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Oiiiii) SWALLOWS ri>i . f
~ SEAR FATAL A(Xil>ENT
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Little Mary Hipp Wilson ol
Spartanburg, while on a visit here to
her -grandmother Mrs. E. R. Hipp,
swallowed a pin last Tuesday evenrt'nlA/ib
Mrs Winn SPTlt
iug auuai u u u. ? ?
a message to the little girl's parents,
Dr. and Mrs. Willscn, who left jm-j
mediately for Newberry, motoring here1
and arriving at p.2 o'clock that night.!
Dr. and Mrs. Willson returned to;
t Spartanburg Wednesday morning with j
j the child and had examinations made;
"by the X-rayj. The second picture re- J
tl?Q niri in tho lpft hmilfihial i
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tube near the sixth rib. They carried
lier to Greenville to have an operation
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performed by Dr. Carpenter, an experienced
surgeon in those difficult
operations. Dr. Carpenter removed the
pin Wednesday night. Thursday morning
Mrs. Hipp went to Greenville and.
^ found her little granddaughter doing
^ fairly well. On Friday, in response to
a message from Mrs. Hipp, Mr. and
Mrs. H|. W. Schumpert, accompanied
^ by Miss Rosalyn Hipp, went to Green-i
vilie and found 'the child improved, as!
* ti tube had been insterted to let the !
abscess drain. Mr. Schumpert return.!
?d to Newberry, leaving the others in;
Greenville with the little sufferer, who
was somewhat improv&ig, although
still in a serious condition. She is
only a little over two years old.
Dr. W. W. Daniel one time pastor
in Newberry but now a member of the
Lower conference-has been stationed
^ at Bennefctsville at the first church.
The Ladies Aid Society of Smyrna
church will give their annual hot sup[
per at the residence of Mi\ B. Y. Abrams
on Thursday November 29 5 to
10 p. m. < j
Condensed ?
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At the Close of Busines
TO STATEBA1
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Loans and Discounts $348,652.97 <
Owrcrafts, secured 38,322.17 !
Bonds and Stocks 9,651.00
Fmmitnre and Fixtnres 4,060.00 1
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Banking House 9>450.61 ]
Real Estate owned 20,475-00
Cash on hand and in Banks 8?315.68
i $512,867.43
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The Bank of
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L. PARR, Pres. W.1
M. L. SPEARMAN. Cashier "
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i*;T;^>U>'?iii>'3 ( ON VtM'iO.N
at sr. pfiilurs >:
"The Old Maid's Convention," will
be :-iven at St. Phillips, School, Wed
nostlay r.ight, Nov. 2S, 1917 at c-i^at
o'clock.
The characters are:#
Maribah Lovejoy, President
x V Luc?Stone
Armilla Heywood, Secretary .
Oscar Stono
Priscilla Hope( Treas '
Ida Mae lunger
Anxiety Doherty Fannie Mae Sease
Augusta Prim Claudia Kibler
Faithful Blossom Leoia KinarJ
Freiora Bobkin L
Lenora Halacre
Rhoda Larkin.. .Brunelle Lojninicl:
Selina Paxter David Stone
Susannah Smith v
David Kibler
Miranda Price
Frances Prester
Mary;Ann Barnes
Mary Stone
Sarah Jane Springster
Perry Wicker
Eliza Hooker '
~ Ruth Kibler
Esther Snyder
Henry Lpminick
Marion Perkins
J. B. L^iriCK
Asenath Baker
' Govan Sease
Amanda Horn
; Myrtle Lominick
An^* Little ,.
Georgia Shealy
Sophia Potter
Luther Crumpton
v Artmififtinn 10 cents.
After the Old "Maid's Convention has
adjourned the young people will enjo^
a "Box Party/'
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WK EXAMINER
Capital Stock < $ 50,000.00
Surplus Funds and Undivided
Profits 26,823.05
Dividends Unpaid 324.5(f
Deposits ...4 ... 435,719.88
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* the People
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G. HOUSE AL, V. Pres.
I B. WALLACE, Asnini C-.i'sjt.
VAKiOUS Ay.I) ALL AJJOFT.
ii tiicre io anyt'iLig in a name we
would not care to live in Sufferin, X.
V. -Spartanburg Journai. Vv'eil, tliea
'( rbablv you could find some comfort
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n Pleasant Hill, Mo.?Greenwood In
der. WouWn't Poverty Hill, S. C., be
a more appropriate residence for a
newspaper man??Greenville Piedmont
Xope we'd prefer Prosperity, S. C.?
