The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, November 08, 1918, Page EIGHT, Image 8
PERSONAJLS. a
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St. E. Allen, well known in Newber- I
Ty, has been appointed a second lieu- f
tenant in France.
Mrs. A. W. Price returned last week 1
from Gastonia. <
T T"? woo r?olloH tn Sll/lf- i
311. Ld. JO. JT 1 luy "tto wvu ~j
tanburg Friday on account of the se - f
"rious illness of his father, the Rev. 1
-3. iM. Fridy. Mr. Jas. G. Brown re1
eeived word Monday that Mr. Fridy
*died Sunday afternoon, from his sec- <
'nnd stroke of paralysis. He was buried
in Spartanburg Monday after- 1
>ooon.
Lt T. Roy Summer of Camp Gordon ! 5
"Ga., arrived Sunday, to the great de- 1
li<ch? t-j' his relatives and man;/ J
"'friends, who hope his furlough will,'
most pleasantly spent. j 1
Airs. O. Wells went to Columbia 5
Sunday to spend a few days.
^ir. E. H; Leslie of Charleston spent I
" the first day of the week in iNew-j]
3>erry. '
Mr. "Billie" Coward left Sunday ]
spend several days in Columbia.
President B. C. Matthews of the Na. <
tional bank went to Greenville Sat
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r\r? hll&lTlPSS j 1
Ui uaj vu
Mr. Alvin Wright visited Mrs Wright 1
*n Anderson Sunday. She is improv- j
jng, her friends will be glad to know. 2
Messrs T. K. Johnstone and Edwarrj
J*avls attended the burial of Mr3. F I
X3. Davis in Savannah Sunday after-i
3HXH1.
Mr. W. P. Blackburn of Columbia is 1
In Newberry. Mr. Blackburn is Cou.^ressman
Dominick's private secretary
and his friends here are pleased
to have him with them. j
Mra. E. 'H. Bowman received a tel - <'
?egram Saturday night stating, that her j
fcrotner, lt. juswi^h. uuu, ?uu ,
severely wounded in action in France
August 17th last, had arrived safely j
-at Newport News. This was indeed
gratifying news to Mrs. Bowman and!
relatives as well as to the many j
frienis of'the family. - |
iDr,. D. Jackson, who has many;
Triends in Newberry, came from Co.
lumbia Friday and spent until -Saturrtnnl&y
in Newberry, leaving C>r Greec*
vilte on his way to Spartanburg. He
% Jis just, out of the hospital where he
liad heen on a long stay standing
" ^reatmettt for a severely painful anu
^serfous. condition of his right arm and
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:iMr. J. .-'Claud? -Dominick returned j
Friday night from New York, accom'
$a*ied by his brother, Congressman
"Fred H. Dominick. - . They were met
in Columbia by Mrs. Claude Dcminick,
w&a had been visiting .-her jsister-in*
fcaw, Mrs. Tench. Boozer, and other
^relatives in that., city*- . The : manv
*riwuls of Mr/ Dominick will be glad
3mow that the treatment he reV<eelve$
in New . York was beneficial and
T0tbat he is Improving. They all;hope
that tee may soon be fully restored
"to health. , .
^ Corp. T. 'S. Coleman, Jr., of Silverstreet
Route 1, who is down with in j
Tluenza in the base hospital at Camo
^Beauregard, La., has^. been nine years
the U, S. service, seven or eight -oil
^which were spent in Panama. He was
recently transferred to this country.
A visit from him ta liis native place
"wouid certainly be a glad occasion to
"the folks at home, so here's hoping
The will soon recover and be granted
e f slough.
, 39iss Adele Dunbar left Saturday
to TS&ume her school teaching in
- Alice n.
"Lt. Gordon Killan. Hurd of Muliberry.
Mass., and Miss Ethel Grev
"Pollard of Lempeter, N. H., with a
marriage license issued the 14th of
: -October by Judge W. F. Ewart, were
/ " aiarrred in Greenville by the Rev.
Yrarik A. Julian, October 30th. Lieut.
