Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PURELY PERSONAL, p The Movements cf Many People, Newberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Aull were in Prosperity Saturday.?Saluda Standard. Mr. Harry Summer is home from the business school at Poughkeepsie, If. Y. Mr. Kirk Leaphart o2 North visited 3Ir. Chalmers Brown during the week. Mrs. B. E. Julien and little son .Allyn of Columbia spent Tuesday in Newberry. Mr. W. H. Sturgeon of Brooklyn, IN. Y., is visiting his daughter, Mrs. 3. L. Mann. Lenzy Waits, of Prospedrity, spent the week-end with Elmer Cameron. ?Saluda Standard. Miss Woodie Bowman returned Thursday from a visit to Mrs. Ryan "Workman at Laurens. Mrs. Ernest Addy and children are visiting relatives in and around Pros ! pel liy oaiuua uvauuniu. Misses Mary Wilson and Edna King of Clinton spent Thursday in Newberry with Miss Maggie Thomas,son. Misses Doris Boozer and Julia McCarty visited Mrs. Julian Price, of Prosperity, last week.?The Saluda vStandard. Mrs. E. H. Bowman and children wil! return from a visit to relatives i and friends at Cedartown, Ga., Fri day morning. Mr. and Mrs. R. Y. Leavell returned on Wednesday from a two weeks visit to the mountains of Western North Carolina. Noah Fulmer and sister, Miss Lena *pent the week-end with Misses Vera and Verda Oxner of Newberry.? Saluda Standard. Mr. and Mrs. J. \ "Bedenbaugh, v Annie Mae BedenbaugK and Mr. L. r.' Beriey Bedenbaugh ofjjbmaria spent "Thursday in the city. Mrs, J. W. Boozer and daughter, " 'I T? J miss manna <poozer, auu luaobu William Boozer of Columbia are viaiting Mrs. S. E. Rawl. Miss Irene Hunt of Pageland, Chesterfield county, who has been visiting her grandfather, Mr. D. B. Werts, has returned home. Miss Mildred Abrams of Newberry m the guest of Miss Ruth Wilkinsqp at home on* South Main street.?The /IroanwAAi) Tn^o-V-.ToiTrrnal Mrs. James Addy and children spent last week with her sister, Mrs. John Buzzard, of Newbeiry.?Pleassant Grove cor Saluda Standard. Misses Grace and Ruth Boyer of jAUentown, Pa., have been the guests <of Dr. and Jtfrs. W/C. Brown at fiieir country place in No. 2 for the past fweek. Mr. Geo. W. Summer left on fa AflowfiA Pifrr .A. uuJioua v xvi a vxiy vv xxuauviv viujr and New York. He will be gone for about ten days and will combine -pleasure with business. Miss Prances McCaughrin and Mrs. ?. W. Richardson who have been guests of Mrs. J. C. Harper returned to Newberry this morning!?Greenwood Index-Journal, 25th. Dr. E. H. Bowman will leave Friday for Cincinnati on business. He travels for a drug house out of this city and makes an annual visit on ^business to the home office. Lieutenant Oscie Coleman who is with the personal staff of Gen. Pershing is expected to come home with him, and will leave for the States .about the first of September. Miss Ida Neal of Oglethorpe university and Miss Georgia Neal of the - /Georgia school of Technology have : .-returned to Atlanta after spending ? ^several weeks with their parents. .Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Timmerman : J "IK T1 in- . _ 3 Tl ana. mass juna nmmerman 01 i*y?vu v- and?JfisBes Sara, Ailene, Margaret, .. MsbeJ AjttU of Walhalla are visiting til the home of Col. E. H. .Aull. Mr. W. W. Farrow of Newberry, - "was operated on at the Greenwood _ hospital this morning for appendicitis . and is getting on nicely after the opaeration.?Greenwood Index-Journal, ; 25th. & -^rs- Joseph Mann has gone on a visit ifed her daughter, Mrs. Harry Price at Spartanburg, and they have all gone 'to the mountains of North Carolina where they will spend a month. Mr. and Mrs. John B. Faysinger or 'Sharon visited his parents the past *week, Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Paysinger. " Bfe. Paysingger had to return to his . * dtfties in the Bank at Sharon but Mrs sPeysinger will extend her visit. Mr, J. H. Summer's family, who !