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PURELY PERSONAL. Movements of Many People, Newberrians, and Those Who Visit Newberry. / "Mr. Burton Wells returned last *eek from Greenville and Anderson. Superintendents C. M. Wilson and x K;., V. i>. Lannon went iu V^UiUlii uia Thursday on school business. i .Mrs. Jennie Rabinowitz and little .-3d) Julius of New York are visiting . ber uncle, Mr. T. Vigodsky. ; Mayor Eugene S. Blease, at the : meeting of the grand lodge of Odd Fellows in Charleston Wednesday,: "*r&s elected grand warden. i Mr. J. H. Campsen and son Alpheus of Columbia spent last Sunday and -Honday with his parents, Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Campsen. ( Miss Marie White is spending two ^eeks in Newberry as the guest of. ^Miss Louise Miller.?Charleston American. I Mrs. S. J. Kilgore and children of dewberry are visiting Mrs. Stuart - 1 ** Mnkmr 4 KKo. , iiiiiier ana uuuu nxauij.? yille Press and Banner, 10th. Miss Kate Summer of Newberry ..arrived Saturday to be here for the 31agood-Martin wedding next Wednesday.?Easley Progress, 5th. Mrs. T. C. Strom of Augusta, Ga.,1 atnd Mrs. E. C. Winri of Eustis, Fla., spent last Wednesday in Newberry with their niece, Mrs. E. T. Carlson. Mr. L. C. Speers, of the staf of "tVe New York Times, on his way to ?!e< co,*was due to Thursday for a visit to his mother, sister and brother, v i W W WMIIspp and K. H. Aull were among the newspaper men present in Columbia.on Tuesday at ; a luncheon by the South Carolina "v"~ vdevelopment board. Dr. G. E. Cromer was one of-.a .class of six prospective' optometrists viaking examination in Columbia Tuesday for license to practice the profession. Dr. G. B. Cromer and Messrs. J. - P. Moon, L. G. Eskridge and J. B. Summer motored to' Greenwood and moDfincr n-f ftn+nrinTis nn ^kUOCliUVU VIIV- ItlVVVAil^ VA ~ Friday. . Johnnie Caldwell, the popular little bellow once at Gilder & Weeks, now . attending Draughon's Business college, Columbia, spent the week-end in JSkiwberry. Miss Octavia Griffin of Newberry is. the attractive guest of her uncle, . JMr. Charles A. Griffin. She came for ' the big dance, tomorrow night.? JSdgefield Chronicle, 6th.' < -Mr. Geo. C. Hipp is one of the _jarors drawn for the federal court - ** r i T-T iL "ST Anderson, iViay OX. 11 uiexe aic others from this county we don't' .teRcw .their names. X _ Probate Judge W. F. Ewart marked a couple at his office Wednesday -afternoon at 2:30 o'clock, the con-itracting parties being Miss Katie Baker and Mi\ Ben Tillman Seamore, ;i>oth of the county. j Mr. and Mrs. Etheridge and Mrs. Eerriott of Aiken motored from Aiken and spent Sunday with- their --sons, students o* Newberry college, > saying they had a most delightful -.time. Mrs. J. W .Carson, Newberry, S. C.\j bad such a good reading contest last summer that-we are reprinting her ; suggestions with the hope that many of. our juniors can have just such a contest.?Associate Reformed Presbyterian. Mr. Bill Lambertson and his ^brother, George spent the night with Mr. Biackmon on their way to Colum'.isla. Mr. Lambertson was Mr. Blacksnon's best "pal'' while they were in ! Philadelphia.. Mr. Lambertson travels from Greenwood. /' " * * Mr. and Mrs. Will T. Brown and - Mrs. R. McC, Holmes returned last ? \ week from their Cuban trip, the trip iaving been given Mr. Brown by his insurance company, the Missouri State Life. They had a most de. nightful visit to Cuba. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A. Mat -^tbesars and two sons mocorea to . Sutawville and spent last week with : relatives, fishing on ponds owned by vibe relatives and on the Santee \-river. They report a delightful time -sand were very successful; had fishj for every meal. Prof, and Mrs. C. W. Welch of Houston, Texas, will visit Mr. and IMrs. Joseph H. Hunter next week. ? Pa??. and Mrs. Welch have been on - awisifc to relatives in South Carolina .