Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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. PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, Wewberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. ^ j Mr. Frank Hipp, the well known insurance man, is in the city. Mrs. George W. Summer, Jr., has returned from Asheville. Miss Agnes Adams and Miss Ollie Ufa* Dehines of Blairs are visiting '-relatives in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Sligh of Jalapa celebrated their golden wedding on Tuesday. Miss Sadie Pendall is visiting Miss ISmily Brown in Newberry for a few-"weeks.?Charleston American. Mrs. T. C. Cromer left Sunday for ISvinston, Fla., to spend the winter with her son, Mr. W. ti. uannon. Mr. J. E. Summer, one of New^berry's hustling, young business men, was in Atlanta on business this week. Miss Kate Summer returned Satursiay after a ten-day visit to her sister, Mrs. Robert Hanna, in Cheraw. Mr. and Mrs. Rob. Hanna of '"'Cheraw spent Sunday with Mr. Charles E. Summer. Messrs. A. J. Bowers, Jr., and W. Pelham attended the meeting of the South Carolina Underwritersassociation in Columbia Tuesday. Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. }Ddelite Wallace, accompanied by lit -tie Robert Wallace, returned last week from a visit to Columbia. Dr, Ed. Boozer, after a visit here, returned last week to his home in ^Columbia, accompanied by his mother, Mrs. Martha Boozer. Miss Virginia G. Quattlebaum will leave today, Friday, for her home in Conway, after Visiting her sister, Mrs., Olivia Stewart. Twice Horn "KlrMv. after snendinsr \4 "4he -week-end with her parents, Mr. *nd Mrs. W. H. Eddy, has returdp to her official duties in. Columbia. % i iMr. A. F. Bush, who recently cana$ ^sto our city to conduct a plumbing steam fitting business, has now moved his family here Trom Augusta. Mr. Bush not only believes in New^ "berry but he believes so strongly * ^thst ihe has bought a home here and intends to remain. Mr. T. L. Drake, the foreman "Who in charge? of the building work at Xolldhon spent Monday in Ninety- > r$Bb& | Miss M^garet Burton of Newberry the guest at the home of Mr. and, Wis. iA. B. Morse.?Abbeville Press : *nd Banner, 18th. ' ~ r Mrs. J. D. Pittst>f Greenwood and Hn. Frank Wilson of Newberry are 1 , "this "week of their sister, Mrs. - Joe."P. Burton;?Laurens Advertiser. uirs. L. D. Wicker returned last: "" week from the Columbia hospital and ier many friends are glad of her im .^provement. Congressman Dominick is in New-j ' berry, where he will spend a week. fie is looking well, his many friends i mre glatl to see. liter, X. G. Finlay and H. F. Schroeter m^t Rev. W. S. Holmes at: the Episcopal church Thursday night in the interest of the nationwide ^irive now on. i Miss Leila Culberth and Louise 3tfcGee, teachers at Chappells, spent "#fce week-end with their teacher friends, Misses Sudie and Leila "Dennis. * - Mr. Walter Peterson, now of the cpper edge o? Spartanburg: county, ' was in the city the past week-end. There is talk of his coming back to Bros, company next year. 1 Burke Wise and Horace Shealy of J ? f/>Wn SnnHnv ' iuvuuiaill VY Vi t II. (/Vtrii k> unv*v?j ' to attend-the meeting of the Ameri* Jean Legion. Otis Suber of Whitmire - also was down for the meeting. *Mr.- F. G. ^DeTore and Mr. W. S. * Lominiek are among those who will : 1 -have >to move from their present, liomes at an '-early -date. Residence bouses are badly needed in Newberry. 'Miss Gladys Keith lias resigned her | > ?csitioc -as tcacher in the Silver-1 street school and gone to Anderson,j . on account of the death of an uncle j there, Miss Helen Nichols is teach-j \?5Jio>Y#v? :t?or nlnr?p %u* -i?vc Mrs. S. K. gilder returned last! jweek from New York. She was i accompanied home by Dr. Gilder's New York friend and co-hunter, Mr. ?*IVm, Y. Connor, who enjoys paying ' the. doctor return visits to the bird fields of Newberry. iDr. W. G. Houseal returned last v" week from Asheville, where he was ; a<d*?egate from South Carolina to meeting of the Southern Medical " association, which numbers a memietslnp of 1,400, of whom 240 are state. ? -L'J IB. Ix>max, a resident of this "*?