%ave been spending the summer in Hendersonville, are expected home "Friday. Mr. Harry Summer motored over to Hendersonville on Wednesday to bring them home through the country. Mrs. L. C. Jumper of Springfield * * ? ?? ? ! <?? ^n+VioT? Mr ^wiio nas Deen visiting uw lavuvi y T. A. Epting, of the St. Pauls community, has returned to her home. She was accompanied by her sister, Miss Gladys Epting, who after a short visit has returned home. ; VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. ] j The local postoffice will observe the usual holiday hours on Monday, ; September 1, 1919. j The Purcell company has pur- : ; chased a big Defiance truck for their 1 store. ; j - i n. J 1 t. j Mr. JL. Jtferiey v -Deaenoaugn ui i Kiblers Bridge is having his home < 1 nicely painted and adding water and ,< ; lights. That is what all of our coun- ? ; try friends should do. , 1 The banks of the city will observe 1 < ' Labor Day by closing. All persons j having business with the banks will 1 | take notice. Next Monday is Labor j < ' Day. f < The Lutheran young people and : their friends of Silverstreet will have 11 a picnic at the home of Mr. H. 0. \ j | Long on Saturday, August 30. The j [public is invited to join with them. I ? ' i it - e t? ! i MISS .LUrime A1111 oi rumana naa ; accepted a position to teach in the i j high school at Eastover and willi i 'leave the first of next week to as-H i sume the duties. ji ; Next Saturday, September 6, there : 'will be an important meeting of the < ' trustees of the schools of the county ; j and the State superintendent of edu- j 1 j cation will be here to make an ad- 1 ! dress. . ' j < j "A Favor to a Friend" will appear j ai the opera house next Monday,! i September 1, with Emmy Whelen as i : the star. It is a brand new comedy , j j wherein a girl finds happiness in the ! I midst of sorrow. ,! i Mr. G. H. Aull of Pomaria, a re- i i cent graduate of Clemson college, jhas accepted a position as comman- < ^dant and teacher of agriculture in < j the college at Statesboro, Ga., and , ! has gone to begin the work. ] ! ? -> > V 4-l,? ! | Alice israay win appear . wc , | opera house next Tuesday, Septem- ] jber 2, in "His Bridal Night." This" ! ; picture contains the constituents of 1 . a life time?love, happiness, intrigue, J j jealousy, heataches and revenge.; ] jYou want to see this picture. ! v Miss Lila Cunningham has arriv- j i ! ed at Haltiwanger and Carpenter's i land will have charge of the millinjery department again this season ! and will be pleased to see her friends and will also serve them with the,i ; same fine courtesy and fit the ladies ; 1 jor* ;r\ +he latest style of headgear, j1 I Be sure to look up your registra-,3 i tion ucxet so that you may have the j1 ' *? - * fUn cnVinnl ta* [ 1 ) privilege ui vuuug avi vuv on the 6th of September. Simply t6 be in favor of it is not sufficient. There will be some few who possibly j' will vote against it, and if you fail 1 to vote, while in favor of it, your ^ failure might prove disastrous. Be .: sure to keep this election in mind. and vote at the time*- * 1 Mr. M. Q. Wesson and Mr. A. F. 3 j Charles are at Kinards and will con duct the sale of the D. L. Boozer J ;lands for the Atlantic Coast