The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, August 28, 1917, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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i't-KLLY i'EKSOSAL
ko^eni'^Dts of many People, NewaeiTians
and Those Who Visit
Newberry.
Mr. James L. Aull of Columbia was
Newberry Sunday.
Jvlrs. A. C. Jones of Spartanburg arrived
Sunday to visit her daughter,
W. C. Schenck
>Jts. R. C. Boyleston and children
-relumed Sunday from a visit to her
lister, Mrs J. L. Aull, in Columbia.
Miss Nellie Adams of Goldvllle
thA w-pek-end at her Newberry
jK33?e_
]>r. 'Van Smith is in Union this
week, having been called there as a
witness in court.
Mrs. F. G. Wright and Richard Julian
spent the week-end with relatives
Laurens county.
JHr, T. E. McCullough of Columbia
" -3- \TAn*V\Ai*rv
' * IS spending ins vautuvu m ntnuwij
with his sister, Mrs. L. B. Schumpert.
Mrs. C. E. Black of Columbia is
* visiting her sister, Mrs. Welch Wil*wt,
on her way to Saluda.
Mr. Irwin Satterwhite, who enlisted
ia the naval reserves, hospital corps,
was called o Charleston Monday.
Miss Ethel Jones has returned from
jb. visit to friends in Whitmire.?
?Greenwood Index, 2o<tn.
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Mrs. W. C. Waldrop and children
-of liaurens are here visiting Mr. and
Mrs. E. F. Waldrop.?Greenwood Index,
25th.
The Andersons have returned from
the markets of the nation after a
careful inspection and selection of
sstfeoice dry goods.
L. I. Epting of Newberry and
and Mrs. Fred^Epting of Columbia,
returned last^week from a visit
4o relatives in JtSefcson, Miss.
Messrs. P. F. and Marion Baxter,
who are constructing fine and costly
-baildings in Saluda spent the weeKat
home, as big as ever.
^i-Miss Maude Fellers of Prosperity
?Tn*ed this afternoon to visit Miss
rSa Bowles for several days.?Green
wood Journal, 23rd.
Miss-Lizzie Griffin" of Newberry
spent iast wgek here with Miss Liliaii
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the parties are;
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will give you dc
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we are always 1
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I .vioolfy.?Johnston cor. Ldiietield Ad-,
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; Oscar Summer motored to Ilenticr-;
' sonville Saturday to return Monday:
1 with hie mother Mrs O. W. Summer.
! and little children. j
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If vour memorv serves you right'
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i you know we said L. Morris wen to
! obtain the newest and best fall goods
j the markets afforded. Well, he's bac* !
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! See him for the goods.
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Mr. M. W. Davis of Kinards was in
the citv Saturday, for the first time;
! in months. He is one of the few men j
! living so near who doesn't come to
! town often
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Mrs. E. P. Ma-.Ucsv?, Mrs M M.
i Satterwhite, Mrs J. H. Baxter and'
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j Mr. Irwin Satterwhite motored to j
j Laurens in Mr. Matthews' car and j
j spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. W. |
j C. Waldrop.
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| Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Mobley, Miss i
j Lona Mobley and three boys left j
j Saturday in their car for their home;
in Aiken after a visit to their daugh- j
! ter, Mrs. G. W. Yonce, at the Hotel1
i Savo>\
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I Mr. Henry X. Hoof is an express 1
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j messenger on the Southern between!
' Columbia and Greenville. He is an- j
other Newberry boy w-ho is making
good. But then most Xewberry boys
make good.
Mr. R. Y. Leavell has returned from
another enjoyable visit to Ridgecress,
Montreal. Blue Ridge and Ashevilie,
at all of which splendid places lie
had the best of times with agreeable
and congenial men and women.
Mr. Frank E. Maybin and his daugnter-in-law,
Mrs. Ben Maybin and two
j children of Delta, Un:on cunty, have
I poturnwi home after a visit here last
week to Mr. Maybin's daughter, Mrs.
Thos. E. Wicker. ,
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Capt. and Mrs. C. C. Wyche, wno
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. E. P.
Edwards of this city, will return to
Fnrt OfflethorDe this morning. Capt.