-T?QWa now living: ~ wmry rUX W jrcctio, , w an Newberry county, visited his tw - sons, Victor Lomax and John Lomax, -In this city last week. Mr. Lomax ipetarned to his home Monday.? Abbeville Press and Banner. Hr. Jno. B. Mayes and family will 4move from Calhoun street to the corner of Main and Glenn streets tc occupy the house vacated by Mr. H H. Blease and family, who have gon< to their new home at the corner oj " 'Wilson and Johnstone streets. -Vr. E. R. Hipp, who for the^pss 18 months has been house surgeon at | jthe University hospital, Charlottesville, Va., left on Wednesday to . locate in Charlotte, North Carolina, where he will be associated with Dr. Nalle of that city. Mr. E. E. Child of Whitmire and | Messrs Jno. M. Kinard, George B. j Cromer, Z. F. Wright and S. J. Derrick have been appointed by Gover? " * ' i 1 - I nor Cooper as delegates 10 tne commercial congress in Savannah on December 8. , Mr. Robert E. Leavell, a fast traveling salesman, left home in his I Etudebaker Friday morning at 9:30 : oVlork and eot back Saturday night at 7, after working 17 good towns, j : He sold every one of his customers i except three, who were out of town, j That was rapid transit and quick re- j suits. Bob's a business hustler. When Miss Clio Norine Murdaugh J became the bride of Mr. George j O'Neill, one of the prettiest home weddings of the season took place last Wednesday, says the Charleston . American. The bride will be re- j membered as the beautiful Charles- j ton visitor to the home of Mr. and; ( Mrs. Jno. C. Adams in Newberry on! several occasions. Mrs. W. F. Wright has moved from | Laurens to Greenville, as she hasj i only one child now living with .her,: the youfigest daughter, one of her i sons and one of the daughters al-' ready living in that city, one son being in New York state, and the1 other daughters away from home, two i teaching and two going to Newberry j college. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT j j There were several, or a few, auto-' mobiles in town circus day. A moving picture?comedy?gray ; mule on a church lawn. I Get your white sugar while the j getting is good, or you'll be too late. j i Dr. Gotwald of Newberry college *will preach at Grace Lutheran church "Pf^cno-rifit r>n Rnnrlnv mnrrnnc. AAA JL A VWJ^/Vi A WJ V** i The King's Daughters will meet on Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. H. H. Abrams. For cursing on the streets John Grey paid $5 through the recorder's court Wednesday. i It cost Robert West and Q. L.' Shelly $15 apiece Wednesday for speeding. The candidates for school trustees, ' i Z-? 1.1. :AI. xt are not navmg any irouuie wilii uich campaign. i ' Afiother capacity house will doubt-' less greet "The Shepherd of the Hills," Friday night. j i The windy dust or the dusty wind I is fierce. Hard on people vpth bad ?yes. The two young ladies who left a package at this' office on circus day can find it where they put it, if they want it. The Ladies' Aid Society of the Church of the Redeemer - will meet with Mrs. Leland Summer, Monday afternoon, November 24, at 4 o'clock. The one week of civil court will begin next Monday, and jurors for the criminal court will be drawn to day, Friday, which court will con- I Vene on December 8th. ;| Rev. J. W. Ranson, who has spent seven years as missionary in India will speak in the A. R. P. church inext Sabbath morning and^at Unity 1 J a _ i t _ iV _ _ at 6 o ciock m me aiieniuuu. m i The fire on Tuesday afternoon at 4:15 was about out when the fire I fighters got there. The blaze was on i ! the premises of Mr. W. T. Livingston and didn't amount to anything. i j The first killing frost of the sea- j ] son was seen on Saturday morning, j n i ? - * I 1 Another tmcK covering 01 ine iruseji dew on Sunday morning made the j j air delightful for the ideal day. j1 For running a car without license j Paul Rice had to pay $20 in the 'recorder's court Wednesday; that is,: he had to pay $15 for a license and $5 for neglecting to do so at first. ! "The Shepherd of the Hills," t y be NOTICE OF ELECTION OF MAYOR j 1 AND ALDERMEN AND FIVE SCHOOL TRUSTEES AND ONE i COMMISSIONER OF PUBLIC WOKK.5. ! Notice is hereby given' that the regnlar election for mayor and five | aldermen, one for each of the five jwards to serve for two years and J school trustees for the graded schools j for wards one, two and three to serve j one year and for wards four and five jto serve two years and for one com " ' ?' flAVITA missioner 01 puouc wur&s i? ocuc for six years, will be held in the Council