Realty, i company of Petersburg, Va., and 1 ! Greenville, N. C., who have the sale 3 of this land in cbargge for Hon. A. ij. Bethea. The sale will be made I next Monday and you should attend ' and buy you a small farm in a fine j J ' section of the country if you are not | ? now a home owner. I j j Little Miss Christine Bedenbaugh;' daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bed- | ! enbaugh of Poramia celebrated her 1? birthday last Tuesday an^ Tiad many 11 of her little friends with her to en- ) 1 joy the happy occasion. She would j < not mind at this time telling what i j birthday it was, but we will not. She j I fli#> raiment of. manv nice- little : ^ | remembrances from her little friends. ! The Herald and News wishes for her j jmany more such happy occasions. | Mr. F. O. Kempson in renewing his f i j subscription several months in ad- j J jvance of the expiration adds: "This i is too good ajDaper to let the oppor-1 tunity slip by; it is richly worth the ;t two dollars you are going to ask for ! *- - * ~ * Jf? m? j it. 1 am always anxious xur x ucauay and Friday to come." And Mr. < j Kempson is right. It is easily worth; I two dollars, but you may get it a whole year for only a dollar and a 1 half if you but attend to it by the j first of September. |s It is well to remind the subscriber;! once more that September 1 is the i c last day on which we will sell The [ Herald and News at only $1.50 per * year. If you have not paid up by j i that time we will be forced to take ;r your name from the list which we 1 * * * +A /?/\ Kllf ' ] would regiei/ vet v uiuuii bv uv, w?w, it takes just lots of money to print j < a newspaper now and one source of; i our income is from subscriptions, j < and then we do hate to part with our j < friends who have been with us for; i so many years. Come along at once -! < and attend to the matter. Although previous plans were frustrated, the community will yet have an opportunity to hear Miss Mary Lou Bowers before her return to far 11 away Japan. She will be at Silver- j street Lutheran church Sunday,' 1 1 -Rrtw_ h AlignSX <51 at AJ. u xuioo ?v?- | j ers will appear in Japanese costume f and exhibit what we regard as some ? curious curios. At 12 o'clock she i will deliver an address. 1 The public is cordially invited to ; these services. We hope that as many j as possible will avail themselves of. this rare opportunity. 3 MR. C. E. SUMMER GOES TO INSPECT OIL FIELDS ] Mr. C. E. Summer leaves today for Kansas City, where he will join the officers and stockholders of the National Oil Co., for an inspection trip of their properties in Kansas,; Oklahoma and Texas. Mr. Summer and his firm own a large block of 3tock in this company from which * they have been receiving flattering ; dividends. From reliable sources it is learned 1 that this company promises to be 02:e ; Df the largest oil companies in the "} country. Mr. Summer states he will, report the progress of the company to the many stockholders they have , in this county on his return. 1 Selling Studeb&kers. ! We have remarked that it would not be long before every person in j the county would be riding the road'. in a car. And the way they are sell- 1 ing cars the time is rapidly approach-; ing, more rapidly than we ever! JrAnmpd * McHardy Mower sells the Stude- 1 baker, a fine car, and he is selling :hem right along. Listen to this list, ?f recent purchasers and see if we are not correct about it: Studebakcr light six to the follow- i ing: D. E. Oxr.er, J. T. McCrackin, M. B. Caldwell, B. A. Havird, Geo.! 3. Ruff, W. E. Elmore, John W. Scott, William Singleton, Mrs. Mary E. Hipp, Welch Wilbur, G. F. Wearn, 1 B. T. Buzhardt, J. S. Harmon, R. J. Johnson, C. L. Ruff, 0. W. Amick, j 3. W. Matthews, J. M. Nichols, Mrs. j Jas. Mcintosh, Geo. N. Boland, F. L. Ruff and brother, Paul E. Anjderson. Studebaker light four to the following: Robert E. Leavell, D. R. ! 