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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, Newberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mrs. James Mcintosh returned last 1 -T~ A ?1 weeK lrum Auaiiut. Mrs. "Billie" Schenck and little Jane spent Thursday in Columbia. Miss Pauline Senn left last week to take a course in training at the Uni^ versity hospital, Augusta, (j?. Mrs. S. J. Kil^ore and chil.-ivcn of Newberry are visiting relatives? in the city.?Abbeville Medium, 7th. ? Mr. H. C. Strother of Chappells is in the city on business today.? Greenwood Index-journal, 7th. * 7 Student Charles Kepley of the Lutheran Seminary at Columbia spent Sunday in Newberry. Mr. P. C. Galllard spent Sunday * * ? ? mi j n m ADDevnie witn iYir. ana iurs. r. i . C. Gaillard, Jr., and little Doris. Mr. R. C. Boyleston spent the week-end with relatives at Blackville. Mr. Hal Kohn left on Monday for a few days' trip to Atlanta, where he goes to appear before the War Risk Board.- * Mr. Arthur L.Glazener has changed his Herald and News subscription , address from Casa Grande, Ai'izona, to Florence, Ariz. ~ XTovtvtiA "P/MTri/rn /v ic Vt; Avt iUliSS i>ailiuc JuvniM^ Iiuv <u .1 Vf ing with Census Supervisor E. H: Aull in Newberry, spent Tuesday here.?Abbeville_Medium. 1 Mrs. Elmore Suber of Whitmne spent the week-end witli her mother, Mrs. J. D. Coleman.?Coronaca 'cor. Greenwood Index-Journal, 7t_i. , Mr David Caldwell, the hustling: " ' ? i real estate dealer of Newberry, spent several days in Coluima the past week. ^ - Mrs. Lois Goggans Balle of Laurens spent Sunday with' her ~ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jno. C. -Goggans. Mrs. J. W. Norwood of Greenville was the charming guest of Sliss x Mary Burton for a brief time last week. Mrs. U. R. Brooks left yesterday v for Newberry where she will be the ?mae?+ ft# PaI v tvnr? Mrs T^. P. Miller. 5 UV>0V V* V/V^v '?The State, 9th. Rev. Walter I. Herbert of Columbia, on his way home from the - Methodist conference at Greenwood, spent Friday night here with Mr. Chesley Cannon. Miss Lizzie Wells Thompson of Cleveland, N. C., a Chicora college stndent, spent the week-end in Newberry with her former college mate, Mrs. Douglas Hornsby. _ Mr. William Lane of the Southern Bell Telephone company at Wilmington, N. C., spent the week-end\here ai^the home of his step-father, Mr. James F.' Epting. Mk. . S. H. McLean with her! mother, Mrs. Huiet, left for Atlanta! 1 irro/J^iner nf I weunesuay LW U^vciiu , her brother, B. T. Huiet, to Miss Edythe Rowdicker.?The State, 9th. Rev. W. B. Aull, secretary of the i Xntfceran* synod which met.at Little Mountain last week, stopped over in j the city awhile> on his way home in Walhalla. - O. R. Sumnter motored to the Columbia hospital Saturday with his sister, Mrs. C? R. Wise, to see her little son, Summer Wise, who is there t JMr. Jack D. Edens of Columbia, ? spent the vweek-end in Newberry, ] where he was very popular in conduotirtg -a picture show "once upon i' ft time'1 not so long ago. |: Miss Banna Greer/ delighted her j < jWgHTMl -III I I AVM1V\ ft *1 WEKA II j F. V. Petei r JL , ' *' . I Assisted by a Co TVio PRICES: i many friends when she decided to return to Newberry, where she is stenographer at Summer Bros', store. Miss Pearl West, principal of the Cross Hill school and Miss Carabel j West, stenographer in Columbia, | spent the week-end at their former | home in Newberry. r Dr. J. W. Carson ran up to Due j West Tuesday morning to help "receive the returns" and sent a message of good news to the church.?A. R. j Presbyterian. Mr. Robert Gee was taken to the Columbia hospital Sunday, suffering from an illness the nature of which had not been disclosed. He was accompanied by Dr. J. M. Kibler and Mr. Nat Gist. Mrs. J. R. Fulmer and three little children, on their way from Columbia to their new home in Greenville, spent the week-end here with Mrs. Fulmer's brother, Mr. Geo. C. Hipp and family. Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Wooten have as their guests Dr. and Mrs. W. W. Daniel of Columbia, who are attending the upper South Carolina Methodist conference.?Greenwood IndexTah>?t>o] 7fVl t; uui iiuij tin Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Clary took their little twin daughter Ruby, to the Columbia hospital and returned last week, after the little girl had undergone an operation, for the removal of her adenoids and tonsils. Mr. B. V. Chapman attended synod at Little Mountain. B. V. is a mighty good young man and a good Lutheran besides. He has a splen' 1 1 '?a 3 ? J- ~-C 4-*U~ did record as superintendent ux mc Lutheran t Sunday school in the Church of the Redeemer. Mrs. A. H. Anderson and little son, Henry of Pawtucket, R. I., who have been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. F. M. Cobb, in Greenwood, are in Newberry to spend the winter 1 with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Myers. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Harmon have gone to Augusta, Ga., to visit relatives and take in the. Georgia-Carolina fair. Before returning home thev expect to stop over at McCor w ^ mick to visit relatives for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Polk, who were married about two weeks ago, spent last week with the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Folk. The bride was formerly Miss Ruth Powell of Brunswick, Ga. Mr. Folk is bookkeeper at the Charleston Navy yard;Clerk of Court Jno. C. Goggans spent from Tuesday to Friday at R*?r?Tn?ff?vi11a with his r??ue4ltf?T\ Mrs. J. -W. Crosland. During his absence the office was satisfactorily managed with neatness and dispatch by Miss Alice West, the clerk's -swift and accurate stenographer. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Fulmer of Columbia passed through Newberry Saturday op their way to Greenville to visit their daughter, Mrs. R. W, Hutchinson. They were accompanied from here by their daughter, Mrs. H. Wells, and her son, Fulmer. Mrs. J. Chesley Dominick; at pre- j sent living with her daughter, Mis. ! ? ? - Al l "11 _ W. L). LiOmax, m AtJoevuie, .sitex j spending awhi]e with relatives and | friends in her former home town cf Newberry, left on Friday afternoon to spend the night with her son. Mr. Joe Dominick, out from Goldv^lle, on her return to Abbeville. Mr. Thomas M. Campbell of Mississippi is on a visit to relatives in Newberry county. He is a brother of the late J. B. Campbell who lived V rson Announces the f GBBBBQ In the Musical Cc a f .1 21 T Q. T terie of Well Knowi Chorus de Luxe of 1 n ?. P- r L/on t rai t Girl in The Sensation ?1 .SO, $ 1.0( | at Jalapa and who will be remem| bered by some of the older citizens, j Mr: Campbeil moved from this county i to the west many years ago and this j is his first visit back in 39 years. Mr. Frank Ewart and his bride will leave today,K Tuesday, for their ; home at Wagener, after snenc.l.iar I from J?Tiday nere witn duage ana Mrs. W. F. Ewart. The bride, who was Miss Leila Allen of Gainesville, Fla., had her happy marriage saddened by the death of her mother, which occurred only three days before the wedding. Roland G. Spearman has recently been appointed manager at Palatka, Fla., succeeding I. E. Brown, who was transferred to Valdosta, Ga. Mr. Shearman made a fine efficiency | record at Camp Jos. E. Johnston, t TTIq wViinVi aYf?Vi?nce_ under his management, gave excellent service and was highly commended by the commanding general. ? Southern I Telephone News. | > Messrs. Sealum Perry and Bruni son Snelgrove and their families have moved from Saluda county to Newberry, occupying the long house (long with a small 1) next to the west corner of College and Harrington streets, one of the houses recently bought and repaired by Mr. Ben A. Havird. Messrs. Perry and Snelgrove are with the Ford Motor company, at their new and commodious place of business. ^XT Anil cnnonrienr nf VJUI# U? XX* nvili) * iwva v* x.?.. sus for the Third district, was in McCormick yesterday assisting Postmistress Abercrombie with the examinations for enumerators for the census which begins on next January tha 2nd. While a goodly number stood the examination, there is room for | more. Colonel Aull is editor of The I Newberry Herald and News, a live. ' cleap semi-weekly, and is a promiI ??nATinlov man TVTpnnr'mick lieiiL CtllU pvpuioi umi>. Messenger, 6th. Mrs. R. D. Wright, chairman of pages j Miss Troxelle Wright, Mrs. H. Wright, of Newberry; Miss Alice Earle, Columbia; Mrs. J. L. McWhirter, Miss Elizabeth McWhirter and Miss Lucile McWhister, Jonesville, and/Miss Emma Bouknight of Johnston, page in chief to the president general.?From the advanc t notice of the meeting of the National Association of the United 'Daughters of the Confederacy to meet at Tampa, F!a., Tuesday-to Saturday., Mrs. J. H. West, Mi's. R. D. Wright and Mrs. James Mcintosh are the delegates from Newberry, with Mrs. E. R. Hipp, Mrs. AJma Bruce and Miss Fannie McCaughrin as alternates. f The 'Beth Eden Pastorate. Tltejre will be a call meeting of the joint council at the parsonage Saturday morni.