Chamber in the Opera House in the town of Newberry, S. C.f on the second Tuesday in December, the same being the 9th day of said month, '3 polls to be opened at 8 o'clock | .i the forenoon and to be closed at 16 o'clock in the afternoon. H. L. Speers, F. L. Paysinger and J. M. Bowers are appointed managers of I said election. By order of the Town Council of ? Newberry, S. C., on the 18th day of . November, 1919. i (Attest) T. K. Johnstone, f Acting Mayor. J. W. Chapman, I Clerk and Treasurer. shown at the opera house Friday, is an extra special picture. Prices 25 and 50 cents, plus tax. There will also be a Christy comedy. Rev. Edw. Fulenwider preached one of the best practical sermons Sunday night that has ever been heard in Newberry. It was a "don't worry" sermon. TVin wontVipr dnrint? Thursdav. Friday and Saturday was. fine for the fair held by the colored farmers of Newberry county. Read the interesting an^ newsy sketch by President 0. L. Singleton. The board of directors of the Newberry County Cotton Holding association will meet at the court house on Saturday afternoon at 1 o'clock, as the members did* not get together on circus day. The Gilder lots ought to sell fast Friday morning. Buy and build residences. The population of this city is growing and people are wanting houses to live in. Somebody get busy, quick. SPECIAL NOTICE . . 9 Lost?Near the ticket wagon circus "day, one crooked handle hickory walking stick. Finder please return to John Morgan, the blacksmith and get reward.. 11-21-ltp " For Rent.?Two-horse farm, adjoin ing Schumpert's Roller Mill farm. Very unusual opportunity offered to reliable tenant. Dr. G. Werber, Newberry, S. C., R. F. D. 7. ll-21-4t For Sale.?Two good mules, five and eight years old; oq.e one-horse wagon and harness, one buggy and harness. Dr. G. Werber, New^ ^ ? berry, u. Jtt. r . u. i. 1I-21-4t r? Notice?We will gin cotton from now on only on Fridays. Jalapa Mercantile Co. 2t Wanted Bids for carrying the mails between the post office Newberry, S. C., and the Union Station. For further information call on the local postmaster. 11-21-lt Anyone having a four or five room house for rent, notify A. H. Blease, 506 Glenn street. % 11-21-tf Car of Danish Cabbage at .$2.75. Come and get them while they last. G. W. Kinard, Prosperity. 11-21-1t i Make This Bank Y The spendin g valise c 50 centsTin ?3U 1 The SAVING value 100 cents. Your dollars are VALUE at this bank cent. COMPOUND This is the time a an account m The Exch; "The Bank c wBSwaaaaamaEmmssmasEi Will have in Ne\ day or Wednesd of fine Tenness< my lots and get Thanksgiving. price right. A P ASk* JL . ; j For Sale?One pair computing scales, \ one self peanut parcher cheap, i Apply to Lois Dominick, Prosperity, S. C. 11-21-ltp Wanted.?To contract with party having hay press, to bale 3,000 (three thousand) bales of hay for me. J. J. Murran, Chappells, S. C. ll-18-3t For Sale?Several bronze turkeys. Among the lot several two-year old goblers. Apply to C. G. Johnson, Kinards, S. C. Telephone 3011. ll-18-3tp For Sale?Four mules and mare, 2 wagons and gears, binder and mower, corn and fodder and farming implements. Will be sold at auction at my residence, December 12, (Friday). Terms cash. Hix Cor nor. ll-18-5tp j : : We have on hand- 100 buggies that we are going to sell chape. It will pay you to get our price. The - Purcell Co. 10-14-tf , ? ! See us for hog feed?The price is right and we have plenty of it. The ! Purcell Co. 10-14-tf It is time you were laying in your j supply of flour. We have a big stock and the price is right. %The v Purcell Co. . 10-14-tf i : "7 j Lot in Hallman town, 46x87, also one i lavatory for hot and cold water. I For sale by M. C. Hallman. j 10-31-41 i i Mules.?On hand the year round. I A. G. Wise, Prosperity, S. C. j ll-l4-14t i I When you want a well bored see J. L. Dickert, 1319 College street, Newberry. Phone 197. : 10-31-8t i i . , ^ One Dodge touring car for sale, in No. 1 condition. Apply to J. F. Stephens, Newberry, R.. Phone 3403. ' ll-14-3t All persons are hereby forbidden to trespass by hunting on the lands of the undersigned, or to let any of their stock roam at large thereon, unless by permission. Sarah Bedenbaugh, Opettus K. Bedenbauch. Marv B. Simkins, Joe C. Bedenbaugh, Alice B. McMoYris. ll-14-3tp We tell as good a wagon as anybody find the price is much better. See us. . The Purcell Co. 10-14-tf Ru QlTIASft RninA. I tf a dollar is now only \ nf a dollar is still. 