Hard is a member of the military
3ttaff of the S. A. T. C. at 'Newberry
college. This is a pleasantly interesting
event in the cpllege and city
social circles. Lt. and Mrs. Hurd hare
^asartments at the residence of Prof.
. ttnd Mrs. Riser.
'"^Hiss Sallje Lee Cromer of Summer ?
A ot I
Xcum spent tut; ?vcciv-cuu ??,
HMoe.
Mr. Jno. W. Kibler hears regularly
from Mrs. Kibler that she is doing
well tinder the Pasteur treatment in
Atlanta, her many friends will be glad
to learn.
Mr Alan'Reighley has taken up a
salesmanship'in" the store of the
Newberry Hardware company, wnere
be w&ntfe to see all Of his friends.
- aMts. >M. A. Counts went to Columbia
Friflay afternoon and returned
"Saturday afternoon from the Baptist
"^hospital with her son, Mr. J. L.
>T::ODTnits, who had been under treatment
"atfter operation. He had been
~**Titically 111 with pneumonia and
v**raipIications following influenza and
is Still very weak, but friends will be
"pleased to know that he is improv
rag.
lit. and Mrs. Everett have apartments
"with President and M~s. DerTick,
Mrs. Everett having arrived in
Newberry last week.
Eferald and News Linotype Opera""tor
J. M. Ogilvie spent a part of Sun-;
\?ay. in Greenwood with his mother.
nd other relatives.
'Mr. *R. S Davis, manager of ths a
Jnion News Co., has been transferred
rom Spartanburg to Waycross, Ga 1
Miss Ethel Bowers has returned to
>er school teaching in^ Goldsboro, N. i
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Miss Bessie Coppock, teacher in the ^
graded schools of Spartanburg, cami. 1
lome Wednesday, to remain during
\
;he suspension due to influenza. ' c
Mr. and 'Mrs. Phillip Daitch attended
the burial of the latter's brother, t
VIr. Mayer Levy, in the Jewish cemo.
tery in Augusta, Ga., Sunday. Mr.
Levy died in Millen, Ga., last Friday
and his body was taken to his old
home city for burial, with Masonic
honors. He is survived by a young 1
widow and one little child, besides
his parents, five brothers and three
sisters. Mr. Levy was 29 years old
Miss Hallie .Wright of Laurens 1
passed through. Newberry Wednesday j
morning on her way to Mr. and Mrs.' '
31igh Wicker's in Pomaria No. 2, to!
resume her teaching of Cental school.
Miss iSara Davis return Wednesday
to Sacrcd Heart colfe^e, Belmont,
V C., after a brief stay at. Itome, having
come on account of t -v iVath of
hpr sister-in-law. Mrs. P. (i T'avis.
1 Mrs. Fie?l Paysinger vsitfc her ;
irusband at Camp Jackson Sunday.
Mr. Jno. D. Shock Vr of Ci 'iimbia!
is visiting relatives in Newberry.
Otto Gregory has landed at 3ampt1
Pecatur. Great Lakes, Til, an1 writes
that he is "as happy as a lark."
Mr. L. M. Graham received a card,
Wednesday stating t?at his nephew,!
Private Eddie Graham, had been |
in Pl-Q n OO TTp 1Q, P'Pt.t.in2T
n UUilUCU AU A- * M4AW ?.W .M c w
along all right as the wound, which
was in the leg, is not serious.
-Mr. Otis Lominick of Camp Sevier
was in the city this week.
Rev. A. D. R. Hancher, secretary
of the Home Missionary society of.
the Lutheran church, on his way;
from the meeting of the Tennessee;
synod at Chapin, stopped over in New- j
berry Wednesday night to see his
friends, Mr. H. H. Blease and family.
Insurance Commissioner W. A. McSwain
of Columbia was in the city
Tuesday.
iMiss Sarah Glickman of Greenvillo
spent the week-end in Newber.y with
her cousin, Miss Minnie Lurey.
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The opera house will be open fo-:
, good show Monday.
)rayton Rutherford Chapter
United Daughters Confederaej |
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" ntinwontltlfl ?0 HftoH thp . !
