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FUKELY PERSONAL Jw fhe Moyem^nts of many People, Sew-j * berriaiis, and Those Who Visit i h< dewberry. | li Mrs. Jacob Ehrliardt of Ehrhardt is : 01 visiting her sisters in Newberry. i A Miss Kathleen Doolan of Augusta ' rj js the guest of Mrs. C. J. Purcell. j w Mr. J. G. Driver spent the week-end : m 5n Columbia. j tt Mrs. Mamie Bash of Stone Moun-j tain, Ga., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs 0] . J. Purcell. j Mrs. .Jesse Willson Is visiting rela-' lives in Newberry.?Spartanburg Journal, 10th. j si Mr. and Mrs. H. R. McFadden are spending a few days in Newberry.?j , 5Rock Hill Herald, Sth. ^ Mrs. George L. Epps and baby re- i a "turned Saturday from Kinards where; C( iliey spent several days with relatives, y] Misses L?ucy wanaee 01 Denaai a-u^ Blanche Smith of Chappells are the guests of Mrs. 'R. D. Smith, Jr. Mr. John M. Kinard, Jr., of the Uni versity of S. C., spent the week-end in the city. Br. Huiet Caldwell and Mr. M. 0. J. "Krens. Jr.. spent several days of la3t week in the city. Miss Lona Mobley has returned to Pier home in Graniteville, after a visit her sister, Mrs. G. W. Yonce. Mrs. T. H. Hill, who has been the truest of her daughter, Mrs. Frank filigh, returned Sunday to her home an Greenwood. Mrs. S. P. Crotwell ana aaugnter, | !Miss Sophia Crotwell, of -.Newberry are the guests of Mrs. S. C. Gallman. j ?The State, 11th. Mr. P. C. Gaillard, Jr., of the South ern Bell Telephone company at Ridge Spring, spent the week-end at his .Newberry home. Misses Nellie Adams and Ethel Rus sell of Clinton spent from Saturday afternoon to Sundav afternoon in the i city. Mrs. T. H. Hill went to Newberry ; i: this morning to visit her daughter, a Mrs. F. C. Sligh.?Greenwood Journ-! el. 9th. s Miss Nannie Henderson, after visit- t jng Mrs. James M. Bowe?*s in New berry, left on Friday for Goldville, to! C visit Mrs. H. C. Hunter. j c ? t r> ciiqoK* ivhn ha<? ; t '^VII 5>. J. x oiivuij , >? 4i v ..-.k, ? visiting her sister, Mrs. J. A. Sum mer, has returned to Newberry.?The t State. ' s Mrs. C. FrGraham of Newberry and ? Miss Elizabeth Shealy of Greenwood! sre the guests of Mrs. J. R. Summer i ^ in Taylor street.?The State, 11th. ^ Mr. F. A. Schumpert returned last c T;eke from Washington, after visiting "Sis daughter. Mrs. Chas. E. Bell, and ^ peeing the inauguration of President Wilson. I Hev. E. V. Babb returned FViday i Tiight from Laurens, after visiting his j father, who is ill. He will return ; J there some time this week. Mrs. Babb !. remained with the family. Dr. W. E. Pelham, Jr.. was eiectea; at the meeting of the County Medical t society Friday afternoon as the dele-' i zaie to the State convention, with' ? Dr. J. M. Kibler as alternate. I ] ? '-Rev. John W. Horine, D. D.. of Co- J 1 Tumbia spent Surfday in the city. Dr.! "Horine preached in the Lutheran i Church of the Redeemer Sunday < Turning and delivered an address at ' ~ 1 ? ~ A r\ Pf r\r\iy j ] TB6 opera nuust; ill mc anci uwu, i Mr'.' W. F. Wfebtman lias taken the ;rlace of Mr. C. F. Hancock as local agent for the Gulf and Atlantic In nirmce company, Mr. Hancock hav ?ng been transferred to the territory of Clinton and Laurens. These active and energetic young men are "hustlers. Dr. C. R. Dickert of Tifton, Ga., is 1o be married on the 18th of Aprjl. The bride-elect is Miss Mildred Holmes of Fitzgerald. Ga. Dr. Dick ert is the son of dewberry's former Mr r'has p_ DiCkert. The announcement will be read with pleasure by many people in Newberry The death of Sereeant Franklin was a great shock to the citizens of Or angeburg. It illustrates how our lo cal officers time and gain