4 worth their FULL : and they draw 4 per INTEREST. ; to Save. Open this bank now. tinge Bank \f the People99 PP rlO(K VV JIAVI^V vberry next Tuesav two car loads ?J ;e hogs. Call at your hog before Will make the Boozer . i For Sale?75 bushels Improved Fivelock Cleveland Big Boll pure cotton seed, $2.75 per bushel. A. A. J Sligh, Newberry, S. C., Route 3. ll-18-8tp Bright Girls Wanted.?The State Hospital for the insane, Columbia, S. C., need white women, preferably between the ages of 18 and 35, to work as attendents or enter the : i (.raining bciiuui. l'ui iiuuiiuatiuii apply to the superintendent. ll-ll-4t-t The Boll Weevil it here?You ha/1 better fertilize your gr^in. We have just received car of grain fertilizer and the price is right. The Purcell Co. 10-21-tf < 1 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. j By mail 30c. per box. Your orders j will be appreciated. Curtis Epting, ! 1 new \Tonoo Strppf Mpwhprrv. ?L C. J 1 I V* ^ 7 110-27-lmp Recleaned Fulghum Oats just come in. Johnson-McCrackin Co. 11-14-tf. | For Sore Achy Feet, Corns Bunions and Callouse use Hutton's "Sweet j Elder Ointment. For sale by I . t-i , ' i n f\ ,i XT UurtlS iLipimg, l/u^ iNance oitcct, Newberry, S. C. 30 cents per box. We have gocd Texas Red Rust Proof seed oats?at the right price. The Purcell Co. 10-14-tf Spanish Mackerel is now in season, and other good kinds of fish. Norfolk Ovsters. onlv 75 cents a quart, j G. W. Coward, East Main Street. 11-4-tf . | Get ahead of the boll weevil by | planting Wannamaker's Cleveland cotton seed, for sale by T. H. Lane, ! Phone 4411. 11-4-tf i _________ i Mn lac an 1I1U1VU UII I will have on De< I of fine Tennessee M stables at Pomaria ? Remember my m< "LIVE ANE ~7l will save you m you buy. W R 7 V JUT4 ' M "I Know Just Need--K "Kryptok Gift Certifies Christmas gift problem. ^"1 can picture my frien ' receiving1 the Certificates I three 'eyemarks' by v/hic! ?^wntnks. One W 11U UC^U Ami J jfr reading glasses; one vwill and the third will be wea cals with their ugly seam, j toks, as I do, all their eyeg one can tell that their .? glasses." ztwyt THE INV1SIBU Kryptoks enable the wc objects with equal clea.rn | age-revealing seam or hui Any friend of yours wl marks1' of the person who appreciate them as a Chr: ? J t-x ... l~.ll Drop in ana lei us icu somebody a present of a j DR. ELLISON C F Carolina Op 305-306 Exchange Bank Bldrj. | OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM j \ Friday, November 21 "THE SHEFHEKD Ut inc. ^ j HILLS'* ^ (Extra Special Picture) i Christy Comedy Prices 25c and 50c plus tax Saturday, November 22 SMASHING BARRIERS No. 12 BIG.V COMEDY 2 REEL WESTERN STRAND COMEDY g Monday, November 24 'ROUGH RIDING ROMANCE' * Tom Mix i Trepass Notice.?All persons are notified not to trespass upon the V| lands of the undersigned, by hunt- V r?r ir> nnv nthpr mannpr. Dr. ^ ' J. P. Bedenbaugh. ll-774tp i | For lease for one year or longer j the Oldtown plantation containing ; about thirteen one-horse farms, , | two dwellings, two barns and a dozen or moie tenant houses, i productive corn land and grass ^ j meadows on Saluda river, as well ^ ? i i t j i ! as cotton lanas. n not ieaseu as i ; an entirety will be rented for one ' year in parcels to suit.. Apply to Mrs. Alma W. Bruce, Newberry, S. C., or to F. Werber, Jr., Ber| wyn, Maryland. 11-11-tf I ?-?? ?? JUST. RECEIVED \ ^ Carload Fine y| KENTUCKY MULES H Come and Have a Look J Prices Right ^ J. 'H. McCULLOUGH ^ id Horses % member 1, 1919, a car ules and Mares at my . md Little Mountain. < X v . DttO > LET LIVE" \ / oney. See me before 1 > VV 19C 1 mB&m I the Gift They jyptoks' ites ^1:1 er.sily solve my 1 ? iwort/ act of j W [OS nuwi iu tiiv ?j- ? ? ? each will reveal one of the | J| 1 you can always tell people will peer awkardly over his |HH immediately shift glasses; j B Lring her old-fashioned bifo- j B , But when they wear Kryp- I B lass troubles will end, and no I B :yes require double-vision 'TOIT 1 -sss XV. , I E BirOCALS ;arer to see near and distant AJ ess. They do not have the nip of old-style bifocals. J bo exhibits one of the "eyeneeds Kryptoks will greatly istmas gift. you how easy it is to make pair of Kryptok glasses. 'IERCE. Optometrist tical Company . ^1 Newberry, S. C. H ^