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mnmm i i ' 11 PriiELl" PEKS05AL -TSx* Vo^era^m* of r^any People, Sern^rriaas, and Those Who Visit ^>v?b*?rry. * Mr. V". A. GnirMick has moved t?> Mewberry 3... Mr. E. Q. LeaVn of Clinton was the ^oest of his sister. Mrs. .las. F. Todd, Tnesdav. M. E. Thomas of Newborn* was he""' Tuesday'en business.?Saluda Sta^*?tJard. Mi?s Lois Frr?i is at HaUiwai^e-'"? and will *>e pleased to see 1??=?' frr-nd; ?if. the st">re. Wss T.oir's^ Ki^ar'l r' x" " c''"~ is; the <*ha?*riin? srne?t of >! *. a y| Mr'.. LU /i rrt a -1 f1! ovv | v i * * . % Prof. ? -7 T>^rr! l: will attend I "meet in e of t>e St?*** board of e^ \~aiton in Columbia today. , ! Mrs. S. T. "Herrireturned th?* first. cl the week from " "i>it to her sister I *2 \n Lexington. j Lt. fi. .T. Diokert of Fort Moultri? | ' arrived in Xewbe^rv Thursday with a; furlough to spend the time at home. ' Mrs. Eston Tinsl^v has returned tc! U^wberrv after a "visit try her parent.?, j ^Tt.c. t? j, Golden.?Green-i -wood Index. 4th. ~ ' Mrs. M. "R. nfiiHam* of dewberry, is snendine: some time with her ~pa-j rents. Mr. and Mrs. Tom "Rauton.? | T3reenvrocd Tndex. 4th. i Servant Motte of Columbia wa^ "here last week visitin<r Dr. and Mrs. j 5. r. T in^omb.?Ninety Six cor '"Greenwood Journal. "Messrs -T. M. and D. W. Koon mc tored to Newberry Sunday to see tfceir mother.?Hollow Creek cor. | X*esvil!e News. Dr. and'.Mrs. O. B. Mayer of-New-j berry are visiting Mrs. W. W. Jone3 - and family for a few days.?Lauren : -r Advertiser, 6th. ^ v i Mr. W. K. Bushardt of the naval *--1- nollr>-) SWiA-ltKl at i^lunviR. lux? uccu vaa-.u 3?oine on account of the serious illness ^ of his mother. i V i Mrs. B. T. Anderson of Anderson ' -was the guest today of Mrs. Roy An-; Person cn route from Newberry to Aer home.?Greenwood Journal. 6th. i Mr. Perry Addy of Newberry colAtege spent a few days nere last week ; ?? - - "* j n r : ^-*9itn dis sTanaparenis, ivir. ana 1*11-3. , ">5Watts Matthews.?Leesville News, 6th v / i Corporal Bennie Mayes of the artil "Stery forces at Fort Moultrie has & fuTlough of five days to spend at his "35e wherry home. He arrived Thurs-1 -Say. Privat^ Tarpd B_ Johnson of Camp ' _ ' Wheeler. Macon. Ga., being granted a " five days* furlough, arrived her last Thursday morning, accompanied by. '-.-Mrs. Jared Johnson. ! ~ Iflr. J. W. Bobb, who was hurt in > * ?fte recent wreck near Frost, is still confined to his bed, but is doing as * well as could be expected. Mrs. ?>obb also received some painful bruises. J. M. Adams, recently chosen chief ot police, has moved his family from ^Chappells and is now occupying the fcdme recently vacated by C. F. Boland in Travis avenue?Saluda Stand- : **4- ; ... Mr. Tom Hutchinson, highly con-' ~ nected with the ever-increasing ' Southern Power Company at Charlotte. is spending a pleasant little time in Newberry with his parents, - Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Hutchinson * Miss Kate Porte** is in charge of ths> | millinery department at Haltiwang-1 ter^s and will be pleased to trim your j spring hat in the latest style, or sell you one of the latest tailored # -'jaats. ; i Mrs. A. P. Coleman. Mrs W. 0. < ""Holloway, Dr. Holloway of Chappells. j "Mrs. .John -Sloan enjoyed the day with j * "Mrs. W. O. Self last Friday to he with r Mrs. Callie Self who is visiting here. ? ?Ninety Six cor. Greenwood Index, : ' 6th. ; i I Oscar Summer, with his mother, Mrs. G. W. Summer and the young ^children, accompanied by his sister,' Mrs. C. R. Wise, motored to Columbia \ Monday to see Mrs. Summer's other fcSaugnter, miss urace, at \jniuvra vw- < T i - V, t " t>. Tj. Haigler left Thursdav of last " weefc tor Poujrhkeepsie. N. Y., to en*>ter "Eastman's Business college. Jas.; "Browning left Thursday of this week j tor the same college. Herman Lang- j ford's influence for Eastman is good j in -this section. J Sergeant Jim Hill of Ne wberry, now ! of Camp Sevier, was here recently on , a visit to his cousin, Miss Fannie. Turner. Sergeant Hill has three j brothers in service, all sons of Mr.! nJeorge Hill who used to live in Ninety \ f ' ! Six.?Ninety Six cor. Greenwood ; Journal. j Miss Sara Caldwell lias returned to i j her school teaching at East Flat Roc!