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ri liibLl ftiiSOAAL i 8r%t 3Jo^em?nts of rcany People, ^rrlans, and Tlio^e Who Vistt 5e^ berry. :Mrs. W\\ H. Wat?on and Miss Ella Watson of Whitmire were in the city nt^nKiiol 1 *>r1i i yesieruttvj.?uj ecu w u^u junuuu, j-.h. j Col. S. Langford of Newberry, who is here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. H 0. Sherrill, had the misfortune 1 i to break his right arm while cranking j a Ford automobile last Monday after-j noon? Dorchester (St,. George) Eagle,; 12th. | Mrs. Boozer of Newberry has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. Wyatt Turner.?Ninety Six cor. Greenwood Journal, 12th. j Miss Rose Herbert, a graduate of N the Columbia hospital, has been placed in charge of the Richland lAnti-j Tuberculosis clinic and visiting work;.1 Miss Herbert enters upon her work "with much enthusiasm. She is iden-i tified with the welfare work of the city and takes keen interest in her' new field of endeavor.?Columbia Record. J Friends of Mr. Tabor Hill, frho went1 to Baltimore last Monday night, will f "be glad to know that he stood the trip well. He expects to undergo an J ? ~ "-onl- at* fori daVS I opera uuu v% mnu <x ? vta i,vu ???, ?Greenwood Journal, 11th. Dr. George B. Cromer of Newberry, member of the council of defense, will address the convention.?Colum* I bia Record in announcing the annual convention in Columbia this Tuesday 1 and- Wednesday of the State Equal ^ Suffrage league, which is the South' Carolina 'branch of the National American Woman's Suffrage association. State Electrician TJ. Q. Boozer of I Columbia was in Newberry Monday, j Mr. and Mrs. Jno. K. Aull and their' bright little daughter, Miss Julia Kate> spent Sunday night in the city with Col. E. Hi. Aull. ' ! Mrs. Vinnie Hayes and two daugh-' ters. Misses Morsie and Moriat Hayes,' with Mr. and Mrs. Collins of Colum-I bia spent Sunday in Newberry at thej heme of Mr. W. Oj. Wilson and family, j Mr. V. F. Cook of the Southern Bell i Telephone company, 'returned home ; last week after spending three day31 in Columbia on special work for thei company. Mr. Cook is a valuable andj Talued employe of the great Southern | Bel}. j *-T ^ Tnnlo onir>virter thei UI a, v *w*v ?o pleasure of a visit from her mother. Mr. George B. Aull of Pomaria was in Newfberry Saturday. Mij. Ernest Brooks of Prosperity was Sr, the city Saturday. Lieutenant Wt. E. Bickley, of the M. R. C-, 18th infantry,^American Expeditionary Forces in France, is another j of the soldier boys to get The Herald; < ' ? . r _ , 1 t =j I % J J n 4 ? ( n and News on a. foreign shore. May he live through it all to read his home paper. Mr. W. B. Franklin and family of Prosperity 3 visited in Xewberrv Saturdav. air* "win era r?rl vi-qcj in tho city Saturday from Prosperity 6j. Mr. W. W. K-nard of Rrosperity 3 came in from there Saturday# i Misses Josie and Grace Hutchinson spent the week-end in Columbia with their aunt, Mrs. J. D. Hutchinson, tn Marion street. Mr. W. H. Hardeman went to Greenwood Sunday to see his son Harvey, who is a student at the B. M. I. In view of Mr. O, P. Barre's absence, Dr. Jno. B. Getzler acted as president. The convention received a telegram from Mr. Barre, which was read by the acting presidtn. At this point in the meeting the audience bowed their heads in silent prayer for the men who have answered their country's call to service^. The presl-' dent's report showed progress in manv wavs?The State in reporting the recent meeting of the Young Peo-j pie's Federation in that city.._?