Wyche will be on duty as instructor
in the second officers' training camp.
?Spartanburg Herald, 25th.
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| A. C. Jones is mentioned by?the
Spartanburg Herald of Saturday
among four members of the local
p coast artillery company who were" in
l that city for a tew aays en. route
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like to demonstrate t
> as high as 29 miles
and we will let you a
ivelops 41 H. P., this
^ears when you come
rhere other cars in to
>uble the tire mileage
s unusually high tire
Z months guarantee c
We have a hunch oi
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willing to give tne cu
172 or come in and
OLINi
tOO Main Street
to Fort Oglethorpe, to enter the officers'
training camp. ,
Mr. W. C. Sutherland went to Xewbeirv
today to begin work 011 the
new five-story Exchange bank building.
the contract for which was
awarded hini some time ago. Tne
iians were drawn by Summer an-1
Hemphill.?Greenwood .Journal, :3rd.
Ref. 0. A. Jeff coat, Editor W. G.
Hazel of the Saluda Standard. Mr. W
P. Rush-ton and Mr. Henry C. Smith
motored from Saluda Saturday and
spent a pleasant time in Newberry,
where their friends were glad to see
them.
t r* tt 1 ~a
ur. W. Vjr nuuseai uuiicu l ?> w jjw
tients to Columbia last \veek to be oprated
on for appendicitis, Mr. Bascon
B. G-ruber Tuesday at the Columoia
hofspltal and Miss Fannie Smith,
daughter of Mr. .T. G. Smith, en
Thursday, at the Baptist. Both are
doing well.
'Capt. Sidney C. MaCarley of Co. 1.
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lbtn mianiry, u. o. a., aner spcuuing
awhile with his parents, Mr and
Mrs. Brice McCarley, left Saturdav
for the camp in Ohio where he will
train new men in the service. Before
this visit Captain McCarley
hadn't been home in five "years.
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Mr. E. K. Leslie, who is one of the
7,073 carpenters working at Camp
Jackson, Columbia, spent Sunday at
home. There are 10,500 and some od'i
wArlrmon a e?r at ihp ram TV in
eluding the electricians, piumoers,
concrete workers and laborers, wita
the carpenters.
Mr. and Mrs. I. Fred Schumpert
returned Saturday from visiting their
daughter, Mrs. F. W. Webster, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Webster accompanied
them on a visit here. Miss Fredna
stopped over at)Iva, Anderson county,
to visit her sister, Mrs. "Bunk" Slierard.
Dr. J. M. Johnson and family have
vftttirnfld + r\ WoeViinor+nn frrtm Woorfli?o.
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town, Md.,, after spending a vacation
of two weeks, and Mr. T. P. Johnson
has returned to Newberry from Wax'haw,
N. C., after spending the same
time with Mrs. Johnson and her people
there.
Addresses-on the subject- of .ttL3
present war by Dr. Geo. B. Cromer of
Newberry and R. A. Cooper of Laurens
were greatly appreciated by the
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figures 1 H. P. to e
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wn that weigh over
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mileage.
>n all parts. Nov
f well trained mechc
stomer the advanta;
let us demonstrate t
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From Secretary W. F. Wright's accouni
of the annual reunion in Laurens
county of Co. F. 14th regiment. S. ('
V.. iC. S. A.)
Mr I A SrilimHei* nmtnre-H tn n
derson Saturday to spend tun wc/:end
with his son, W. E. Schroder, r
member of the soldier body that havl
hiked from Camp Sevier to Andersor
; last week. He was accompanied frorr
Silverstreet by his son. J. E. SchroJ
er. and Messrs. Walter Reeder ant
K. S. Stillwell.
Miss Lola Jennings is spending th!<
( week with her aunt, Mrs. Ella Mann
| of Newberry. This dear little gir
' is her papa's only housekeeper sinc<
i her mother's death several years ago
' and we know she will enjoy getting
away from her household cares roi
? awhile.?Buck level cor. Green woo(
j Index. 25th.
