The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, January 23, 1920, Page EIGHT, Image 8

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PURELY PERSONAL. Tiie Movements of Many People, Newberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mrs. 0. McR. Holmes is visitin/r in A. larta. 3Ii-. and Mrs. Frank G. Davis renamed home last week-end. T _ iit:i iVilSS ? iiboii i& iiumv Converse college for the week-end. Mrs. Anna Chalmers Kyle of Greenville is visiting friends in the city. Mrs. A. H. Anderson has gone to Atlanta to visit her <iunt, Mrs. J Golden. ; Mrs. Rob Hanna of Cheraw is vis-. iling her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Scmmer. Ex-Mayor Z. F. Wright was a business visitor in Greenwood on Tuesday. Mr. G. J. Spotts has resigned his position as foreman of the Newberry Machine and Auto works. t Mrs. S. E. Dunbar leaves today, Friday, to visit her daughter, Mrs. L. T. Parker, in Hamlet, N. C. Dr. J. K. Gildev, chairman of the dewberry health board, returned the -irst of the week from New York. ; M iss Mary Ferguson has been spending several days witn irienas in .Newberry.?Laurens Advertiser, 21. : Mrs. Guy Brown of Greenville and i Miss Mary Hart Griffin of William- : sot* are visiting at Mrs. A. T. Brown's. Mrs. Walter S. Cameron and little ] daughter have returned from an ex- < tended visit to relatives at Facolet. < The many friends of Mrs. J. vv. j Larson will be glad to learn that she J is improving frcm a severe spell of 1 illness. Mrs. Theodore Long returned last week from Greenwood after underageing operation for the removal of 'fcer tonsils. v i ] Postmaster A. J. Bowers, Jr., has ^ beei? eon firmed by the United States '< senate for the office to which he was 1 appointed by President Wilson. j1 Mrs. C. J. McWhirter and little son, J "Richard have returned from Edge- I field, where they spent two weeks ' with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George t Berry. ! J Messrs. C. J. Purcell and "Pat'' | Wise have returned from Atlanta c with money-making mules. Money's j in mules. Mules and money travel c ^together. j f Messrs. Charley Summer and' s <rrady Holt returned Tuesday night c _trom the national oil convention in . h Xansas City. While out west they: visited several oil fields. - ;c County Superintendent Clemson f aL Wilson left for Columbia Tues- a day. to attend the conference of state ? -<^perinten(ients. He will be absent c from his office until Friday.'Mrs. Sam King" and Mrs. Fred J * Donald left this morning: for New- s -berry where they wiij be the guests v of relatives for several days.? t ^Greenwood Index-Journal, li-'th. n Mr. Adrian M. Summer has returnfrom the Columbia hospital, hr.v- t; ir.g recovered from an operation on p *3is. foot, and his many friends will be glad to know he is doing wall. v. Dr. J. W. Carson was in town last 1< Friday night. He came up to confer a w ith t:ie board of foreign missions on o matters touching the Foiward Movement.?Associate Reformed Presby- t< terian. d Miss Grat e Summer of Chic-ova was w m si at a party in Columbia Men- v uay evening. pven by Mies Vivprin:a tl Seyi.uk].> in bo::or of Miss Martha vi Boozev, who was then soon to become S :a bri('-.\ - .Sir. Grady Holt, we are pleased to n say, has rented rooms over "Hack's F corner* and will open an office for s the dealing in of stocks and bonds, o This will help make Newberry grow t :*argehr. t '*M.1S3 *J una ouuiiuv ? Srwin Sease attended the BoozevCrumpler wed3in.Gr in Columbia on h Wednesday evening. Misses Julia c -and Grace Summer served in the re- v .>eption hall. "Mrs. E. IT. Jahnz ar.d little E. H. t Jahnz, Jr., of Charleston are visiting c .Mrs. Walter Wallace. Mrs. Jahnz, j nee Miss "Williamson, formerly of c 'Newberry, came to attend the Bowman-Summer wedding. = 5?r. J. H. Cromer of Blairs left , on Thursday for Columbia to see his kittle nephew, Joe Graham, at the Baptist hospital. Joe having undergone an operation for "middle ear" trouble. The little fellow has been ^at the hospital about 15 days. Mr. Julius J. Langford has received . a costly and pretty little watch from : jfcir. White Fant of Texas. It's a gift varorth the getting. Maybe White, - siHJQght "Jule" needed more "time". -divide between the new buildings * ' T< i 'irte is putting up. At any rate x1 an t * created Langford white. Maj. J. F. J. Caldwell has been' -selected as a member of the board of | " editors of a new publication by the ; alumni of the university of South: t?.arolina. The magazine will ap- j pear as soon as plans can be per-.' itected for its publication. It has a ; <tn>ng governing board. I Mrs. T. C.