11 I lie quaiauiiuo ' J n^vu, ? ~ ,
ember meeting of the chapter will
3e with the Misses McCau^hrin on
Tuesday afternoon, the 12th. at 4:00 j
fclock.
This being annual local history day, j
.he program is as follows:
Roll call?Items of local history.
Song?Star Spangled Banner.
Paper?History of our chapter, Mrs.
5V. H. Hunt.
Paper?A sketch of Col. Drayton I
Rutherford, Mrs. J. M. Kinard.
1 *V?o r'nnfrfiriprflle I
VjritJiiUiuga iium i.u& .
Veteran.
Members are requested to bring I
:opies of our national authem. |
Mrs. J. Y McFall. Sec. j
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SPECIAL XOTICE j
FARM WAGONS?Low steel wheel
wagons so low in price that you
will wonder howr we do it. The
wagon you need on the farm. -Summer
Bros. Co. ll-8 2t
BUGGIES?Large stocks and prices
right. See us. Summer Bros. Co
/11-8 2t.
CAR MEAT?Daily expected. See us
and g?t the finest meat you ever
cq-ot Rpmember that our meat i?1
kept on ice and is always fresiij
and nice. Summer Bros. Co. I
11-8 2t.
OIL DRUMS?Please return that oil
drum you have empty. We need it
badly. Thanks! Summer Bros.
Co. 11-8 2t
LARD CANS?'Large lot just received.
Let us supply you while we have the
cans. If you wait you might not
have them when you need them.
Summer Bros. Co. 11-8 2t
FOR SALE?Fifty Duroc and 'Poland
China pigs. J. A. & W. T. Brown
11-8 tf.
GRIST MILL?Will run my grist mill
Saturday of each week. More meal
and better meal. G. W. Kinard, Pros??*.
ii_e 9*
parity - ?
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fine Kentuck
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ss. Starts Yt
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jrse guaranti
or there is :
sale. No bv
9/
bidder takes
ses and mares 1
s a day or tw
nd you may cor
ours or we wi
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ir. i\aiu uppu
ine horse at a 1
stables West Friend sb
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mix ua
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CABBAGE?Have plenty cabbage and
will have two cars tomorrow. Prices
right. G. W. Kinard, Prosperity. 1
11-8 2t. to
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NOTICE?We will operate our gin ^
nery after the 9th only on Wednes- v0J
days, Thursdays and Friday. Ja- (.0]
lapa Mercantine Co. 11-S 2t
CEDAR SHINGLES?The best shingle
you ever saw. Let us fill your orders.
Also lime, cement, doors an l
sash, roofing, etc. Summer Bros
Co. 11-8 2? 1
Positively no Hunting or trespassing ^
allowed on lands t>f the undersigned *
Chas. S. Suber, ;Sims O. Brown, J. (
Alvin Brown. 11-8 3tp ^
BARB WIRE?Just received. Sum- i
mer Bros. Co." 11-8 -t 1
Inst Received?Lot heavy barb wire. ^
Cole grain drills and field fence. B
B. Schumpert and Company, Pros-1 FC
perity. 11-8 It j ]
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l.i Ci>|FiX99 nui pv/i owukj M.* j
hereby notified not to trespass upon j Yd
I the lands of the undersigned in Xo. i i
9 township by hunting or in * an? J *
other manner. S. M. -Mathis, Pros-j <
perity. 11-8 2tp | j
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Those in >eed of 3-row open furrow j
grain drills will please call at our- <
store next week. We are expecting j ?
annthpr shinmenl- Prices same as H(
usual. $23.50. R. B. Lominack &j <
Son. 11-8 liD, (
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Good Four-Horse Farm for Rent, near!
Beth. Eden church. Reasonable, or
will divide into two contracts. Geo. ?
S. Ruff. 11-5 ?f(
WAGONS?We have just received a
car load of Chattanooga Wagons.
None better made. The Purcell Co./
11-5 2t.