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Mr. Ewart is manager of the Wes
tern Union Telegrah office at thi;
place and is a young man of s;?lendic
ability. Mrs. Ev;art is a charminj
young woman and will be quite ar
addition to the social set.?Unior
Times in announcing the marriage o
j Mr. Hey ward B. Ewart formerly o
! Xewberry and Miss Mildred Johnsor
j of Manning.
I Miss Georgia V. Xeal of this count}
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! has just received notification of hei
appointment to a position as secre
tary in the base hospital un?t nov
being organized at the University o
Virginia, the largest hospital uni
in the south. The unit will probaDi;
| be. ordered out for service in Franc
j about the first of September. Mis
! Neal received second appointmen
j among over 200 applicants.
Mr, J. N. Sligh v. ill ^ * to Clt
Thursday to :.a-ct? charge of ;l:e
mill at that place as fnanager. It 1
! a good ani paying job, and the youn
i man's friends are glad that he ha
! secured so desirable a position. He I
j qualified for the place and is we
j known, being the son of those suf
stantial and loyal citizens of tm
j county, Capt. 'and Mrs. W. C. Slig
I of Jalapa, the little spot of so man
. happy memories.
SPF.OIAL *OTltK*
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to learn printer's .trade. Apply a
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the tires foi one ex
3000 pounds only v
?mers that are getti
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Johnson McC:a<'k:n Co. j
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. SACKS?AH kinds mixed siU-fcs in aii)
| quantity. ALSO bay scrap iroa.!
i metals, Rubbers, etc. R. Sarlin, 923;
f rank St., Newberry.
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-1 ^at?. Get our p rices. The Purcell j
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5j LOST.?Between Dr. Weeks residence
?! nnH \Tr? Pool's rpsidenfe a ladv's
*| gold ring, set with one ruby aad '
2! small pearls. Suitable reward if
'| returned to Mrs. C. 1). Weeks.
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i FOR SALE?Brand New Maxwell
Roadster, 1917 Model, at a Bargain
Baker & Oxner. Main St. Phone 261.
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i : Come and Join Newberry Pressing
r club. So you can get your work
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I done right. Call for and delivered
promptly. Phone Xo. 198-2.
I 8-3-St Lillie Gilliam, Proprietor
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j Roofing?Let us show you our gravel
! roofing. Use it instead of the gal- ^
J vanized. Johnson McCrackin Co.
j 7-31-tf
' SEE US BEFORE buying your seed
j oats. We have lots of them bought
,: and can save you money. The Pur.
j cell Co.
j 8-20-3t.
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tion Package
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0 Of anything in the line of Presents
il for Weddings, Personal Gifts, or
2 Own Use.
s SINGLE DIAMONDS 08 FANCY DIAMOND
s JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS, STERn
LING SILVER, CUT GLASS & ART GOODS
Jewelry of the newer patterns,
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DOtn in piain ana ranuy jeweiry.
j' We OnlyjHandle Solid and Genuine
Goods and compete with all
jmail order houses. Orders filled
"Vat once. I
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s! CVl VAM DDAC
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11 Columbia, Sw C. Phone 1045
Cor, Main and Hampton St*. - ^
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on the market. We h
rou to take our word,
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you can see there is i
ample, we have 32j
isp a 4 inch tire.
ng about 10,000 mill
iut service, we are the
ill line of parts in s
hat sells for less than
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berry, South Carolina
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Opera House
PROGRAMME J
Tuesday. August 2S
Paramount Pictures Present
HOrSK PETERS
in
"THE HEIR OF THE AGES'7
Five Reel Pallas Plays.
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Wednesday, August 20 ^
Triangle Pictures Present
JACK DEYEREAU
WINMFRED ALLEN 1 J
*A SUCCESSFUL FAILURE"
Five Reels Kay-Bee '
Also a ;
Triangle Comedy
Thursday, An^nst 30 \ 1
Paramount Pictures Present M
FANNIE WARD
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Five Reels Lasky.
fOTvers and Rakes?An advance goes
on soon. See us if you are going to
buy. Johnson McCrackin Co.
7-31-tf
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f your eyes trouble yotlr
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P C JEANS & CO. (^
Exclusive Opticians and Jeweler 1
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ask us who jfl
10 reason for
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