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PURELY PERSONAL fbc Movements of many People, New berrians, and i bow* V\Ho > jsu dewberry. Mrs. J. B. Amick and Miss Minnie Amick are visiting relatives and friends' in Lexington. Miss Mary Buzhardt spent Tuesday with her sister, Mrs. W. P. Blair, ac Silverstreet. Miss Marie Moore of Newberry Is the guest of Mrs. Mattie Arnold, in East Orr street.?Anderson Mail. Mrs. C. . Featherstone is visiting friends in Newberry.?Greenwooi JournaL Mr. P. C. Gaillard, Jr., has joined the Southern Bell Telepnone company and is stationed at Gilbert,\S. C. Mrs. Lula Merchant of Columbia ct- hora with her brother. oytut ?uvuum^ **v* v - , Mr. C. F. Lathan. Miss Rose Harmon, a studetit of Newberry college, spent the week-end with her parents at Silvertstreet. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ryan Workman and little eon, Eugene, of Laurens spent the week-end with Mr. E. S. Blease. Mr. Edwin Johnson of Manning spent the week-end in Newberry with Probate Judge W. F. Ewart. i Miss Sara Fant of Greenville Col lege for Women, is spending a few days at home. Miss Kathryn Harms returned Mon day from a short stay in Anderson and V/ieuieuu. Mrs. P. G. Ellesor left Saturday for Columbia, carrying her little daugh ter, Martha Vance, who will undergo an operation on her ear. Rev. and Mrs. C. J. Shealy of Pros perity spent Sunday in the city, Rev. Mr. Shealy addressing the Y. M. C. A. Sunday afternoon. .. Mrs. Elbert Partridge and children are spending several weeks with Mrs. Partridge's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B. tr. liOggans, Dexure icimuius w home in Atlanta. Miss Xinaleigh Boland has return ed to Little Mountain after visiting Miss Lucile Lathan, who is still un able to return to her studies at 'Win throp. Mr. W. 0. Senn of Smyrna left Sat urday for Early Branch, where he and Miss Leila V. McTeer were mar ried on Sunday. The bride taught the Smyrna school. Miss Sudie Dennis of Newberry, who taught here for several sessions, is snendin? thp week-end with Miss Ruth Oliver and Mrs. W. B. Court ney.?Swansea Cfor. The State. Mr. Howard J. Taylor, a student at Newberry college, left Monday for his home in Marion, Ind., where he was called on account of the serious ill ness of his father. Miss Nannie Pugh of Prosperity, who has been with her brother since the death of his wife, as returned to "home. Prof. Pugh and little A. F. and Kitty accompanied her.?'tJrights ville Cor. Pee Dee Advocate. Clarence Richards, Jr., has gone to vireenvme i<ji~ tixe ?cci\-rnu qhu uio sister. Miss Eleanor Richards, Is spending the week-end with her grand mother, Mrs. Bedenbaugh, in Newber ry.?The State. Geo. W. Summer, president of Mol lohon Mfg. Co., of Newberry, S. L., i? pictured in the .Newberry Herald and News and quoted at length in an ap peal for street paving.?Mill News. And it is the picture of a mighty good and substantial citizen. ** Capt. S. H. McLean, the genial and district naSsenCTf-r agent of the Great Southern railway system division in Columbia, was in Newberry on Friday. All his friends (and they fill the city) are always glad to see this abie and successful railroad official in th? community. Mr. B. B. Lietzsey has returned to town as one of the outside hustlers of the hustling Summer Bros. Co., af , 'ter having been krl3 up at "his coun try home for two or three weeks with a sprained ankle. Burr's many city friends are glad to see him back on the job. The Rev. J. Henry Harms. D. D., president of Newberry college, was in r^lnmhia vesterdav. Dr. Harms was returning from New York, where he had been in the interest of the Lutheran school in Newberry.?The State. While it is Lutheran in reli gion it is Newberry college for all. Dr. Harms got back Saturday. Robert L. Epting, executive special of the Jefferson Life Insurance com pany, headquarters