3enn, C. M. West, 0. S. Goree, H. W. j Thomas, R. T. Caldwell, Geo. A.'? Swygert, Pierce Bowers, Geo. M. j Boland, N. S. Holmes, E. H. Werts. j Studebaker big six ? to the follow-j ing: Geo. W. Summer, R. H. Wright . md O. H. Johnson. j' \ He Can't Help It. It was a pleasure to have with us at Linwood I. u, Hunt, Jtsq., 01 New- j berry, a good Baptist brother. One j would not have known that he was ? lot a "Seceder," he seemed so much } it home among us.?A. R. Presby- j terian. / i But then you know he has a good " 'Seceder" wife, and he can't help being a good "Seceder," and we do lot suimise that he tries very had to ielp, because the "Seceders" are mighty fir.e folk. And then Hamp tiunt is one 01 j those Newberry boys who works well j md efficiently in any sort of harness. And altogether he is a mighty fir.e j fellov.r. He will be harnessed ur next week* ivith a baptist convent'-. : as moderator, and he will woiv well thore. rhat's the way these Newberry people have of doing things. ; I NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT j I will make a final settlement of i the estate of Thos. 0. Duncan in the Probate Court for Newberry county, S. C., on Tuesday, the 30th day of September, 1919, at 10 o'clock in j the forenoon and will immediately j thereafter ask for my discharge as, 1 administrtrix of said estate. Mattie S. Duncan, Admx. dewberry, S. C., Aug. 27th, 1919. ) i BARBECUE I will serve a first class barbecue '" ? TTT. 1 "TTT ! J i n J no. f. WICKer s grove on rnuay,: Sept. 5th. I will prepare the dinner i nyself. ! ^ A day of enjoyment is guaranteed. ;o every one that comes. j H. M. Wicker. j" i 1 ? Citation Letters of Administration, i STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j. County of Newberry. ' 3y W. F. Ewart, Probate Judge: j * Whereas. Queenie Tucker made 11 suit to me to grant her Letter of Ad- j J ninistration of the estate and effects;, >f J. G. Tucker. I ! c These are, therefore, to cite and j. idmonish all and singular the Kind- j f ed -and Creditors of the said J. G. j rucker, deceased, that they be and: ippear before me, in the Court of j ?robate, to be held at Newberrv, S.! . i c 1, on Saturday, September 13th, lext, after publication hereof, at 11 >'click in the forenoon, to show ;ause, if any they have, why the said 1 idministration should not be grant}d. Given under my hand this 26th ( lay of August, Anno Domini 1919. c W. F. Ewart, i P. i. N. C. 1 ' c NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT j c I will make a final settlement of c ;he estate of Horace Gruber in the1* ~ ^ ?. ^!. rroDare i^ourt lienuc*.i.* v,vuui/j, .*, 3. C., on Monday, the 29th day of < September, 1919, at 10 o'clock in the ' t forenoon, and will immediately ] ;hereafter ask for my discharge as 1 ^unrdian of said estate. * M. L. Gruber, ' i Guardian. STewberry, Aug. 26, 1919. ' > SPECIAL KOTICE ' ? J i For Sale?Recleaned Tested Seeds? j Crimson and Bur iover, Abruzzi' Rye, Carolina Rye, Vetch, Alfalfa,< Rape, Fulghum, Appier and Texas j Oats. Mp.il us your order. Farris j Seed Co., Greenwood, S. C. 8-29-3tp I Cottage for Sale?On Jones street; ' only one house between it and; Main. Lights, water and bath.! Five rooms and in good condition, j -] Apply to H. L. Parr. 8-29-tf i " : 1 iVill Run My Corn Mill only on Sat urday until further notice, li. W. j t Kinard, Prosperity. 