-', j i N. C, after a visit to Her home In j i .Tew berry. (She came here last Sat- ! ' urday to see her brotae-. Corpora! j David Caldwell of Battery B, 61st ar- ; t;.l!ery. Fort Moultrie, who was home j i< n a short furlough. i ;r. George B. Cromer of Newberry,, who wa>; introduced as "one of Caro- ! lina's most patriotic sons," delivered ; one of the most brilliant speeches that has ever been heard in McCor- J I mic.? M( 1 ormick cor. CharlcV0-' j American reporting patriotic day, last Hoturday. i FChief Constable S. M. Dun- j v ) ! his way from the federal court ;ii Florence, came to Newberry i j Thursday to spend until Friday here, ! ; the guest of his son-in-law and da ugh- j i evs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wofford and i Miss (essie Duncan; Mrs. Duncan! . be.nir still in Beaufort. 1 I foe Willie Werts .is holding down ; the important job of assistant to the i Knot- avnrocc oconf of this ! WUO ? Vtfo UQV4&V M V r-w- ^ Marion Baxter having gone to Sa- | luda to finish his father's contract i \jrork, at the compleiton of which he will return to the duties of his office here under the management Of Mr. ' i'A'lofford. Dr. T. W. Smith went to Columbia j Wednesday on professional business,! going on to Orangeburg to^pend the | night in that city with his son-in-la^" I and two daughters, Mr. artd Mrs., Frank G. Wright and Miss Louisa Smith, who are improving Orangs-. hnre bv their nresence and the mod.; ern and up-to-date management of: the express office there. Mrs. J. P. Shealy and her niece,! Miss Helen Summer returned the ? first of the week from Columbia, j where they had been since the lace I wreck at Frost, visiting Mrs. Sheajy'3 j sister, Mrs. J. A. Summer, who has j been seriously ill but is now better, j' In speakingthat fatal and dread j ful railroad 'accident, the awful trag- j edy of the rails, Mrs. Shealy said,: among other incidents recounted, that' shp sa w Mr. W. W. Rirhardson leave : the steel coach in "which she and her niece and others were, and enter the ill-fated wooden coach that was smashed; that tfcl crash came "at j about that very moment and sha j doesn't believe Mr. Richardson had! time to take his seat. VAiilOoS AXD At-L ABOCT. Mr. Henry Weston, the stranger I whom Chief Rodelsperger placed he- j fore Recorder Earhardt last Monday [' under the charge of enticing: labor. later paid the fine of $75 imposed by the recorder. He was released by the city authorities only to be rearrested at the instance of the county on a similar charge 10 be trisd in the a^neral \ sessions court. The accused gave \ bond for h*\? appearance "The Nation's Need for Pork?needed one more pig for every plow in South Carolina," is the subject of Dr. George B. Cromer at 11 o'clock next Wednesriav mnrnir?2 during thp mpot. ing of the South Carolina Live Stock association in Columbia. A good slogan this: Pig and Plow?pork and potatoes, etc. Dr. Cromer can handle any subject, from a pinpoint to a protoplasm. The Rev. IvV. R. Bouknight requests the announcement for quarterly conference at New Chapel church Saturday monring. There will be preaching by Presiding Elder Kilgo at 11 o'clock. The business session will j te held in the' afternoon. All stew- ards are urged to be present. The , stewards' meeting is to be held be- , fVi a r-y*i A*?ni'n rr c?Ai*TTinn a?