Greensboro, N. 0., was in Columbia yesterday. He came her? accompanied by his brother, B. M. Epting,y of Newberry, and Mrs. B. M. Epting. Mrs. Epting came to Co lumbia to undergo an operation.?The Dr. P. G. Ellesor will leave Charles ton this week for New York to spend three weeks taking a special course preparatory to resuming the practice of medicine. Dr. Elleser's many friends are glad to learn of his res toration to health. Tliey know how ill health forced him to give up a ' large and successful practice some years ago. The special course will enable him to catch up with. the ad vancement that has taken place in his profession during his enforced retirement. Y4TO0US A\T> All ABOUT, Some attractive amusements are In stcrre. tifnn >>oo ecoiw <3rr?ro^ fn*- t'hfl 1 UV tiUAC UUO 050.AU ut VU AVI VMJU old graundhog discussion. As one motion picture contest ends another begins?first at the Opera Houhe then at the Arcade. The Calendar society 'vrill meet with Mrs. L. W. Jones on Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock. There will be a box party at Trinity echoolhouse Fridav evening February 2. - Att are cordially invited to <*ome and join in the fun. There will be nreaching by the Rnv. J. J. Long of Little Mountain in the ! Lutheran church at Silverstreet ner Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The Ladies Aid society of ttfe L?u theran Church of the Redeemer wil meet with Mrs. J. C. Goggans, Sr., Tn esday at 4 o'clock. Whe$ Dr. Van Smith moves to th< Wilson place in High Point that firu and desirable locality will take on ad ditional life and improvement. A mad dog ran at large in the Mol lohon mill village on Monday and bn all the dogs it came across, until kill eu oy Mr. Jim Mislead. The Woman's Missionary society of Colony Lutheran church will nu-ei at Colony church Friday afternoon ai 3 o'clock. All the members are urgec to be present. a cati meeting of the Kings Daugh ters will be held at the resid^nc< of Mr. Nat Gist on Tuesday, Januar) 30, at 10:30 a. m. A full attentfa^ is desired. (While the measles are engaging the attention of some people a smallpox Mnt of the pest house is at Iarg< adding to the troubles of the situa tion. We know a man who doesn't feel able to buy an automobile, but hi cans his stable a garage and haj named his old mule Ford.?*ndersor Mail. If he onlv lived in Xewbem he would worth writing up in full There will be an ice cream suppei and a whole lot of wholesome an/ pleasant and helpful amusement ai the St. Phillips school on Friday ev ening of this week beginning at 7:3( o'clock. Everybody is invited to come There was about a two-thirds full house to see "Potash and Perlmut ter" Friday night. We think the au dience enjoyed it. It was good, a no there were many hearty laugh; throughout the entertainment. We are authorized by Mr. T. M ^lills to say that there will be a boll weevil rally and creamery me;-tin? on the 14th of February at 11 6'clocfc in the court house. The speakers will be announced later. The boiler and engine, damaged b) fire recently, has been repaired foi Mr. Man Oxner at Kinards by Mr. J L. C. Davenport, who is fixing to buia* a new gin house for Mr. Oxner anc put in a three-gin air blast system. Wt- have seen some beauiifui speci mens of handsome flowers which art so well preserved they look new. Th*\ are in the possession of Mrs. i.A'lma Hayes and were made by her grand, mother many years ago. The business of the late firm of E Y. Morris, which has been regularlj conducted by Mrs. Morris since th* death of her husband, is now beins; run at the same stand by Mr. W. S Mann, he having bought the stock oi goods from Mrs. Morris. x auwiJJUUil<; Hi IU UI ttJKer 3T1C Oxner "has undergone a chanee, Mr H. Pet Baker now conducting thf business in his own name, while in former partner. Mr. M. T. Oxner, de votes bis full time to his farm anc saw mill. An old offender, Abner Kennedy colored, was again before the record er on Monday, for the same old charg< of selling whiskey. This time he wa: given an option on either paying ? fine of $100 or returning to the chain gaing for 30 days. He returned. The drama to be staged at the Ar in TX-Vlinli ?