8-26-2t i . : t, rhe Grip Piano?The Schulz piano frips your eyes and ears when you see it and hear it. J. L. Bowles, Factory Agent, at G- B. Summer and Son. 8-26-tf. |' 1 ror Sale?Chevrolet 490. Good run- j < ning order. Price right at Baker | and Oxner's. 8-26-2t. 1 "or Sale or Rent?One tract land ^ 165 acres 3 1-2 miles from Pros-j perity in No. 9 township. Apply j to J. C. Sample, Newberry, S. C.! 8-26-tf. !| " i Berkshire Sboats for Sale:?About, | 20 head, weighing 30 to 40 lbs.;' Price $10, $12. and $15 pair. D. L.1 Boozer, Kinards, S. C. 8-26-3t ?^?? 1 ?? ??? j 'or Sale?Eight or ten Buff Orping- | I 1_ n.r 1_ ?j a ;i i toil cocKreis, luarcn ^iiu Apm hatch, at $2.00 and $3.50 each,! f. o. b. Newberry, S. C. Phone j 84. Anne 0. Ruff. 8-22-tf 1 ' ' Astray?Hound dog, color white with yellow spots. Bushy tail. Good * size. Reward. L. W. Floyd. jfl 8-22-4t ! 1 "or Sale?3 extra fine milch cows. | See H. D. Havird, Newberry, S.! C. 7-28-tf {< j* Teacher Wanted?A teacher is wanted for Fork school, term 6 months, ( salary fifty ($50.00) dollars peri month. J. B. Livingston, W. B. ji Kibler, Prosperity, S. C.; Caldwell1 J Ruff, Pomaria, S. ., Trustees. ! Yanted to buy one hundred good,j sound mules. C. R. (Pat) Wise. *? 7-25-tf. j I J m " " I ? ? ?? - ? ri n_j A J ! Leacbers wan tea?r or union Autu*i emy school; six or seven months i term; salary $55 per month. Send j application to I. H. Wilson or G. j S. Enlow, Prosperity, S. C., RFD 3. Also one teacher for the color- | < ed school-, term 3 months, salary;] $30 per month. Send application ' ( to trustees named above. 7-1-tf i r reachers Wanted.?-Two teachers lot j ^ Trinity school, 7 months term;s( Principal, $65; assistant, $55 per j month. J. H. Dickert, chairman, | ^ Silverstreet, S. C., RFD 2. 7-27-tf. , ' is Teacher. Wanted?Johnstone Academy school. Principal $75.00 per,1 month; assistant $50.00 per month. ^ For further information write, P. B. Banks, or J. M. Coppock, New- " berry, S. C., RFD 5. 8-26-tf { Ice Notice?I will not sell any more i ice tickets after August 30. So (1 get you ticket before that date. 1 < After that date ice will be sold. * strictly at one cent per pound to i those who have no ticket. G. W. j '< Kinard, Prosperity. 8-26-2t * ' ' ' " ^ Citation Letters of Administration ' g STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, j County of Newberry. j 3y W. F. Ewart, Probate Judge: Whereas, Herbert S. Fulmer made! , . -1 ;uit to me to grant him Letters of | Vdministratioa of the Estate and effects of Samuel D. Fulmer. These are, therefore, to cite and tdmonish all and singular the Kir*-! Ired and Creditors of the said Sum.-j mi n TTnimp-r that their; *W A J ? 7 " ? | >e and appear before me, in the j 2ourt of Probate, to be heid at New-1 >erry, S. C., on Friday, the ii^th dayj >f September, next, after publica-j ion hereof, at 11 o'clock in the foreloon, to show cause, if any they have vhy the said Administration should lot be granted. Given under my hand this 27th lay of August, Anno Domini 1919. W. F. Ewart, P. J. N. C. J NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR NEW CERTIFICATE OF STOCK Notice is hereby given that Stock Certificate No. 223, for six shares >f the common stock of Glenn-Low y Manufacturing company, has been ost or destroyed, and that the under;igned, as the owner of said certifi:ate, will make application to said :orporation, at its place of business * ^ ^ il < Ai.1. ? it Whitmire, s. u., on tne iutn ua> )f October, 1919, for the issuance >f a new certificate in the place hereof. ; Mrs. Kittie R. Elliott, rVinnsboro, S. C., Aug. 26, 1919. 