/5 I I H VVfl UIIVJ lUVi 11U15 OC1 UtU (lilU til ^ # afternoon business session. "We didn't know until seeing his j name among those arrested by the j sheriff of Barnwell county for tak ing part in the lynching of a negro ! at Fairfax that Mr. Sam W. Dominick was running an automobile garage at Fairfa}. The last we heard of him he was autoniobiling in Charleston. He was released on bail along with the other men charged with the lynching. The play, "Twin Beds," came off at the opera house Wednesday night before a large audience, which didn't J look much like war times. It was a ! light comedy of a farcical nature. The promised scream didn't materialize in the first act, but the seconri act developed to a laughable pitch which continued through the last act. While silly it was funny enough in its ridiculousness. It made people laugh, and that was the object j For reckless driving Columbus Gil- \ Iiam, colored, discovered that he was sentenced by Recorder iuarnarac last Saturday to pay a fine of $10 or wcfk publicly and freely for 30 even days He paid. Columbus is young and no doubt the machine got from under his. control, but the reckless driving dam, a^ed Dr. Van Smith's automobile to . i the. amount of about $2." The ne. ; gro's car ran into the rear end ' ?? Dr. Smith's machine on the public i square. { Mr. \V. R. Davis. carpenter and , furniture man, handed us a funny looking egg that was laid by one of Mr. Stanmore Langford's hens the other day. The eg-- was of a brown r.f>n?r with thp shell full of litt'e ridges and dents, rough like some o? the patches of ground through which Stanmore and the other Southern : Power company men have to walk in doins their work. Maybe the hen: knew that or maybe the eeg was laid 1 during a storm when the lights went t cut. j Auditor L. A. iSearson of Columbia. j in presenting his report 011 city ; , water and light department. thu3 ! ( speaks of Bookkeeper C. F. Wertz: ! 1 "It gives me pleasure to inform your | honorable commission that I found ! ^ the books and records accurate and satisfactory. Tht careful and con- j scientious attention of your book- , keeper to every detail of his work is , J < worthy of especial comment as a part of this report. I have no errors to report and no criticism to make. ' f " *' *- - ^ I V 1 lllS IS a line I'Uiiuucnuauun wui uu:j i bestowed. * 1 \ Johnson & Johnson, contractor.?, have 'bought the Williams lot m Friend street near the X. & f-. tracks at the depot and have an onc tion on the adjoining lot which con? ? j. COMING I' I e The Greatest I x Screen Sensation DRAFT 258 ; Metro's Successor n to THE SLACKER OPERA HOUSE, TUESDAY, MARCH 12 I Prices Matinee and Nigrht 10c and 20c ti Auspices Calvin Crozier Chapter t] ti CHE VR / I 5-Passenger Touring $i 2-Passenger Roadster $i Power, Durabi Com If you want to have the Best Value in onstration from anj Chevrolet dealers. J, D Quattlebaum, - Newberry Mch. & Auto J. G. Holder, - - J. Walter Richardson, Jas. E. Shealy, - - - I Fresh Gat IN BULK AND I Plant early. Come anc so you'll have them, as scarce. Beans more sc; We have to offer you than today's market pri Stringless Green f Early Valentine B Refugee or 1000 U Dm r /zfTAAis J KSM-uLw uuni ?c/ Kentucky Wonder White Grease Bac Nancy Davis Corn Carolina Sevia or: A// Variety Turnip D 17 I . Lit TTa The Place to Bit NEWBER] mmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmKHBBaaBmmmmaBm fains th^ hoi se now cecupiel by ?.Tr Butler S. ?rTorg^n anC family. Th^ con tractors will use the latter lot -t-? a lumber yard to mtet the incfea.-m;r demands upon their business. The? vvi'I rot require the removal of the families from these j remises unt.U the parlies can find suitable places: in the ease espesially of Mr. Morgpn, who lias had :> relapse and is now in a sennas condition. The town was full of peopfe and hu to mobiles Saturday, the colored population predominating, notwithstanding the quarantine against meningitis: but thev were kept moving? that is. the people were: the automobiles remained standing to the Mod-: 11 __ . _ / xt. i _ i n T - i r aning ov rne srreei.s. r eoi?:e :ihj: heard that they coulrT not congr'*-Lin'c in t!ie town, out they came all IV0 same. You can't keep a crowd > way?and we don't want to: everybody cannot be quarantined. If ?. lollar a head could be collected during1 quarantine times the town wouM have enough monev to push progress >nd enlarge enterprises. The mad