Gaffney Ledger. We let it stop right
there and stay there. \
Mary Anderson, with Alfred Whitman,
in "The Fuming Omen," at the
opera house Tuesday, will show "how
the call of blood, echoing "down
through the centuries, was answered
by a lone survivor of a noble race.''
In a game of football between Cam,
den and Hyatt's Park last Friday afternoon
John DeLoch was quite badly
injured by a fall and was rendered
unconscious for some time.?Camden
Chronicle. Don't let a little thing
like ?that worry you.
A man on a river side plantation
several miles from Camden killed two
wild gesse at one shot early one morning
last week and a man trapped a
wild duck on a cre<'k in Anderson
county. There has been no report
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from Newberry county.
Outlaw band tricked' by Roy stewart
in "One Shot Ross." See it at the
opera house Thursday.
He is progress with the building
of his $250,000 mansion in Washington
?that is Mr. W. A. Hill of Washington
is. Some of our citizens thought
the owner was Postmaster W. A. Hill
of Newberry.
This newspaper is anxious to issue
' each week a spicy and interesting local
page.?Fort Mill Times. Well, you
will have to work hard, and if you
had to come twice a week and then
had a whole lot of your stuff crowded
out you would get mighty'tired.
; A little pig in a little pen will come
in mighty handy along about this
time in the good year of our Lord 1918
<? Fcrt Mill Times. Peeg-, peegy peegy.
' The motion picture theatre of the
.nrpee^t dav is indeel v/orth while to
working people after a hard-days toil.
It is educational, invigorating, inspiring
, nearly always uplifting.?Fort
Mill Vn"r ^ictUl'P SxIOW lllUSt
VQ 1?1*e Honry Wells.
"There are all kinds of people in the
Vo'id, including those who go to Atlanta
to hpar Billy Sunday preach.?
, Andefson Mail. But Fat Wisb went
j there to get mules.
; A movement is on foot to ask city
I ro'ir<^il to allow th-> raising of pigs
i*iii t^e city on a smny scale as a war
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! r^e^snre, says tve Bamberg Herald, to
j which t^at parer adds: "Under proper
I restrictions we can see no objection
, to this plan. Of course when normal
ret'-^n h^"- racing in the
rit"- would rot be allowed."
There will be a hot supper at the
i T'nion f?>ohr?ol ^o'^e ^ext Fn*av night,
! The public is cordially invited.
' Since a parkin? eround for automo^
Kooti provided bv city coun.
j oil it should be used by the cars com
j ins: into the city. The streets are too
I narrow for the cars to be parked In
j t^em, besides the cars are too num|
erous and they block the streets.
Aft?r the bi..? sale of the knitting
mill nrone^tv bv Aeent F. R. Hunter
it will be 22 davs till Christmas.
'Next Thursday wiH be Thanksgiving
i day. The "He^ad 'and News is going
to observe it. as usual. All ads and
notices mi'st be sent in by Wednesday
morning.
Fripn^s of Hattie Peterson, colored,
be7*' fine o? in th<* recorder's
conrtj. H^ttie tried for vagrancy
So al-o was Emma Scott, colored, at
the sfl'^e ti^e* ^t Emma's friends
1^4. V?/?w f nlr a 4-Vi s\ OA rloVC
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T'Vifi vow^fiTv Meh school eirls def^atel
t^e Virietv Six high school girls
at the game here Saturday afternoon,
20 to 10.
A load of aviation trainees passed
over the Southern Satnrdav afternoon
en ro'-te t"> S^-n Antonio, Texas, from
OoiiimVMo to city they had come
f^om CamD Pike. ?
v>n a v>nx parfv at Fair
view school on Friday November 30.
T'v.prft vi1] hf? p^nserpe^ts for all.
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TTri "* *> . - r>-^ ""p'l
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( out; o! ?>n i.oili sivh-s tlie case was
withdrawn r?*or<t tlit* j-f'y and the jur
ors c!isiuissed. Consequently there is
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no coiJit this week. The court of
r:.?r.em! sessions will convene next
Monday.
Herald Rivers is in the hospital in.