8-29-6t ltaw Subscribe to The Herald and Jews. $1*50 a year. J' / ? I MILLER Geared-to-the-Road Uniform Mileage TIRES rhe Champion Among Fabric Tires Put Miller Tires to the ;est. Put them opposite /our favorite tire then you'll be convinced. "T\ IT ^ 1 1 HP<t i l/-v /I iVlllltJI X UUCS ctllLL Patches for sale by P. E, WAY'S I\ C. urug oiore Newberry, S. C. HAVE YOUR DESCRIPTIONS FOXED AT * f Holmes Bros. Drag Co J 'urest, freshest and highest quality : >f Drugs used by our experienced icensed prescription clerk. We sell everything in the Drug Store line and will appreciate your >usiness. Holmes Bros. Drag Co. 'hone 115. 1202 Main St. . , N. rarom 17 iiTiTTD ii i?/ 925 acres about one mile from )ld Town; 300 acres in cultivation; oam soil with red clay sub-soil; 500 >r 600 acres in woodland, a good portion of which is Jin cotton wood md is very valuable for paper makng and brings splendid prices; lots >f good saw timber; 8 or 10 tenant louses and barn. This place has sufficient timber to pay for itself and s an ideal place for a stock farm md farming. Price $25.00 per acre. Don't fail to inquire concerning this )lace. DAVIS REALTY COMPANY Exchange Bank Bldg. Phone 14 j DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP The partnership heretofore existng between J. H. Wise and W. B. SVise under the firm name of J. H. & W. B. Wise has this day been dissolved by mutual consent. J. H. Wise will settle. all claims igainst the firm and all accounts due should bp paid to him. J. H. Wise. >-29-2tp mm iwu j MimmmtmmmmmmmmmmmmmmtmwutKKmtmtKmm Now Rea Fall] *" Everything for the ladie: courteous service. Miss rienced milliner is here anc the newest and latest in mil attention. Coats, Coat Suits Dry Goods ; \ MiUinery t . .. * t COME IN AND MAKE WE WILL Fr Mrs. J. V fn Mise Annie (OUUCCSSUi vv iu.uw Main Street 7 OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM (Showing continuously from 3:30 4" /"v 1 1 r\ tv% \ vv 11 Ill* / ? J Friday, August 29 jM BESSIE BARRISCALE M ?in? ^ "THE WOMAN MICHEL MARIED" Also a CHRISTY COMEDY Saturday ,v August 30 STRAND COMEDY And a ; ' . BIG V COMEDY Also A 2 REEL WESTERN ' ] And f 4 A 2 REEL COMEDY ! . Monday, September 1 EMMY WHELEN * * m t "A FAVOR TO A FRIEND" 1 Alto the 15th episode of I "Perils of Thunder Mountain" : y Dr. E. E. Stuck has Reopened hi^ dental office on fourth floor of change Bank Building. 8-5-lm^^H n Buy Your | CIGARS, CIGARETTES AND TOBACCO From ANNE 0. RUFF & CO. ( The Wholesale Cigar Store. We have the Cigars that sell V; .< . / ' .' * * / v . . /.:# m. bsotherhe Leavenworth was the most polite man in the world. When a woman apologized for gouging him in the eye with a parasol he said, "Don't mention it, madam; I have another ?| Now that may be true if one of your ^yes is giving you trouble, yet V BEWARE for you don't have but jj two,' and you will need both of them sooner or later. My glasses give thk ? best of vision, and relieve eye strain. DR. ELLISON C. PIERCE Optometrist CAROLINA OPTICAL COMPANY 7 305-305 Exchange Bank BIdg. Newberry, S. C. dy for the | [rade i s. And tho best and most J) larion Bevenour an expe- \ - ' 1 *il. "1* v 1 will sex re tne iaaies witn j linery and with the best of j g i4 >, Serge Dresses i and Notions t Specialty \l YOURSELF AT HOME. $ Wt r YOU OUT. ^ . . . . V. White L. Smith and Company) . Newberry, S. C. ? J j