face death ^n th^ir daily duties, and how Intrep fhov nnrsne the suiltv. Mr. Franklin died in the performance of duty, and the community mourns with "his stricken family.?Orangeburg Times and Democrat. I Mr. W. T. Jackson's many friends are glad that he is able to be out af ter his severe spell of illness, although >ie is not able to resume h!s work. Everybody hopes that "Capt. Jack" Peas V I am now in i* 11 .1 care ot an me c county and will Building in rear o shop for the ne receive [and pay take any varier clean peas at $ delivered in strc your surplus peas money. H. O. ill soon be seen on his rounds again. . ;apt. Jack" is always on the job f hen well, and things along the water * ne don't look exactly the same when 3 is not there. The Greenwood Daughters were de-j ^hted to have with them Miss Irbv the Laurens chapter, Mrs. Harris of ^ bbeville^and Mrs. Keitt of Newber-i * oe <niofitc mi this occasion.?Green-' ood Journal in reporting a D. A. R. eeting last Thursday afternoon. At te same meeting a beautiful selec 011 was played by Mrs. J. C. Harper .1 the violin. Mr. Issie B. Mann has been made gputy clerk of court for dewberry; Duntv. He was appointed to this po-1 tion by Clerk of Court Jno. C. Gog-j ans and his appointment lias been pproved by Judge Frank B. Gey? of I lis. the Eighth circuit. This is a ell merited promotion after faithful ud efficient service in the clerk of hurt's office. The appointment gives (r. Mann the authority to act as clerk I i the absence of Mr. Goggans. "e ongratulate Deputy Clerk of Court B. Mann on his official rise. Messrs. D. I. and R. P. Franklin at snded the funeral of their brother, lr. Howard H. Franklin, in Branch ille Sunday morning. Mr. R. P. 'ranklin went /o the Columbia hos-j ital Friday afternoon, but was not I 1 time to be at the death of his broth- j r. Mr. D. I. Franklin went down; Viday night to be with them. The i ccount of the tragedy will be found j n the second page of this issue. The eplorable death of Howard Frank ? ?~ hie friends in Xew_ [IX W <3. i> it Oliuua iv - - erry, his sudden and untimely end ringing grief to them all. Howard 'ranklin was a faithful officer whose im always was to do his duty. He erved on the Newberry police force or about 27 years. VARIOUS AND AiL ABOUT. The latest purchaser of a Ford oadster is Dr. P. G. Ellesor. TA ! c> Vi o vi T1 cr o mov ivir. jjave .tiuuc u uu ng picture theatre built in Beaufort, j :S we see by the Beaufort Gazette. i The criminal court w!II begin its j ession next Monday, Judge Peurifoy o preside. Those who^want to see "The Little! Jirl Next Door'' again will have that pportunity this coming Thursday, at he Arcade. i Did you notice how that item about j he hen that laid two eggs a day for i ;ix consecutive day? and then drop ted dead got balled up? When the measles gets through vith Newberry on tHis round there 1 vill not be much meat for it to feed, 1 >n next trip. | j The Ladies' Aid society of the'j Church of the Redeemer will meet ] vith Mrs. Charles E. Summer Tues-! lay afternoon at 4 o'clock. !' You will have a sight at "Extrava-j ragance" tomorrow at the opera louse, and Mme. Petrova is at her ~ r* + rr O f/"\T*T7 )6SL 111 tile ictaciuatiixg owi;, , The way people crowded in front of he new ten cent store Saturday norning waiting for the opening >howed that some folks have lots of1 r.atience and perseverance when they think they see a bargain in sight. i The policemen's new uniforms of oro Koniitifiid and make the officers appear handsomer and more: 'nifty" than ever. Some of them look: real proud. The suits fit like the skin on the eel's back. They were ordered through R. C. Perry. A new and very