~~~! Mr. Luther Dennis brought his wife from Columbia Friday, after she had! been in the hospital for treatment. Mrs. Dennis' friends will regret to know ' 1 * ? ? ' J. ' n ? M A* i Wl I uiai ner conuinuu uas uut im^iuvou, I Mrs. Thomas E> Jackson of Jackson_' ville is visiting her parents-in-law,! Mr. and Mrs. Wy T. Jackson. All the friends, and they are many, of "Capt. Jack" are glad that he has re- : covered from his long and severe spell of illness and is a>ble to be on noainl ills JUU agoiUk Prof. S. J. Derrick went to Columbia Monday to attend a meeting of the Lutheran Board of Publication. . Miss Faye Rikard has gone to Camden to take charge of the principal-j ship of a school there, to which she. was elected several months before her graduation from Winthrop college. Mr. McHardy Mower left Sounday | for Atlanta to attend the automobile show in connection with tho South- J eastern fair and to get more Stude-, bakers to meet the demand in dewberry. \fr and Mrs James L. Aull and! their pretty little baby spent Sunday! with relatives here. JVIr. Frank Hammond, an all round expert with the Jacobs printing establishment at Clinton, was in the city Sunday. J Capt. and Mrs. fW1. G. Metts were in; the city Monday, coming in to pay | taxes, of which they would have been the very |irst but for Mrs. Sallie P. . Johnson. I. Mii Jimmie Sease has joined the grand forces of the Southern Power company and will serve at the sub-j \ m?n?in?I I II I II II II I. I S\QY7A anm 1 liu V V UW1 Tract of lai sell in tract si good farr day, Octob \ 1? j station in Xewberrv. It is taken foi granted that lie will prove to be another right man in the right place n? rhe officials of the comuanv never cease in getting good material. Manager Henry B. Wells comes :n just before we go to press to tell us that "The Slacker" will be here on the 14th of November and that the minstrel show is called off. One side of the paper was being printed when he furnished the information. S. B. Xeal has resigned his position with the Southern Power eo., and has accepted a position at Dr. Crawford's drug store at South Greenwood Home Made Syrnp. A couple of weeks ago Mr^. W. H. Eddy told us something that we have been trying ever since to get in the paper, but which has been crowded out along with other local news. He said a molasses pane mill was bein<r operated by Mr. Jno. C. Craps on Mr. McDuffie ochumpert'5? place, the first of its kind to be run by steam; tha*. the mill was turning out lets of molasses arid that loads of cane were still rolling in. He also said there was another mill, run in the old way, by Irwin Dominick on Mr,. Dudley Langford's place, which was also producing great quantities of molasse.^ and where the cane was still coming in by wagon loads. iA third mill on his route being operated by John Butler, moving from place to place. Mr. Eddy says lots of molasses is being made along the route he traverses, and that there will be plenty of it for the people this winter. Committed to Jail. . Ale;: Marshall, colored, had a preliminary hearing before Magistrate C W. Douglas last Friday on two charges of statutory rape, both cases being of young colored girls under 14 years of age. After examining witnesses and hearing the evidence, the magistrate bound Marshall to the higher court, sending him to jail without bond The negro was represented by ,Ulf. hi. ?1. Jrfiease, iVir. ts. v. l,iiaylu<yi appearing for the State. FOUND?A bunch of keys in the automobile of ;Mr. Miniek. Left there on Saturday while the car was standing on th public square. Owner can secure same by calling at this office and paying for this notice. 10-16-lt. STRAYED from my lot in town one j small red mule. If found notify F. L. $ynum. 10-16-ltp. . 1 1 NICE, GENTLE HORSE, with buggy, for sale at a bargain. - Rj. D. Wright. 10-16-2t. * \ it 3000 ac id, 2 miles 4* N r\ s rrom t>u n meet me er 17th. B R O I M'JCJAL M?1'1L?5? DR. K. M. KEMS'tDY DEMIST (OVER) JOII>SOX JIcCRACKIX. 3-25-11. I2ARREI) WIRE?Hog Wire, and all kinds and heights of wire fencing. Also Wire nails of all sizes, at .Tohnson-MeCrackin Co. 1 n o j iu - u . FOR RENT?Store and Fixtrues, bar ber shop and fixtures, meat market a::d fixtures a^d the ice house. AV at Oakland Mill. For terms and so ] on apply M"r C. Moore, Newberry, : s. c. 10-5-4 twp. DOX'T 'WAIT?Now is the time to bu> your seed oats and we have then. The Purcell Company. 