnurcn next ounua;, .w tether 5th. The 'Woman's Missionary Society will have services in the forenoon; preaching by Dr. A. J. Bowers. Dinner on the ground. Preaching in the afternoon by the pastor. Rev. W. R. Bouknight. The public is invited. A few more deals like the paying of $11,000 by the Johnson-JVIcCrackin company to the Edw. R. Hipp estate for the two large stores where this large and always wide awake firm carries on a most successful business would give Newberry such a boom that other envious places would jump " ' 1 * A/4 t/tA right up and raite minieuiaie numc. Judge L. M. Player married a couple at his office last Saturday afternoon three o'clock. At that time Mr. Homer Addy accompanied Miss Louisa Stillwell to the magistrate's office seeking happiness. The judge pronounced them man and wife in his ceremony. The bride and groom are from the Mollohon mill. June apples and blackberries in j October is a good advertisement for j tue climate of Newberry. 'i lie Woman s Home and Foreign : Missionary society of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer will hold its j wiurnlo r mmitlil v mcatind at thp nJlT"SOn i U. AC*. A liiV/li WiiivT U w-->w ^ ? > age Monday afternoon. November the 5tli, at 4 o'clock. All members and friends are cordially invited to attend. The recent missionary convention will be discussed and Thanksgiving leaflets wiir be read. Mr. Sam \V. Dominick. the well known automobile seller and repairer, ^ is now selling me fcaxon car. .vju. : Dominic k is not only a good salesman of automobiles, but he knows how to i-ut them together when they come to pieces. He is a fine combination when i* conies to handling automobiles. !t is perfectly alright Greenwood Journal. Alright is not all all right. It should be all right. That is perfectly all right. Our neighbors?Cof. D. H. Tompkins. '\\". S. Sanders. T. J. Kinard. .j R. Werts, L. E. Summer and J. I ,v.m many premiums oi? P'gs, cattle, sheep, goats, mules and | horses at the State fair.?Ninety Six! Cor. Greenwood Journal. | Baby Has Long Name.?Gaffney Led-1 ger. That is nothing strange in New- j berry. There have been many babies 1 with Long names and there are a few j here now; as least there is one. ? _ -1 J - J.' * ~ W'An "hV I in aaaiuon. iu mc Miss A. L. Langford of Prosperity at j the recent State fair, which were mentioned in the last issue of The I Herald and News, she also was award- < ed other prizes, which were announc- i ed since, as follows: First prize on j woven counterpane, $1; second prize: on large afghan, $1, and first on lady's ! skirt, $2. i Mrs. A. M. Bedenbaugh of Pomaria. took second prize on Desi piece em-, broidery, $1; second prize on tow-( els, 50 cents, and second on center-; piece, $1. Miss Fredda Banks of Pros- j perity got second prize, 50 cents, on lace. j In our Monthly for October the list! of further contributions to the support fund of Thornwell orphanage contains ! the following from Newberry: Avtleigh Sunday school, $15; L. B. S., Aveleigh church, $14.57. j America Getting Rich.?Headline.' While this nation is getting rich off I ~ Voir.liQ'rfv ncnnlf! alntior Wltti ' r* ai , ? wv* A j ^W.V..D f other folks, have to pay enoriLtjiio prices for provisions, etc. It is spec*, illation and robbery. Mr. McDuffie Sligh bought a Dodg? car from the Dodge -Motor company! last Monday. The bursting of a bottle at tlie New- j berry Coca Cola plant Tuesday cut several of Arthur Turner's nngei> severely. , Interest in the contest through Tl>c I Herald and News is srowiiiff in in-, tensity and excitement. Some of the ladies are running neck and neck in j the race, which is a beautiful one. Many of them are keeping pretty close1 together and most of the contestants are making fine records. It is the absorbing topic of conversation and The Herald and News is getting a boom.; Xcthing succeeds like success. <A man never realizes the total de-1 pravity of mankind in general until someone steals from him the umbrella he stole from some other man.?Rocl;; Hill Record. " * ? -?3 ! .Yionciay win oe saiesuay. nee mu master's sales advertised for that time. Hogs and peanuts to combat boll: weevil. When the weevil comes slo-j gan will be South Carolina must feed j herself Xews and Courier. If Dem- j cnstrator Tom Mills and his force: or n't meet the weevil in the middle Oi Savannah river, you people had K^rrej. soein preparation for more ho a* and peanuts. I There will be preaching at St. Pauls j Lutheran