- , November 15, at 10:30 o'clock. tlhe nature of th? business calls for every membe' who can possitly be present and it is desired that there will be a full attendance. L. P. Boland, Pastor. i SPECIAL NOTICE Lost?Saturday, November 8, be^ \tween Sim Mathis and the Fellers place, one hind gate to a Stude! . baker wagon. Please return* to j M. L. Baker, Prosperity. | ll-ll-2t! 1 1 11 t - * I have leased McDowell's Cafe at 940 Main street and will be glad to i see all my friends and customers. Mrs. R. P. Franklin. ll-ll-2tpwmKSKmamnmmmmmmmmummmmmm men a v ihoim i, iv Wei! Known Come >medy Triumph i -Musical Comedy \fouth and Beauty I fn iS VW K/VS^ the Bub of the Season 0, 75c, 50c, mi mm mmrnmmmmmi m ^ ^ 1 " - Cabbage?Unloading car this morning:. Let us supply your wants. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 11-1 l-2t Bright Girls Wanted.?The State Hospital tor the Insane, Columbia, r? l -.i. _ ? ~ ^ o. net'u wane women, preierably between the ages of 18 and 35, to work as attendents or enter the training school. For information apply to the superintendent. 11-1 l-4t-t ? ; Notice.?My car cabbage having arrived damaged, I have refused; same and I'm asking the people i j that gave me their orders to be j patient and I will have a first j j class car to arrive in about 10 j ! /Joxrc Ac T will Hplivpr nntbint* i but No. 1, Danish cabbages to my i customers. H. H. Ruff. i ll-ll-2tp ( -i i? j : For lease for one year or longer; the Oldtown plantation containing about thirteen one-horse farms,' | two dwellings, two barns and a j j' dozen or more tenant houses, { productive corn land and grass meadows on Saluda river, as well ! as cotton lands, li' not leased as I an entirety will be rented for one j year in parcels to suit.. Apply to j I Mrs. Alma W. Bruce, Newberry,' | S^- C., or to F. Werber, Jr., Ber-i wyn, Maryland. 11-11-tf: \ ? ; Wanted.?A good reliable white; man and^ family to wo'rk share f crop 1920 with view to renting j him my home -place in 1921. Will make it interesting to the right j man. J. S. J. Suber, Pomaria, j j Route 3. 11-11 2t | ! / i Trepass Notice.?All persons .are) notified not to trespass upon the lands of the undersigned, by hunting or in any other manner. Dr. J. P. Bedenbaugh. ll-7-4tp To the people of the Chappells community. I will have a car of apples and cabbage at Chappells about the middle of next week. G. W. Kinard, Prosperity, S. C. >. ll-7-2t 1 will run my gin on Tuesday, Fri, day and Saturday, unless special ov?oti?o)viflnlo are YY\aA& Will flhfl ow?u6v1Mv?vU ? ~ .. run my grist mill on same days. ' G. W. Kinard, Prosperity, S. C, ll-7-2t V I am agent for Hutton's Sweet Elder , Ointment Nature's Cure for all Foot and Skin troubles. The only geniune sweet ointment. All others are imitations. The first ointment ever advertised for the cure of sore feet. Directions with every box. By mail SOc. per box. Your orders ?MI i- i r.^4.: will De appreciates i.uuu 1704 Nance Street, Newberry, S. C. 10-27-1 mp . . ! For Sale?Will sell my bottoms with ! the tan houses. Mrs. Mary P. Liv-! ingston. 10-21-2t i ? AUCTION SALE I I Furniture and' Farming Implements. ! I will sell at auction on Saturday, | November 15th, at S o'clock in front ! of the old court hous?, one lot .cf I | furniture consisting of beds, chairs,' carpets, china, bureaus and wash j ?4 -? ^ ciATrr.vn 1 T-Vi0"f i stanus, ma it/lug, auu sc?cioi pif.w ui i antique furniture. One lot of farming implements. If you want to get a lot of good I furniture at your own price?