13-9-11. , i CALIFORNIA RYE?Irish Potatoes j Applgs. See Johnson-McCracki | Co., for Apples in barrels only. Po ; tatoes by the bag only. Rye in an ! quantity. Johnson-McCrackin Co. | 9-18-tf. tor Sale?P..rro Ric^ Molasses by ; 7-i3-tf j .Johnson MoOra^kin Co. ; ? WINTER BARLEY?Seed Rye. North Carolina Potatoes. Get them at Johnson-McCrackin Co. ! 10-2-tf. , FOR SALE?Plantation near Helena, I 1 A "1 o r? rr'if h fanonf H 11 "n ?r I 111 fttlCO v? itu b^ruuu^ u t* and lot buildings; about 40 acres in cultivation, remainder well timbered. Also lot 1732 Hanis Street, Newberry, one and one-sixth acre, two story dwelling. Apply to M. , J. Epting, >i.dmr. Est, Wallace A. I Cline, deceased, 1413 Bull Street. i j Savannah Ga. I 1 A 1 /? 04. | Xowers and Rakes?An advance goes on soon. See us if you.are going to buy. Johnson McCrackin Co. 7-31-tf TlTR>' PLOWS?-Oliver Pattern, and Dixie Eoys, also points of all sizes. See Johnson-McCrackin. Co. 10-2-tf. JUST RECEIVED?A car load of rice mea](. Johnson-MeCrackin Co. 10-o-tf. FOB SALE?Shingles-Dr. Gustavi Werber, R. P. D. No. 7, Box 47A. j 9-25-8t. j FOR SALE?The Sonnenburs: Bakery' ?lot, building, machinery, &dl H. C. Holloway, Attorney. 10-4-tf. irnri n in res left on from Char acres up. II ! on place www \r T2 o rk. a~j jlx mnmn nr ^ TLe eyes o: dpmanHc rrmr-h nf t'np qvpc nf n r?hii<? Do you know that they are in tin best condition to stand thi% strain? Let us examine vour child's eves. i W. C. EZELL, Optometrist. FOR SALE?Second hand motorcycle! from $20 up. Also one 2 1-2 H. P Gasoline engine. I. T. Timmerman 411 Glenn St. Ptfone 119. 9-1 l-8t ltaw p. Roofing?Let us show you our grav* roofing. Use it instoad of the gal vanized. Johnson McCrackin Co 7-31-tf WE JUST EECEIYED~aT car load o: wi.re fencing. See us before 'buying vciiir nflsfnrp wir#* Thp Pnroo!' Company. ie-9-lt. WHEN YOU ARE BEADY to buy yom Appier or Texas Red Rust Prool oats don't fail to get our prices. T^lf Pure 11 Company. 10-9-lt. Nil - JtSTK/iiJtll?A black pig has been ai my place for several uays Ownet I can get same by proving prope::t} and paying for keep and advertisement. G. L,. Sease, Newberry, R. F D. 5. 10-162t I FOR S.-CLE?Crimson Clover Seed. %C fj. Wilson, Prosperity, S. (J., Phorn I- 4512. 10-16-tf. See or Write Us for Selec| tion Package I j Of anything in the line of Presents | or Weddings, Personal Gifts, o -? Own Use. SINGLE DIAMONDS 08 FANCY DIAMOND JEWERY, WATCHES, [CLOCKS, STER LING SILVER, CUT GLASS & ART GOODS Jewelry of the newer patterns, both in plain and fancy jewelry. We Only Handle Solid and Genuine Gcods and compete with all mail order houses. Orders filled at once. I TRY US SYLVAN BROS," I Columbia, S, C. \ Phone 4501 Cor, Main and Hampton St?. 1 \ I i Williams spells. Will f you want i Wednes ^ Opera House ! PROGRAMME "j Tuesday, October 13 Vitagraph Hc-tures Present a! ALICE JOYCE and MARC JIacDEIOIOTT . in "AX ALABASTER BOX" " Five Reels. | "Wednesday, October 17 Metro Pictures Present 'j emmy wehlex , in ' trail of the shadows* 1 Five Reels. j Thursday, October 18 ~1 Triangle Pictures Present f DOROTHY DALTON C in ' "TEX OF DIAMONDS" ! Also a l; triangle comedy. FOR RENT 191S?One 3 horse fcrm for rent In Township Xo. 5. Good I two-story dwelling. Good barn ? and stable. Excellent water. Some fruit; pasture. Convenient to school and churches. J store 60 ft. long in the village of 1 t Helena, good opening for business. Possession given at once. r Also one two-story store 60 ft. long in the village of Helena, good opening for business. Possession given at once. Also dwelling with six rooms, dining roon and stove room, in the village of Helena. Fine well of water, fariic? living at this place in>^^ Helena can sen<t tLe/r c2X?Iife? to the graded schools in Newberry i j free of tuition. Possession given | the first of January, 1918 For pari ticulars see M. M. Buford, Newberry, S. C. t 9-28-tf. ^ If your eyes" trouble you sec us. - % P. C. JEANS & CO. Exclusive Opticians and Jewelers , / I I = I? ? r-n ? ni A