church next Sunday after- j neon at 3:30 by the Rev. S. C. Bal-1 lentine. Sunday school at z:30. Committee No. ??the :-*atefl cirr^t-j tee? .Mrs. Robert Wright, chairman, j is called to meet on Monday afternoon, i at 4 o'clock, at Langford and Bush, ardt's furniture store. A 4-rooru tenement house on Mr. J. S. Dominick's place xvas burned a: about sunrise on Merrily -corning. A 3-year-old negro child took f<"e to the bed to .see it burn. The $1."0 loss v.n~ covered by 5insurance :.i me Formers' Mutual. K^nde.'con lirct'.o: >?T. W. and L. S.?lost their store building and contents by lire last Saturday night at Shelton. It was a new building and the loss is about $3,000. with a very little insurance on the stock of goods. , The fire was the result of the accij dental dropping of a lamp near the . kerosene tank. | A. L. Coleman of Silverstreet has I been drawn on the grand jury at tli? i ieuerai court in ureenwooa im\i ; with E. L. Strauss of Prosperity, P. B. i Warner of Prosperity. John P. Long ! of Silverstreet. John M. Suber of Whit mire, and R. G. Smith of Kinards as i petit jurors. MUNICIPAL TAXPAYERS I I Your attention is called to section j 6 of the ordinance levying the tax for j city's revenue. It reads: "That all taxes herein imposed shah ; be paid between the 1st day of Oc! tober and the 1st day of December. 1916, and a penalty of ten per cent | is hereby imposed and shall be added nil taypc; not nniri nrior to Dec ember 1st. 1916." ] Please attend to the matter. J. W. Chapman. Clerk and Treasurer. | WAXTED?Every good housekeeper to call at our store during the week j of November 9th to 15th and let a factory expert explain the Ranse Eternal. The Prosperity Hardware Co.. Prosperity. S. C. ! DEATH OF EB, GUY DAM ELS . ! | Mr. Julius Guy Daniels died at the } Columbia hospital Tuesday afternoon j I of pneumonia. His ixxiy was snippeu i j to Newberry on the 2:48 Southern; j irain Wednesday and carried to thf, ! j home of his sister, Mrs. E. E. William- I | son, whence it was conveyed 011 Tiiurs- 1 ; day morning at lu o'clock to Rose- I I mont cemetery, by the following pall- j | bearers: Jackson Bowers, Al. L j j Spearman. Everett Evans. R. L. Tar- j j n ut, C. C. Schumpert and J. F. Ept- j i ?! ?. 111C service v. as cuuuuirieu u? j the Rev. F. E. Dibble. I Mr Daniels was 40 years old. He v.xis formerly a resident of Newberry. j Alter the death of nis father, the late : 1 Julius A. Daniels, in this city, lie con-; | tinued the jewelry business here unj der the firm name of Daniels and Wil-; i liamson. The family came to New-! | berry from Anderson, and made j | friends here, the family sharing the: : -enuil disposition of tiie elder Mr. ! Daniels. During the active life time of Mr. Guy Daniels in this community j j i?c took part in the various srp.rt'o-- 1 [ nigs of the young people and ^as a j sergeant in Capt. >\\\ Smith Langford o j company in the Spanish-America*J war. His death was a shock to h;^ . friends. Mr. Daniels moved from i Newberry to Georgia and was con- j nected with a jewelry house in Anguts-. I j Opera House \ PROGRAMME FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 3 "A MILLION FOR A BABY" 3-Act Essanay Drama. Featuring' Bryant Washburn and Marguerite Clayton. "ABLAZE OX THE RAILS" Kalem Drama, Featnrlngr Helen Gibson. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4. "PATENTED BY HAJT," Kalem Comedy Featuring* Ham and Bad Selig- Tribune So. 73. "THE GIRL FROtf 'FRISCO" 2-Act Kalem Drama, k Featuring Marin Sals and True Board- !n man. 0 International Cartoon Comedy. SPECIAL NOTICES WANTED?Ten or 15 fresh milch 01 cows. J. G. Lowe. Spartanburg, S. C. P ll-4-3t. - tl XOTICE?We will gin only Tuesday, fi. Thursday and Friday pntil further notice. Jalapa Mercantile Co. ll-4-2t. sDR/UMS?All customers having kerosine and gasoline drums will please d return them to us promptly as possi^ a] hie as we are neding them hadly. Suaimer Bros. Co. - a ll-*-2t ' ROOFINGS?Galvanized, rubber and , - ? ^ ~ 1 . xx /% ?. r. v\ ri/> r?Vi 11 at Anlr c * ? anu aaau. r uit oiuvno, see us for your needs. Summer Bros, n Co. r ll-4-2t. FOR RENT?One 6 room dwelling ^ at Helena; one two horse farm in two miles of Newberry. M. M. Buford. t ll-4tf. # BIG COTTON SEED SALE ' f Mr. H. 0. Long on Thursday soldj^. to the Sothern Cotton Oil company T. noo h,,<?hels of cotton seed at 97 1-2 ? centa the bushel. Mr. Long bought c o. vuc otcu cib 10W as fJU C61113 Uie bushel. ___1 ..UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE we will * rin Thursday and Friday of each week. Silverstreet Ginnery, K. S. Stillwell, Mgr. 11-3-tf. i ~ . i que QUAl i SHC j v Some one remarket 'There are no old w( This is true largely 1 tiful shoes and > Our patrons refuse "act old" or "wj bnues are ueaiu-iiu. fortable. We ha blending the two. "Ask the women v IH. SUM1V I I I i i t ta, going from there to Florida an-1 iatei to Columbia Hv weaves a widow, who. with two children, came from 'Americus, Ga., to attend the funeral.; He is also survived by three brotners j ana two sisters namely . Dr. tien ; ' l.