handsome auto truck has been received by thae Coca; Cola Bottling plant, making two de-' livery HUU 1IUY> ill aov v ** ~ pany in Newberry. The plant is grow- | i^g and thriving under the direction of Manager Fischer. Koon's ballast pit, near Kibler's' uritrrp, jg being opened up and the Southern Railway company will soon 1 Kolloof frv Irmhlp trflfV U?glll IU Haul uauuoi, tv the main dine. Several new train crews will haul several loads daily by Newberry and Alston. This will add more life to the country. The public will see"Tillie Wakes T'p" at the opera house today. This! is a Bradv-made picture, in which! Marie Dressier is funnier than ever. f*s Tillie she erives the most hilarious J exhibition of clean comedy ever pro duced. If you haven't seen the ex cruciatingly siae-spnuing cumeuj j stunts pulled off at Conev Tslaud. asj Hiram says, "Gosh dinged TF you ain't: missed about the spasmodicist con-,' vulsion o' lafter a feller kin get onj tms 'arm." ? aniea position to take :ow peas in the be at the Scott f Taylor's barber xt 2 weeks to for them. Will y of sound and 2.00 per bushel >ng bags. Bring to me and save LONG 3pera House PROGRAMME Tuesday, March 13. illiam A? Brady in Association "With World Pictures Presents MAKlE DKESSLEK In *tillie wakes IT." Cast Includes JOHNNY HLNES Wednesday, March 14. 'opular Plays and Players Presents The Peerless 3DIE. PETRO VAX 11 a New Metro Wonderplay in Five Superb Acts, "EXTRAVAGANCE" With a Select Cast. Thursday, March 15. Daniel Frohman Presents MAROl'ERITE ( LARK In "SNOW WHITE* A Fairy Tale. , ii Which. the part of Prince Flori mond is taken by C'REIGHTOX HALE Mr. Jacob Dickert is able to walk ' .bout on crutches and ride to town | n automobiles, etc. His friends aro ? tfad to see him out again after the ' ong siege from his recent bad acci lent. NOTICE OF SALE OF STOCK OF GOODS; We will sell at public auction at J Newberry, S. ., in the store room, j ormerly occupied by G. L. Robinson, )n Main street, on the 26th day of i tfarch, 1917, at 11 o'clock A. M., to | he highest bidder for -cash, all the j joods, fixtures, etc., of Robinson's1 Ten Cent Store, including one Soda ! fountain, original cost being $700.OU, ;wo cash registers, etc. Anyone de siring to inspect any of said goods or ixtures can do so by calling upon jither of the undersigned. JB. V. CttAfJlA.N, A^&lgiicc. JOS. H. HUNTER, Agent. ! J-13-3t. . i C-AXE SEED?Orange and Amber, i see us for your needs. Summer Bros. Co. ! M3-2t. 'BULK SEED?from us and save the difference, Watermelon, Cucum- J ber, Tomato, Squash, Cabbag?, Pep- j per, Beans, Corn, Nasturtiums, or any others you may neea. u. v\ e na v cu i it we can get it for you In few days. Summer Bros. Co. 3-13-2t. 1 GARDEN SEED?In bulk and get I more seed. We handle the quality seed you will appreciate. Bulk seed give you great deal more for your money. Try us once and you will' come again. \ summer dius. v.v. i 3"13_2t- _____ | YOUNG MEN DESIROUS of enlist-1 ing in the United States Army may be accepted for enlistment right here in' Newberry, by applying to Postmaster W. A. Hill. 3-13-2t. | POP CORN for sale. Johnson-Mc- i Crackin Co. Z-IiU-tl. REPAIRS?For and Oliver ploys. 3-13-2t. Vulcan, Syracuse We have them. Summer Bros. Co. Notice?'City Council will receive sealed bids for 36 bushels corn, yu bushels feed oats, one-half ton mo lasses feed, 2 bags shorts for delivery next 30 days to city as needed. Bids to be in by 12 o'cltck Wednesday the 14th. J. \V. CHAPMAN, Clerk 3-13-11. DAIRY FEED?We can now nandle your orders promptly. Prices right. Summer Bros. Co. O ? U ~ L. New Maxwell We have or h#? nut on anv c? the Atwater Kei Ask any us< they ; er had w thai ' n Syster ^au on us iici with 33 4-5 horn Wp have 1 and also 1 new These are New < C AT THE RC AD 10M)AY AM) TTESDAV, 31 ARCH 12TH and Will. riios. II. J nee 1'resents mc .uimon Dollar Spectacle "CIVILIZATION.