Columbia and has been operated on
for appendicitis and is doing well,
i Mr. D. A. Rivers, his father, returned
on Monday.
rill* ^ T*l-\ ^ or thic
I ILti 1 Ilcllliv^fel ? nift nti nvo j
! will be condu cted in the-Presbyterian
' church and will be in charge of the
Rev. E. V. Babb. It will be held at
<) a. m. and "Will consist of prayer and
song service,"
! The lowest temperature Sunday was
' 20. It was ?l Monday.
j 'Mrs. J. A,-Caldwell has some lovelv
1 chrysanthemums for sale. They are
' most beautiful for Thanksgiving,
i Last week's court'was "some^court,
' believe me.''
i Ppndinc: the sitting of the criminal
court next week jail prisoners are in
the police lock-up? with the exception
of I. 0. Burton, who is in the Richland
jai^. the Xc-wberry jail being
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torn down for tho new building; while
Sheriff Please loo!^ on froin the Morris
house near by.
> man in this county paid a "debt
' cf fifty dollars the other day after a
lapse of twenty-seven years. He bor1
rcwcJ rr."~:ey from Mr. H. H. Ab
rams. He ' hadn't paid it before
i because he "was up against it?"
! during those, years. The hi^h prices
for cotton enabled him to send his
I check to -Mr ADrams u was u ?.c
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i "bread c*st upon the waters,' but it
"*as net Tjite like "if if had not been
for Cotnigh Joe I'd been dead twentyseven
years ago.".
j Have you seen those fine hogs
' Boozer and Hutchinson have for sale?
j Fee them. See ad in this issue. If
i you don't want pork for Thanksgiving
j mnvbe yen will frant it for Christmas.
' ?lon<r with yocr 'posum and 'taWs.
I Th^t is the fourth load of mnles
p?t Wi?e received this season. Get
j in time, yon mule bpyers.
$200 ad^itio^al was expended
on the i;7ro~s for the first and only (
.
! vee1' of t^e civil court and onlv one
- ' ?cniftri ^ 5tS7*tfid
(v.?e wuii fie *<> ^ . ?
i ??->?* ston^ei. It. a good thing for
the countv at lnr?e that ther is no se?_
: w?e'rof this court
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, yimnai'eh's sale of co">ts and coat
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' s'.nts and ready-to-wear has be^n un- j
i r>oT.piio^ tvis season and he is still
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riling the goods in by every express, j
1 He tells the ladies about them in tot
: day's paper. Read his ad and visit
'his store.
The case in the Parr Shoals litiga- s
i tion was withdrawn from the Jury ,)y
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consent of counsel on both sides and
1 not on account\of any irregularity in
j tbe Rawing of the jury.
i Tbe bank statements show up well, j
" 1 1-- r%1 ?n+xr rvf mOTIPV
All tne Danivs netvc picu\.j vt. ?-?
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I Copeland brothers offer you a complete
outfit for a liberty bond. If you
want to .get more than you paid for;
your bond see them.
Mr. N. W,. Workman has been ap-;
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pointed Second lieutenant nr. run
Oglethorpe. - -? j j
Treasurer and Trinket Day will be t
observed by Jasper Chapter D. A. R.
today (Tuesday Nov. 27th)- Let every-1
body do his or her bit by giving all the
old and broken pieces of ^old and silver.
Help the 'Wings of the United
States win in this war.
COTTO\ Jf \ RKET
Newberry
Cotton 30
Seed 1.11
Prosperity
Ctton * 30
ScQjd 1.11 |
Little Mountain
Cotton 30 ;
?pei 1.12 1 2
Chappells
Seed 30 1 2
See3 1-15
Klnards
Cotton 30
1.06
pomarla
CnUnn ?#
Peel 1.09 1 2
Cr>+"tOT! ^
l.^S
no
fVri'l 1.12
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AT J;Y\<?'S MTCKSS
vVasI.'jii?s1<:ij, Nov. 22.? Seerelarj
i , linker today authorized t!v
i?>>?ovh:? statement on the HriiiVn
against Camhrai.
.."Tlic Yinr (IepartUi<-i! and the en
s'ic American army is delimited with
( ojieral Byng's athairce.
Wt is a brilliant an spectacular
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GREECE
GETS READY
TO DO SOME FIGHTING!
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Washington, D. C, Nov. 22?Greece
is rapidly preparing to take her part
in the war. A cablegram received \
here today from Athens via Switzer-'
land and says many new divisions of _
Greek troups swiftly formed have
taken their places at the front. The
morale of :he new troops is declared;
to hi' excellent.