dog wave was responsible or the killing of the fine bird do~ >elcnging to Mr. Jno. C. Cog^ans, Jr. rhe dog had been hit in the leg by a )oy and was limDinir, panting from leat and exercise, when someone mis ook it for a mad .dog Tuesday and aised the cry. forthwith bringing mt the mob. which ran the dog down i nd shot it to death in a little while. j "his is like lynching the wrong man. ; irhich sometimes happens. Those J rho thought the dos: mad were hon- ; st in their opinions, ar.d it is well o be on the lookout for mad doirs j nd to kill them immediately. It: ras this last dos s misfortune that he ; liould have got caught in such con- j ition as to lay himself liable to tho mistake just at this particular time! hen it doesn't take much to make I he public kill dogs. At any other. ime the men would have looked at be dog and could have seen what the ! rouble was. mmmmmmmmmammnmmmu?emBmmsucmmmmmmnaa* ' "oTeY dC ll , i 685 F O. B. EC I C7A F ft B FLINT j UIU IV v. D. Michigan ! 3 I I lity, Economy j fort i ! ; explained to you fheels, ask a demr of the following I i i - Prosperity, S. C. Wks. Newberry, 5. L. - - Whitmire, 5. C. i - - - Pomaria, S. C. Little Mountain, S. C. i ' ?? ?i i ' ! j 'den Seed j ; N PACKAGES I I 1 buy your seed now, i the supply is very irce than other seed. now much cheaper i ! ice.? *od Bunch Beans. unch Beans, j i 1 Bvnch Beams, j ! i Pole Beans. k Cornfield Beans., field Beans. Butter Beans. y Seed. j v. Dniwist 7 7 <f Garden Seed RY, S. C, I J f t SPWI.Il \OTHK?- I i SALESMAN WANTED?to solicit or- j ' tiers for IVicafcin^j oils, greases and : j.aints. Salary or commission. Ad- ' dress The Harrey Oil Co.. v~?ve-Ianti. Ohio. 3-S 2t. j ha - a small sto<v. 01 Ford Inner i Tubes we will sell cheap. The I Ft: reel I Co. 2t ; FOR S \ J, V.?Jersey *7a icefield, Char- i 3 leston WakeSeld an ' Succession Cab } hi Or? T") 1 f C ! " . - . r? "? il Pill Cm t * ? idli'O. fl." KJ? t ; is tact fen ^uarunrr ; Enterprise i Truck Farm, Goo-s^owii. S. C. j tf. !' Fri.H?r.W OA;'** <0 per bushel for snie bv Johns n McCrackin Co. ' " j 2-S tf. ! \ j 1 HAVK ATTRACTIVE prices to make' on cord wood, gr en or dry, for im- ** ; mediate, fall, spring or summer delivery. Be sure to see me before you ; sell. H. 0. Long. _ 11-23-tf Siiverstret, S. C. I 3 1 ' I PARTIES WISHING cotton seed j | culled for plants# purposes, to f ; improve stand and staple, will | F i ' I please phone 4411. I liave also a I I No. 1 4-horse power gasoline engine j for sale at reasonable price. 0. i ! H. I>ane. | .f WtJ . '"^i'}% ,>w'V! &?" ->.^ i 1 MABEL TALIAFERRO / SHOE BA I fte | !;te | I f r 1 % 8 E:?3 I Ah. I E I 1 , n F R C 40ft AM MW "yoo*?a m? Ml -w Just received a si Spring Boots for of Havana Brown, , Kid and white. All ? ? ? ?? a Sample Shoes, seliir Also have a han< Men's Fine Sample of Tan, Black, Engl Metal and Kids. C before you buy else The Sample J. LURE1 KOR SALK Some Sboats. Prices reasonable; also a good male, i should like to buy a few calves. 10. D. Setv.ler. L'i;o4 College Street. 2-1 tf. YT. ( . F.ZKLL Optometrist Ml6 Main St., Newberry, 3. C. Practice limited to the eye sight Liicl the fitting of glasses. Ve h;ue in stock one car Studebaker wagons. "johnson-VicCracken Company. 3-8 -t harden Seeds?In bulk and in packages. at P. E, Way's Drug Store. All fresh and sound. 2-19 tf fresh Flower Seed at P. E. Way's Drug Store. Newberry. S. C. 2-19 tf >esh Garden Seeds at P. E. Way's Drug (Store. Phone 15S-. .ewherry. ' 2-19tf ICTLES?We hare mules on hand. A. Kx. wise, prosperity, s. <j. 11-27-tt Oil SALE?One reddish brown ShetInnrl nnnv TTpaw .hkjplr m?rt<t tail. Gelding, unbroken. IS months old. Gentle parentage. C. D. Weeks. 2-22 it / \ / -4' " ' ^ in "DRAFT 258" , . _ / MAINS i BUY ^ SAMPLE SHOES or every memer of the famy > M C!!L& ^ Ct 1 dUUG lHUiG lipment of new J omen, consisting Silver Gray, Vici of these goods are \<r at half tirice. jsome display of Shoes, consisting ish, Patent, Gun ome in and look where. Shoe Store if, Prop. ' I . yiH