-"be on j hand. j John Henry Chappell, j Auctioneer. : j 11-1l-2t * -w dy Stars \ A O r lp @ Artists and a ble / plus tax [ \ For Sale?Two mules, one horse, one 2-horse wagon, and all farming implements, corn and fodder, on Saturday, November 15, at 10:30 a. ni., at Mrs. L. C. Livingston's, Route 4. Terms of sale cash. ii-4-4tp ; Rented Out Farm.?On Thursday, November 13th, 1019, at 10 o'clock a. m., I will sell to the highest bidder for cash, at my old home ; place, two (2) miles south of Little j Mountain, all my farming imple-; ments, mules, cattle, ho^s and also ! frhe following lands may be offered for sale, with the privilege of ac-; cepting or rejecting any or all bids.; Tract No. 1, consisting of 46 acres, j Tract No. 2, consisting of 50 acres, j \7a O AAMflloflVt/V 1 AA I ilUCt X^U. O, tVHSlOblllg U1 i vv I acres. All tracts contain more or less front public roads. John A. Boland. For Rent.?Two-horse farm, adjoin-i ing Schumpert's Roller Mill farm, j Very unusual opportunity offered \ to reliable tenant. Dr. G. Werber, j Newberry, S. C., R. F. D. 7. ll-4-4t ; t . i Gin Notice.?We will run our ginnery J only on Wednesday, Thursday and j Friday next week and will appre-1 ciate your cotton on these days. I Jalapa Mercantile Co. 10-31-3t , i JtVhen you want' a well bored see J. j \ L. Dickert, 1319 College street,! Newberry. Phone 107. 10-31-8t ' 1 r j Get ahead of the bell weevil by | planting Wannamaker's Cleveland cctton seed, for sale by T. H. Lane, Phone 4411. 11-4-tf I - llll To be correctly 1 DRESSED You should first be correctly CORSETED * To do this you should wear GQSSA3D COSSETS I I For Sale by ' MRS. J. ft EISOM | Phone 367 Newberry,. S. C. Li m 1 V - \ I OPERA HOUSE . PROGRAM Tuesday, November tr \ ^ "COUNTRY COUSINS" Elaine Hamerstine Gail Henry Comedy __?,?r} Wednesday, November 12 "THE MAN IN THE OPEN" Dustin Farnum Capitol Comedy Thursday, November 13 "WHAT'S THE IDEA" (Not a Picture)"* A Musical Comedy Prices, $1.50, $1.00, 75c. and 50c; plus tax. > ^ Athens Hide Co., Athens, Ga., mule, horse and cow hides by ex^^H press. 10-14-8t.^H We have on hand 100 buggies that yire are going to sell ehupe. It will J pay you to get our price. Purcell Co. - lfl-14-tf C ? ??- ovAim/1 MmrKflrihr mVift Iri 11 a beef or so in the fall cannot go wrong if they salt, box and express the hide to Athens Hide Co., Athens, Ga. 10-14-8t^ We sell as good a wagon as anybody M and the price is much better. See V us. The Purcell Co. * ^ 10-14-tf . < I See us for hog feed?The price is I right and we have plenty of it. The Purcell Co. 10-14-t ^ I Thp fxmntv .fair of the Newberry County .Colored association will be held November 13-15, j at their new fair grounds, -east end g of Harrington street, just outsid^^^ ' city limits. p. L. Singleton, President. ^ W. A. Nar.cc, Secretary. J John Davis, Treasurer. | 10-31~4t 1 ^ J ! It is time you were' laying in you^^H ! supply of flour. We have a big * ' i ? mi 7- stocK ai.ci tne price is ngnr. me ? Purcell Co. 10-14-tf ^ Lot in Hallman town, 46x87, ateo one lavatory for hot and cold water. For sale by M. C. Hallman. 10-31-41 For Sore Achy Feet, Corns Bunions pd Callouse use Hutton's 'Sweet * Elder Ointment. For sale byX "i Curtis Epting, 1704 Nance Street,"^* >T 1- o r> on ItAv H i\ewuerry, o. vj. ov icuw yvi wa. For'Most Money express your hides I over the Southern and Seaboard * j direct to Athens Hide To.^ Athens, j i Ga., quick checks and express I service. Best weights and highest wholesale prices. 10-14-8t | Express charges Newberry tfr'Athens, i *' Ga., on hides shipped N to Athens j Hide Co., are more than offest "by . | high wholesale price and the* goo&M^I ! true weignt. sournern ana sea- ^ j board give fast, express service l j twice per day. 10-14-8t 5? /-? ..I 1 j We have gocd Texas Red Rust . seed oats?at the right price. TftJMfl ! Furcell Co. 10-14-t?HB I ^ wmmmrnammmpmhmbhhmhhm mmmtmm i The Boll Weevil is here?You better fertilize your grain. We I have just received car of grain v fertilizer and the jprice is right. * J The Purcell Co. 10-21-tf " ! Spanish Mackerel is now in season, | and other good kinds of fish. Nor! folk Oysters, only,75 cents a quart, | G. W. Coward, East Main Street. ! 11-4-tf ^ Wa *i I i jj! j i / '**~"V*'f . :'^' "* .-Jf g ^fljl #s??Nrr'lr*/;>^: <?* 'ri : | vM II ppg*" jl I -?* >".v .*: ^ '- I _j ' ;: ?*>:'.-v riT.'^..* Xi-f : - . ? -. ' .-< y> A " 1