For Rent/ or lease or Sale?Kelly
' _ _
Place on Newberry side of the. old
Ninety Six road, three miles from ,
Kinards. 330 acres, new five-room
dwelling, two tenant houses, good
well of water. Apply to James Mcintosh,'
Newberry, S. C. 10-22 tf
Seed Bye and Seed Wheat, Southern
grown, for sale by Johnson-McCracken
Co. 10-1 tf
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led Off In |
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:y horses |j
and sad- 1
I o'clock
eed sat
no sale. j
bidding. 1
animal.
will be in I
o before
ne in and j
ill sell at
rtunity to
ow price.
mat noar rlpnnt
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LOW XONEY OX COTTOX.
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rhc Commercial Bank will be glad
loan money on cotton stored In any
the warehouses.
Ve will appreciate it Yery much if
i will give us an oportunity to acnmodate
yon if you need It.
The Commercial Bank
of Newberry, S. C.
in doubt as to whether you need :
'lasses or not stop in at Cooper's .
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ma nave your eyes tesiea.
4\TED?A good milk cow. Must
;ive at least 3 gallons per day. Cr.
1. Cooper, Newberry, &. C. 10-29if j
It RENT?Birge store in Prosperity.
Good business location, $1?
jer month. Write Mrs. J. K. May3eld,
Denmark, S. C., or ;5. S. Birge,
Prosperity.' 11-5 6t
>R SALE?About 200 bushels Texa3
rust proof oats. Walter L, Buzhardt,
dewberry, ?. C., FRD 7. 10-24 4tp
>R SALE?Eleven acres of land,
within &-4 raiies of'Newberry college.
2 1-2 acre frontage on Harrington
street; 4 acre frontage on Columbia
road. Plenty water; nice building
sites; rural delivery. Cash or terms,
ipply to Colin L. Graham, Pomaria,
3. C. \ 10-24 tf
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)G FEED?We have just received a
nf + Vi o f T-T r\ Cr ITopH fjpt
iuau v/i iuao - v^v?#
)ur prices. The Purcell Co.
11-5 2t. . j
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Let Me See
If an hour's reading ^ .ss
If printed matter occasional
it ?li: i
ti ycu cuc uuiigcu w
your eyes.
If you find it easier to read i
inches or further awa
If you cannot recognize peo
If you cannot read street na
tinguish the time by p
If you have to make an effc
If bright light gives you
you require more ligh
If you have any of these oil
eyes so mat you may
glasses have become
Please note what & former ]
/ in reference to raywork.^
TO WHOM IT MA?; CO#C?Rti
it gives me jpleMur^ t<
Cooper an Opjkometri.f
,.. h?g glasses for i.ome rr
At that time T irtutha^
; U-; ' eye*. However/he *<
had no trouble. Any<
Mr. Cooper fine! the ti
fied axwJ,thoroughly n
St. Matthew*, S. C., July 16, 1916.
A guarantee (Satisfaction Or Yon
pair fitted. Broken -lenses p rompt
NO CHARGE FOB
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State Subscribers?Attention! Government
regulations prohibit mailing
papers unless paid for in advance.
We are collecting accounts
for The State and renewing subscriptions.
Attend to it at onca
and keep your paper coming. Gilder
& Weeks Co fl
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you want to buy J
Cigars J
Cigaretts M
Tobacco ^
Chewing Gum 1
School Supplies
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Anne 0. Ruff & Co. a
Herald and News Building
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your head ache. J
ly goes misty.
work periodically to rest ^?
nearer than the normal 12 II
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pie across the street. ^Hj
mes easily or cannot disublic
clocks.
art to see clearly. 1
pain in the eyes or if \
t than hotherto,
Acuities let me see your
learn d-finitely whether
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necessary. .. y. /
aatient of mine has to. say jf
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> **t I censtder Mr. G. G.
it of high order. 1 had been us- fl
t ?nthi When I wcn^ to M.. Cooper. |
/ing headaches and pains in my
;t me right and since then 1 have j
me.interested will do wel| to let
ouble for he is eminently quaH;liable>r.Yours
truly,
' Torn M. Hamer, /
Supt. St. MsttfaeWa Hijgrh School
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r Money goes with every
ly replaced' Save the pieces.
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