TIJEASI UE WXD TKINKET DAY
POSTPONED TO \OYE3fBER l>7i
Rv reason of the absence of some of ]
' f co*r?mi^tee chairmen, the D. A. R. i
founi it impracticable to observe'
'"Treasure and Trinket*' day, as had i
boen planned this week. The regenthas,
therefore, aopointei Ti?es*lay.
Nov. 27th, as the date, ami asks that
tne committees apijumieu yicasc c t
an hour or so of their time to the
thorough canvassing of the wards
The D. A. R.'s did not ask for monev,
hut for tbe hrolcen and useless bits
of silver a-d gold which are to be
found in every home. Even the
school children can help. Many of
them possess broken beauty pins yor
rings which are unf.t for use. 0\tr
airmen have need of help?your help
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?as wen as me oiner suxuici a. ?< ^ <
"beg you do not withhold your mite
One broken collar button or a piece i
of silver mounting may seem very
litt'e to yon. but will crunt lar-e j
when many have given such seeming- j
ly small pieces.
The committees are as foliows:
Ward 1.?Mrs. J. H. Harms, Mrs.
P D Wright.
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Ward 2.?Mrs. W. G. Houseal, Mrs |
TV. H. Hunt.
Ward 3.?Mrs. J. M. Kinard, Miss
Kate Summer.
Ward 4.?Miss May Dold.
College.?Mrs. 8. J. Derrick.
Mrs. T. W. Keitt for her section.
CARD OF APPRECIATION.
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To the many friends who were so i
kind during tile severe iimess 01 my |
husband at CKappells, 1 wish to ex-*i
press my sincere and heartfelt appreciation.
The kindness of the doctor , the
neighbors, the eood people all can
never be forgotten.
Gratefully,
Mrs. J. Q. Long, j
ORDERED TO FORT SILL
Capt. E. H. to Have Bavonet
Trianine.
News and Courier, 26th.
Capfc. Heirv F Cspr^rn^n "***
cers' reserve, the Uni>d States
was in Charleston yesterday on a
short visit to hi3 familv hc-e. before
proceeding to Fort Sill. OVTa^n?s
-where he will rpcei^e ^avo^e*
ing. After t*>e co^^e ?t Fn-* ?;,t
Capt. Cappelmam win ret,lT"n t?
Jackson, Columbia, a^-* t^Vo
of his com pan v of i^fa^t7"^ F>
been ordered to proceed at rr"*- + *
Fort Sill.
In addition to his d"t?es a*- ?
Jackson, OaT>t Ho' -o .time
to instruct st"^*1** XT->"-" Colleee
in mi^'t^T-v. T^o "*
thorites we-e mn^vi 1
get him ani uTr'pr **? *
stn^e^t botfv ^a<5 ?niJp, -*
progress.
Afflf jCp f *>!??.?/?
The rolo-p'1 "v
Xewber^v ' n*'-*** ' " v~>*1 ~
on SatuTdf>'" r,o-'>?' n- tc* ?
o'clock n. *** ' "
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TARREI* AM) FEATHERED
FOR DISLOYAL REMARKS
Osakis, Minn., Nov. 22.?Because oC
alleged disloyal remar/is, E. H. Stratemeyer,
a naturalized American of German
extraction was given coat of tar
aiiu laai
t Stratemeye cold tre authorities he
did not recognize any of his assailants,
IMPROVEMENT CLUBS
ASKED TO MAKE REPORTS
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Since nearly all of the rural schools
in Xe wberrv County have started
another year's work, your county organizer
of improvement clubs, Kate
Summer, urges you to h^in your
pln'h mootintre as snnn as linssiiblft and
send vour reports in regularly each
month. If you have no association in
your community this is a good time
to organize one and do your bit towards
helping your teacher, your
school and your commusity.
COL HOUSE ARRIVES IN PARIS
Paris, Nov. 22.?Colonel E. M.
House and the members of the American
mission which he heads arrived
in Paris from England tonight.
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Will be f !:e reit visit
CFCtR
Fe wril h vitfc us for
/t?Tr? TV a 17 />fcT? ir
iNfc UAi mu
5ee him on a hove
c-ate if }cu reed
op ical wcrk of any
l^r r.
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vy e personally
eiu rfntee his work
to give entire satis/action
or your
mcrey back.
Rt member he
ccn examine' your
'jis end iit your,
/ lcci.es CTid save
} cv ncrty just as
ucli cn a rainy
tcy csc sunshiny
tnc, so ccme rain
cr thine.
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