*"Pool, who was joined 1 i>y her sister, Mrs. L. W. White of A Abbeville, left here Wednesday night for St. Petersburg, Fla. At the same time Mrs. J. K. Green, accompanied by her sister, Mrs. L. W. C. Blalock of Goldvil'.e left for Arcadia, same state; all for an extended visit to the "I.rnd of Flowers/' Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Sally of Newberry spent the week-end here and returned to their home yesterday.? Charleston American, 19th. We don't claim to know every name in Newberry, as new people are always coming in, but we suspect that the American mistakes Newry for Newberry very often in its personal column. Colonel M. M. Buford is the Newberry representative of the Middle Georgia Oil and Gas company of Washington county, Georgia. The company is doing a rushing business all around, and many citizens of Newberry county are availing themselves of the opportunity to get in while the getting is good. See Loionei Jtmiora ai once. Mr. W. W. Farrow showed us some beautiful views of WinstonSalem upon his return from the twincity, which we enjoyed seeing. The view of Cedar avenue is particularly attractive, while a point of historical interest is the Salem graveyard. Let Mr. Farrow tell vou of the arrange merit of the trees along the avenue and of how they bury the dead in the Salem graveyard, which spot he says is especially beautiful at Easter. We were very much interested in the picture of the old tavern in which George Washington spent the night i>f June 1, 1791. Another building of rrcat interest to us was that of St. Paul's Episcopal church, as also were :he buildings of the city hospital, the Y. M. C. A. and the Masonic temple. VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. The Ladies Aid society of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer ,vil! meet with Mrs. Fox next Monday ifternoon at 4 o'clock. Efforts of the anti-saloon people iVednesday night and the anti-weevil Deople Thursday ought tD result in benefit to the city and county. The feature picture for Friday will >e "Almost a Husband," with Will I Rogers playing the part. Will Rogers j ilease the public? See what sort! >f man "Almost a Husband" is. I As there are a few hair tonic ] irinkers in Newberry we publish the 1 ollowing for their benefit: Four men i tre dead at Memphis from the effects >f drinking hair tonic believed to lave contained wood alcohol. The young man who unintentionally [ropped his Christmas greeting card iom "Agnes" in the collection plate it the Church of the Redeemer last Sunday can get the same by calling! >n the senior treasurer of the church. I If '1 A - . TT T\ * I 1 ! :uagisiraie nenry uurrun arresteu chn Chalmers, colored, for wife | hooting and Deputy D. J. Taylor; rent for the negro and brought him i o jail last Thursday night. Chal-! iiei*s* wife was not serious wounded.; A newspaper man knows lots ofj U'vwro lio flnivj r>rv + rmhlicVl rmd i Uii.CjO 11V. \iV.V_K? liVb V4 VVAAV.S. eople knew things they ought not; o talk about. There are some things :e don't like to hear, but we want igitimate news for publication', but, s the Camden Chronicle once said f itself, "we are not mind renders." . Monday will bring forth Tom Mix j \he opera house in "Th? Dareevil," which we dare say will be well orth seeing, as Mix is known to be : ery much of a dare devil; and that's; lie kind of man lots of people,; omen as well as men, like to see.. ce Loin iwoncay. ; Everybody, more or less, is look-; ig forward to the coming of ''The i lyes of the World," which will be' een here on Thursday and Friday f next week. You don't want to miss. his attraction, so arrange ahead as : o not let your engagements inter- j eie with this anticipated pleasure, j The preachers at Eeunettsville iave come out cpenly against social; onditions in that city. Is Bennetts ! ille worse than many other places? .Yherever the crooked women are' hey should be weeded out of decent society. It is time to draw the "line n every community