* In 9 Acts of Thrilling Realism. Four Performances Daily 0 A. 31.?1 P. U.-4 P. .11.-7:30 P. JI. ADMISSION oOc TO ALL. >eats Reserved at Boxoffice. On Sale Now. PARK AND POLLARDS Dry Mash nakes tliem lay or bust. For sale by : lolinson McCrackin Co. Phone No. 40 CALDWEL New Spri Hal Our buyer has rel display an attractive Spring Suits, Dresses suit of his recent tri showing. We have I being displayed by tl and outdoor life is sti and high waists. Be worn from 1 to 3 inc being shown in a wid Navy and Shadow L; The well dressed early selections and : sizes are broken and prices are very reasc as low as $16.50. Opening Days Tu Advance showin Wednesday, March J Tailored pattern hat) ' e \\t j.l. profusion or ** ream Ornaments and Nov< store of style and qu Caldwel 1216-20 Main St. The with the New St; nf the best startei ar. The old magnel it Ignition Unit rum - ? ? ir of Maxwell cars a ith their Maxwell w a on the Maxwell w monstrate to you th< se power. new 1916 model Ro 1916 model Touring UctI 5 I1CVC1 uvvi* AROLINA 1000 ] Sl'KClAL NOTICES WANTED?A reliable, hustling party to sell cemetery work for us in this section. Old established com pany. Good proposition to right man. j Write for particulars. Mecklenburg Marble & Granite Co., Charlotte, X. C. 3-9-Gtp. WE HAVE a few cotton stalk cut-1 ter.s left. Will close out at cost. The Purc-ell Co. 3-9-2t. WE HAVE one liunarea tons couuii seed meal. Aat a bargain for cash. The Purcell Co. 3-9-2t. MONEY to lend on real estate. Chas. P. Barre, Attorney. 2 -21C WE HAVE a few cotton stalk cut ters left. Will close out at cost. The Purcell Co. 3-9-2t. Mail Orders Filled & HALT 'V Cllltc Q Ulg lJUllO U ts are Rea :urned from New York a ! assortment of the ve and Coats which have ji p. You will be great! :he up-to-the-minute. Sp ie leading New York spe rong in the new designs, lted models predominat< :hes above the ankle. M r i le range or new wiuiu^c awn. woman appreciates the a securing a choice of the the most distinctive si inable, many attractive i lesday and Wednesd g of smart Spring Mil 13 and 14. An early d s?all that is new in un s and Flowers and mai elties. Remember the d? alitv. 11 and Halt i Ladies Store The Wooltex arting System & s on the 1917 Maxv to is done away witl s from the Storage ] ind you will find tha as Magneto trouble, e have a car built 3 best 4 cylinder cai adster will sell for $ r car will sell for $E AUTO C Main St. ANNALS OF NEWBERRY?A few capies may be had at the Book Store at $3.00 each. 3-6-lt. RICE, MEAL, Fresh for JoSinson-McCrackin Co. 2-13-tf. 1 SEE US before buying yo seed meal. At a bargain The Pu 3-9-2t. w r fzell Optometrist. 1116 Main Street. HOURS: Daily, Except Sunday, S:30 A. to 12:30 P. and 1:30 P. M. to o:30 P. M. ETenings, Wednesday and Saturday ?w- a.nnp to 9:00 P. M. V ill J 9 u ?w * 9 ? Other Honrs by Appointment Promptly and Carefully IWANGER .nd dy Here nd we have put on ry latest models in list come in as a re y interested in this ring Styles as now cialty shops. Sport Coats are ^shorter Skirts are being any new fabrics are ; including Charteuse, idvantage of making assortments before ryles are sold. The suits being offered at ay Mar. 13 & 14 linery Tuesday and isplay of Dress and itrimmed shapes. A ly distinctively new lys and come to the iwanffer Long Springs veil Cars that can 1 and now have Ratterv. it all the trouble Since we have without tiouble r on the market 535.00 delivered. >50.00 delivered. 0. s