-aniels and Mr. Sam Daniels of! Americus and Mr. J. W. Daniels j , of Green Cove, Fla.. and Mrs. j E. E. Williamson of Newberry and j 1 Mrs. A. C. Brannen of Tuscaloosa, Ala. ! One of his brothers. Mr. Sain Daniels. accompanied Mrs. Guy Daniels and the children to Newberry from . Americus. i i vh JDKqMS! iv^vn -BHEBBESBflflBBHHHBHHMBHH I Miss Ona Demorest Leading Lady j. Demorest Stock Co. j Coming all next week the well [ mown popular players, the De-j lorest Show Co, will open for! ne week in their pretty water-1 roof tent theatre. A coterie of dramatic and spe- k alty artists of the highest c'ass, [ J resenting every advertised fea- ]M ire, a high class Dramatic Co. of fteen people. The following plays will be prented: "Wages of Sin," "Fatal Weding, "Lena Rivers," "Tempest Lid tSunshiue," "Ten Nights in | Bar Room," "Klu Klux Klan,''i| The Girl I Love," "The Trail ofj tie Lonesome Pine," "Kast Lyn-j e," 'St. Elmo," "Thorns and' )range Blossoms." In fact the how will select plays from the est Stock plays, that is Possible o produce. Beautiful Scenery for every play, j Jtage setting and mechanical efects the show has the most beauiful coinplele theatre tent in the South, and caters to the better :lasses of Ladies and Gentlemen, 'Wasres ot Sin" Monday Nijjht C7 ^ November 6th. A dollar Show at 10 and 20c DON'T MISS IT Main Street : :en 1 LITY j ES i * d recently that >menany more" because of beaumouthful dresses. 3 to <4look old" ilk old/' Their I and yet comve the art of vho wear them" IER.CO. I I I I i i ; * NEWBERRY COLLEGE CLUB There will be a meeting of the Newberry College club at the court tiouse on Monday, November C. .t 7:30 p. m. Business of importance to be i k ^ J All 1 1 . ^ ' Lranactea. ah meuiuers urgeu to ue present. j V. H. Hunt, Presided. 4f? A P I "Tti w | Victroh ft) Victrola VIII . jp] Ten lO-in^h 75< ?JQ <k>uble-fac^a no) Victor Records (20 selections). ? ^3 You can select any j^j you'll find a splendid ass raj Come in today and M outfit for your home. Ea W if desired. f^her styles cf the Victor |1^ LeRoyA. Studio Nea N THE RECORD SHOE Of Ladies' and N Boots tor those > / Now at the Samp] J. LUREY, Prop., B We want to thank the most libera] patronage giv now solicit it in the future following specials at prices Ladies' Shoes All our $7.00 and $8.00 La These come in white, pa A big lot ladies' high cut over $5 and $6. now $3.49 Ask to see our iine of mis in all the leading styles ar Men's and Ladie We are extra strong in i are low. For any want in pie Shoe Store. All shoes Big line men's high cut t is the time. Come to th< save your money and get c We solicit your repair sh ? k 1^ Pn nonmKnr fin I CtHSUiiCUUIC uu THE SAMPLE J. LUREY, 1 Opposite the Ladi NEWBERI SOCIETY. 1 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Welch Wilbur was hostess at & rook party, at t her home in High Point. The rooms were attractive in their decoration# of- potted plants, ferns and autumn flowers. Twelve guests were present and at the conclusion of the games a j delightful salad course was served. 7?.2 1. * I i UUllll |j ... $40. K . . . ZSO" ) "* $?7.50 {E records you wish?and jfi ortment here. W < T 71 i? Ivl stc duuui tins v i^uuia. lyi sy terms can be arranged TO and Virrola $10 to $400. Cr? 4 M. M. Salter i for the Dog r Depot i BREAKING SALE lisses' High Lace vho care begins le Shoe Store. Next Door to j lusy Bee Restaurant buying public for their en us in the past, and vtt x i _ . w e oner special me ; very low. ? and Boots .dies' Boots now pr $4.95 t leather, tan and gray. ; boots, worth the world 1 pair. 5ses' and children's shoes id leathers. Work Shoes this line, and our prices shoes come to the Samare guarantee^ by us. " 1 ? \T ' >oots ror minting, inow 3 Sample Shoe House, >ur prices. N Loe work at prices very te place, come now. SHOE STORE Proprietor es' Rest Room. * IY, S. C. %