where these haracters dwell. Someone was traveling College street Wednesday night at about 7 :30 a'clock. The car was running?so was the gas; it was running out on the ground, the gas tank had fallen from the car. Some college boys took it out of the road, but they could not catch the car as it soon got out of their sight, going toward town. There is a nail "famine" here, and now it is a nailless Newberry. It seems to be the order to run out of things. What's going to become of the country when the last blooming man buys an automobile, brings his family to live in the city, and everybody quits working in the country? We will soon be without other things than nails. . r> Alter Dein^J ill ruiiiui ia r i lua^v Auditor Halfacre will skip the places until Tuesday when he will be at Glymphville, thence going: to J. L. Crooks' Wednesday and to Maybinton Thursday, which will complete hi*rounds of the county. He will then be at his office until the 20th of February, after which the 50 per cent, penalty will be added. People in Newberry are becoming: somewhat alarmed by reading of the new outbreak of influenza in othe.* cities. Health Officer Mat-hews says he lias received no order.-: t.i start quarantining*, as there have been no cases reported to the board uf health. There are rumors of some cases of the flu here, but several persons are sick with severe colds, and it is hard to differentiate between bad colds and mild flu in the first staff-s. And then, vou know. | whenever a fellow catches u cold, the other fellow says it is the flu. j I SPECIAL MOTICF E. J. GREEN, Lawyer Office Upstairs 1217 Boyce treet ^ Phones: Office, 17. Residence, 473 Just received a car of Galvanized ! Roofing, get busy. It's hard to get. Also lot of Curt Oats. B. B. ! Schumpert Co., Prosperity, S. C. For Sale?Pure Buff Orpington eggs : for setting. At $2.00 per 15. Anne U. Kutt. L-Zu-Ll I No Trespassing either by hunting or I pasturing: on my land on the Belj fast road, two miles from town. ' Ja s. F. Epting. 1-23-Stp W. O. W. of Ash Grove camp. Pleas? call and pay your dues, before 1 IT/v 1 o* /\t? ti?i 1 1 J\ a on r? f rcui uai v j.oi9 ui \uu ?iii uc ouo, pended. Jas.^ P. Setzler, Clerk, j l-23-3t Lost?Between town and colleire one I j automobile gasoline tank. Please return to Newberry Machine and Auto Works. 1-2-3-It : Stop that roof from leaking. Use j Goodyear Liquid Roofing: Cement. | With every gallon sold a ten year I guarantee. Write our Representat tive Mr. A. Adelberg, Box 43 i 1-23-ltp For Sale?One five-room cottage. Hall, two porches, well, two stalls, I barn, orchard, garden, two acres of land; all wired in. Mrs. Delia, I Hutchinson, South street, 609. j l-20-2tp j Lost?A Mutual Benefit Insurance j I book, leather back, size 3 1-2 by 6 j inches, containing checks And notes. | Reward if returned to Herald and j News office or to Geo. D. Brown, i Prosperity. Phone 49. 1-20Take Notice?All persons .are here- j by notified and warned not to hire nor harbor Mat Caldwell, my four-! teen year old daughter who left! the school on January 13, and has. not returned to her home. She wore a white brown spotted dress,j short brown coat and had or. black j hat. She is four and a half feet j tall, weighs between 100 and 110; pounds, ginger cake color. Xotifyj Albert Caldwell, Prosperity. Route J 5. 1 -20-ltp | Scliurr.pert Roller Mills will begin j grinding February 2. and will irriiul j for one week. T. A. Robinson. l-20-2tp. ! Lost?On streets Cziv.eo brooch andj an old-fashioned round gold j brooch. Finder please return to I Mrs. C. J. Purccl! and receive re-j ward. !-20-2t j : T-?~~?TTT! Lost?One gold cuff imk wi-h "j. iu.; P." entrraveu. Finder will please; ! return to this office. l-20-2tp - i For Rent?Dwell ins: in Helena; six! large rooms with fireplaces and I large hall, kitchen and dining] room, garden and stable; good well j water. Children can attend city I schools free of tuition. M. M. j Buford, Newberry. l-20-2tpj Removal Notice?I have moved my' market from next door to opera j house to the store formerly occu- j pied by J. T. Dennis, lower Main 1 ' T T. sirpci, wncre ? wjn ut* iucu.'vu n? sop ii.ll my customers and frier.cK ; Phone 2-11. Anyone having accounts with the firm of Paysir.ger & Swindler wiil settle with the unj dersigneri. L. F. Paysinger. 