*fo? t805ne time. Mrs. Welch is a sister Mr. Huhter. Their many - -friends an Newberry will be glad to see tfeem. # .Mr. -Benjamin T. Bodie, graduate o? Newberry college serving in navy --during the war, was married at Eau iro Tnpcrlaw pvonintr fn TVfiss I " ^Frances Lenora Price. Mr. Bodie was formerly* of Batesburg. The best . man at the wedding was his cousin, i Mr. ?L E. Black of Ward and three vd? she groomsmen were from New< .berry, namely, Messrs. Elbert Dick-< A. B. Chapman and Carroll Addy. !Mr. Harry 0. Stone went to Green-; jwood Thursday and had his tonsils removed. During his absence from the post-office his place is being filled by his* substitute, Mr. Arthur Ward. Mr. J?tone is at home recovering from the operation, doing very well, although still pale and weak from his experience at the hospital, having bled for ? hours after the operation. He i had. a tough time. "Hr J W. Carson was appointed --secretary of the Forward movement Rev. W. B. Lindsay treas-! cTjrsry-^t a salary each of $250.? v^ysoSical notes in A. R. Presbyterian Tgpocang meeting of synod at Gaa tenia. The opening sermon - was preached by Dr. Carson at the re . jjaest o? the retiring moderator, Dr. . ?.Gdo. S. Mower. Dr. Carson also .preached at the Pfrst Baptist church r; 71n that city on Sunday during synod. Dr. Carson and Dr. W. C. Brown -were placed on the committee on bills -and overtures and Dr. Mower " was . .giveii a place- on the Theological oaminarv rnmmittee. -OViJiiAiVtA J .Mrs. William Johnson attended the 'Confederate reunion in Sumter last >week, the only lady present from dewberry among the following rep resentatives: William Johnson, M.? M. Buford, W. V. Fair, B .F. Gog-j <rans. D. M. Ward, J. W. Crouch. W.! P. Koon. J. N. Feagle, J. D. Shealy, | L. F. Wheeler, J. H. Alewine, Geo.; B. Aull, J. J. Hipp, 0. B. Counts, W.I C. Derrick, J. H. Riser. W. H. Sloan, ,W. C. Sligrh, E. P. Matthews, H. M. j Mayer and W. O. Haltiwanger. They j say it was the best they ever at- j J /J 4"/% U O , LCiiueu anu uiai >wu uu^ni. uu nc*y^j seen "Bill" Johnson dance with fourj prettv girls. ? Mr. W. E. Wilds, the Western Union Telegraph operator in Newberry, is taking a vacation. He left on Wednesday for Charleston, before: going to his home. During his ab-1 sence his place here is being filled} by Mr. E. L. Hough of Wadesboro, N. C. The office is now being operated in its new quarters, front part of the room occupied by Mr. E. T. Carlson, merchant tailor, who in about two weeks will vacate the premises for his new place of business in f the other side of the partitioned: room from the tonsorial parlors of Barber Harvey Reese, who is neatly and con^ortably fixed for business at his present and more commodious stand. MUSICAL CONCERT AT SILVERSTREET SCHOOL j -The musical concert at the Silver-: street school on Friday evening by! the Fredericks Concert company T^asj very much enjoyed by th$ audience... The performance was very credi-' table throughout and had an especial local interest from the fact that the vocal soloist of the company is the daughter of a former Newberrian, the Rev. Ernest Kohn now of Mt. Holly, N. C., Miss Grace Kohn. ...She has a very sweet voice well trained and her solos were greatly enjoyed. She also sang at the .memorial exercises at Newberry on Wednesday, having come down, to spend the day with her relatives* here. The company went ; from here to "Chapin where another concert was given. i The promoters of the lyceum at Silverstreet, which lyceum was gotten mainly for the entertainment and help ; of the community, have been enabled by this concert "to come out without financial loss, and that is all they desired. Such courses are helpful for any community and if they can be1 put on without financial loss well! repay the trouble in their helpful] influence. i . -?