-> - - ? - A nmv,ii a UC11V l?tuy IS CI take the leading part is called "Tin Heart of the Hills." There will bi lo or 25 \ersons in the cast, whicl may be supported by one or two pro fessionals from the motion pictun strdio having it in charge. For exceeding the speed limit Bei Rutherford, colored, lisd to pay tb< usual fine of $5 in the recorder'; court Monday. Ben runs a public all to-hack and we give him tlifc frp advertisement. It is the first time ii a long while that the reporter has ha< a chance to mention tli? exceeding of the speed limit. Som'e people think they know wh( "The Idler" isi "The Idler'* is tb star reporter for The Herald aik News and he has lots of folks on th< gruass. He pu^z1^ rinny who D( NOT know his identity. It is a se er,>t well kept. Well-known earmarks do not count in this. "H:? is look'ns; real handsome an/ pleasant." That is what th< Abbeville SATYli-U'foVlv "VTorlinm oowl r> Mr. E. H. Longshore. who "returne< on Wednesdav evening from N'ewber j ry, where he spent the past fou: weeks with his sister.'' The Mediun calls him "Father." ! Under the auspices of the Calvli i Crozier chapter, U. D. C., there wil i be a vaudeville performance in con nection with the picture show at th< , Opera House Thursday evening L;\ , ing pictures will pose to the aecom paniment of popular songs. Tow] comedians will pull off new e'unts The admission fee will be ten cents. The Newberry band with Mr. ?W. A Wherry as leader will enjoy a fin trip either to President Wilson's in auguration in March or to the reun ion in Washington in June. Thev^ar ; to take their choice of trips and wil i leave Newberry in a Pullman. Th 1 trip is to be furnished free by th , whole-souled management of the New ! berry cotton mills. Trinity Sunday school in No. 1 I f 'XT** T> O tvnuoui|;y Jll . li. O. ?Tiaj Ulii OiM'CJ ill tendent, will observe ccme-to-Sunda; school Day on tlie 11th of Febru ary, and Mr. Maybin says it is th aim of the school to have three hun dVed scholars and visitors present Sunday school at 10 o'clock and ev ery one is invited and assured a warn welcome. What was all that racket in towi Friday afternoon? It was Mr. Wi] i nam c"i*ur j smitn leading a pre | cession of new Maxwells just recelv ed and coming up Main street fror | the depot to the garage. They gc in ten at one olin and are expectin another load of the same right awaj with a carload each of the Ohalmer ' and the Oakland makes. They dis I pose of lots of cars. I There has been another change i: a business place here. Mr. T. Burto i. Mimnaugh's The Grec With This sale is the past week at abls to secure. . week of the sale 20c Huck To 25 doz large size bles 20c seller, at each Pajam 3o ;n wide, new, e'ea lengths. 15c grade, 10 ; Laces of Ali A KJrf ^iill nf tTO rx ujg, tauic xuii \jl vcv ings and inserting.?, 8, the yard Mohawk 5 Sheets worth $ I 25 r< Winter 1 Just 13 winter c-at s ?? ? u ? u? iur yuu tu picis. up a u<xi must be sold. We hav< that will move it. New Oxfon The new spring style: now on display. has gone to Lexington and accepted a position as mechanic in the Lexington . colion mill. He has sold his business ! here to the Chevrolet Motor company j of Newberry, with Mr. F. T. Dominick j as manager. The firm, located im- \ mediately below the Central house in ' Friend street, will sell the Chevrolet; and Reo cars and do expert auto re- f pair work. They will also open up a . vulcanizing plant there. SOTICE TO CREDITORS. Notice is hereby given that all per- j sons holding claims against the es tate of Polly C. Graham, deceased, will present the same duly attested to ' the undersigned executors of the said j deceased, and all persons indebted to , tile saia estate win mase payment to : I the undersigned. Colin L. and F. A. Graham. Executors of Polly C. Graham, de g ceased. l-30-4tltaw a - - ' ) AN ORDINANCE. 