1-20-21 p. f - -1 - i E. B. Thompson's Ringlet Barred j Plymouth Rock Direct, Pen Xo. | 1, In eggs $500; pen No. 2. select ; stock, 15 eggs $3.00; pen No. 3, j good stock, 15 eggs $1.50. John j B. Mayes. l-20-2t. I { i_ . .r r - _ ? L i i. = It is time you were laying in your | supply of flour. We have a big i stock and the price is right. The ; Purceil Co. 10-14-tf Kecleaneu ruignum uaw just tuiuc | in. Jonnson-McCrackin Co. j 11-14-tf. i . f" . Farmers Oil Mill will gin cotton only on Thursdays ar.d Fridays each j week. l2-30-4t . ;See us before placing your-order for j ' fertilizer. We are agents for j Swift & Co. No better goods ; Prices right. W. R. Reid & Son. ' i 12-1 G-tf _ j See us for hog feed?The price b right Mad we have plenty of it. Tht Pun-ell Co. * 10-14-tt Compost For Sale?Scaled bids will l e received for the contents of out cow barn. The price to be made per ton. This is line fertilizer. I eave bids with \Y. L>. Wallace at < Exchange Bank. Kids will be! evened February 5. A. P. Boozer. ; 1-16-it i A Responsible musician wishes to j rent a piano, write t>ox y,->, .Newherry, S. C. : l-16-3tp Wanted White Plymouth Rock pullets ! and cockerel. Mufet be of good ; strain and no relation to one an- i i other. Operator Herald and News) J office. ? i I HI ' I 1 I Peas Wanted?See us before selling, j Johnson McCrackin Co. \ 1-13-tf i We have on hand 100 buggies that , i we are going to sell cheap. I* will j : pay you to get our price. The i j Purcell Co. 10-14-tf j i ; i i We have good Texas Red Rust Proof j seed oats?at the right price. The ' Purcell Co. 10-14-tf j We sell as good a wagon as anybody ; and the price is much better. Se*e j us. The Purcell Co. i io-i4-tf i i 1 i The Boll Weevil is here?You ha?i better fertilize your grain. We have just received car of grain fertilizer and the price is right. I : The Purcell Co. 10-21 -tf i Notice?You can get from 2,000 to j j 8.000 miles from your punctured j : auto tires by having them repaired ' ' at C. B. Dickert's Vulcanizing and j ; tire repair shop, Prosperitv. S. C.; ; 1-13-41.- j , i WANTED. ! Bids for fifty thousand feet of i bridge lumber, bids will be received j up to January 2Sth, 1920. Also 25 : , kegs nails, 10-20-40 and CO. i J. C. Sample, County Supervisor. ! l-20-St MANURE ADVERTISEMENT. Bids will be received for the | manure accumulating during 1920 j from the street sweepings, from fire I A?n l"inrso onr) "frnm fVt f? town 1 iiUU^V VliV iiV/4WV/ M?iV? A* wWW .. | barns?7 mules. I Bids opened January "27, at Counieil meeting. Mail bids to: | J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. | l-16-4t JL riii Thursday am W \ ! Wp>; ' ' :"': f'Mi0 , -Jr*. x' ': '? $& p Phil rlrfin un Adults i r NOW IS THE TIME j to bi?y your Piano before the nextii idvance in price. Can Save You Money. J. L. BOWLES, Factory Agent At G. D. Summer & Son. 1 i NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX-! I PAYERS. 11 Executions will be issued February 1 iOtn, for unpaid taxes due the Town i of Newberry. Please save yourselves this trouble, j By order of the Council. J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. ; 1-16-9t i COMMUTATION ROAD TAX NOTICE. The time for the payment of commutation or road tax has been extended to March 15th, 1920. /" ? n r?/iTTrr^fnr>nm Treas. Newberry County. Jan. 12th, 1920. l-13-3t Pure Rice Meal?For sale by Johnson McCrackin Co. 12-23tf r Before going into of 1917 I was ens v. lionery business in my discharge fr< months ago, I hav in Newberry and v here I have decich tionery and offi< This I will do in and solicit your p< Hal K ? ?iiwww mm i / :a h< i Friday, Jan TlAjEfk BSjESC RICES ider 12 Tax included OPERA HOUSE * PROGRAM Friday, January 23 (Watch screen for title of { feature.) J Christy Comedy Fox News Saturday, January 24 "INVISIBLE HAND*' No. 6 SUNSHINE tUMtUY " 2 REEL WESTERN A SUPREME COMEDY | Monday, January 26 "THE CYCLONE" \ i Tom Mix H Fox News * J NOTICE. -4 License tax is due. Come and take out your license. J. W. CHAPMAN, Clerk and Treasurer. 1-9-tf * f service in August 1 ^ V raged m the staColumbia. Since >m overseas, 4 e made my home irishimg to remain id to open a stare supply store, the near future itronage. Lohn. v?- - -1- ? .29 and 30 1 ... -- v. ?$j j J'-i S? : :&k i. . 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