5 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, , TOWN OF NEWBERRY. 1! BE IT ORDALXED BY the Mayor j ^ and ^Jdermen of the Town of New- j 1 berry. South Carolina, in Council as sembled: . r 1." That it shall be unlawful for any 1 person to keep on his premises or. operate or permit to be kept on his J premises or operated within the Town 1 of Newberry any slot machine of what ever name or kind in which there is s any element of chance, or to keep on bis premises or to operate or per mit to be kept on his premises or op 1 erated within the Town of Newberry *, any puncn Doara or any ouier kiiiu ot | } board or device in which there any j ' element of chance or which does not' e give a uniform and fair return in " j value for the monfy paid by any per "' son for the privilege of punching or ?; otherwise operating same; Provided ' that this ordinance shall not apply to e automatic weighing, measuring, mu e sical and vending machines or any "j other slot machines or device tjiat . gives a uniform and xfair return In vnlnp for r>oin denosited or Daid "' for the privilege of using same and ^ in which there is not any element ". of chance. J 2. Any person, firm or corporation t j violating this ordinance shall be sub ject to a fine of not more than One Hundred Dollars or imprisonment up on the public works of the Town or in the Town guardhouse for a perio 1 of not more than thirty days. 2. That this ordinance shall go In to effect thirty days after its passage. q j Done and ratified by the Town it lt Council of the Town of Newberry in ' Council assembly, this the 23rd day of January, A. D. 1917. Z. F. -WRIGHT, Mayor, Attest; J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasure- n< Town Newberry, S. C. JANUARY it a auuai y Renewed just fairly getting t tended and were ch It is our intention i ? 9 wels at 12 l-2c iched huck towels, a big __ 12ic ( 1a Checks n and crisp, 2 to 10 yard yds for 98c t Kinds at 5c Yd 1 and torchon laces in edg 10 and 15c values, special sheets at 98c educed to only each 98c Coat Suits uits left. Now is the time rgain. Every winter suit e put a price on each suit ds and Pumps s in oxfords and pumps are Ymi Dpcirp This car gives yc comfort at a rema We had 2 Car several days ago a ? The finest car 01 the world over for A MAYWFT ! , in style. Roadster $620 ^ i f SALE Sale Begi t_i i T. interest 11 inder good headwa larmed with the vc to make this the m 65c Table Dam Heavy quality mercerized < >4 in wide, sale price yd $2 Irish Satin Dam Irish satin table damask, f ;iful patterns, worth $2.00, c Curtain Materials New lines added to our di :ream and ecru, with hems :ial yd 1 ( Embroideries i One lot 10 and 15c embroi< ;he bargain counter at jd c:ii. uiiiv. uai) One lot of odds and ends md up to $1.00, on the barg; First Showing of Ladies' 25 new spring suits to be si ;his week $18.50, 820.0( Service 1 Buy a Car >u 'service plus dure rkable low price. Loads shipped to nd they are moving IVY ONE NOW fa. the market for th< [its Durability (and jets you there and > f. o. b. Touri ? o. b. Let us Demonstrate i tia Aut Mimnangh's ins jmorrow y. Thousands Hues they were inc/* I'M V/OW /I VV&I ask at 49c Jamask, satin finish, 49c task $1.29 Yd ull 2 yds wicK beau :ut to only yd $1.29 at Cut Prices rapery stock, white, stitched borders spe \ 12^, 15, 19 and 25c at 5c Yd lery tnrown out on | jains in silks, worth 50c ain table at yd 29c New Spring Suits i tiown the first time j ), $22 50 and $25 00 I when You v ibilitv, stvle and Newberry, fast. ? s. c y*~jrr" i money. Known Price. brings you back kg Car $635 o Co. Ik.