~ ! Too many people claiming the um- j i'brella found by the reporter. Seems as though lots of umbrellas have been J lost in this town. i mmmmmmmmmmmmmtmmmmmnmmmmmmmmmmrnmmmmmam A New \ "Satisfaction Firs "The Ladies Shop ' the new concern, Ladies Keady-to Notions and Ores I ' I Business in the store. Watch pa i j ; I ... u ai^i j- ? The Lad F.M.EW; 1310 Main Street I A Man May be Enemies 1 Hon. Mitchell Palmer, a United States and candidal ination for president, has n ing: pro-Germans, the reds, ers, radical labor agitators Why YBecause as alien propert property and used it to hel; Because he is driving th vists, Communists and I. W Because he is prosecutin " unwarranted and unreason sumers of the country. Because he is arresting tJ ing out and forcing the sa ? 1 _ i. are holding ior nigner pru Because he forced the b court decree which limits tl tion and distribution of me; monopolizing unrelated lin Because he acted in beh* radical labor leaders who ' duction of coal in midwint( tire public to starvation an Because he opposes the Republicans and fights for Mitchell Palmer is 100 p ner cent. Democratic. Sou 1 r cent. American and 100 p< fore South Carolina should and his candidacy. Write for Palmer for P what the attorney general done to C. C. Carlin, Chaii paign Committee. 805 Mui D. C. J Somebody's bees swarmed in a tree in front of Mr. J. B. Gregory's residence in Harrington street on Wednesday night. They were not disturbed. The next morning the swarm had disappeared from that neighborhood. I SPECIAL AOTICE $ ... - ? J i Daily shipments of the newest novels. Come here for the latest books. "The New Book Store./' \ Another good milk cow for sale. Telephone 478. O. H. Lane. The Ford man will be in town until Saturday. Better see him if the old boat needs looking over. Un-. excelled workmanship, conscienti-, ous prices. Julian W. White. V-X-X-XV|/ Dr. Scherer's new book dedicated to - Dr. Geo. B. Cromer can now be gotten from "The New- Book Store." Hal Kohn. ; Wtfeders?Shipment just received.; Get our prices. Summer Bros. Co.: Carnations this week-end. Hal Kohn, The Flower Man. Galvanized Roofing?Pat lock and V n?r pflph fust unloaded. Get our prices. Summer Bros. Co. Russell, Premier, Ophelia and Columbia rose cuttings. These are choice varieties and strong, healthy plants. Hal Kohn, The Flower flilan. ~ . i Nails.?We have good sto^k on hand. Prices right. ' Summer Bros. C0.7 ! Magazine-subscriptions to all publications. Let me serve you. Hal - Kohn. ^ . .." . . ! j Carbonarite, sure death to the mite. One application guaranteed . keejr mites away one year. -Send "for circulars. Prices, quart $1.00, half if i n m gallon $1.0U aenyerea. s\. x. ru^n, Prosperity, S. C. : i 5-14-ltaw-p-F ' | For Sale.?One Dodge touring car at a bargain. B. M. Havird, Silver-:j street. / 5-l4-t? L i Binder Twine?We have the Deering sisal. Get your supply before it becomes scarce. . Johnson-Mc^ Crackin Co. 5-11-tf r I Pure Wlrite Leghorn eggs, $1 par' setting. Mrs. John H. Wicker, 808: Boundary St. , 4-13-7t. ! j ; i. . ! L ' I r Store t t is the slogan of* i j> >," the name of * that will open a i wear, Millinery, s Finishings. Paul Johnstone's j ipers for opening j v 4 ies Shop 4RT, Mgr. Newberry, S. C. ( Known by the -Ie Makes attorney general of the 3 for the Demoncratic nomiade enemies of the followprofiteers, hoarders, packreactionary Republicans. S y custodian he took enemy p America win the war. e alien anarchists, Bolshe. W. back to Russia. g those who seek to extort [able profits from the conle hoarders and he is bringle of the commodities they ig five packers to accept a leir activities to the prod.ucats and prevents them from es of industry. ilf of all the people against sought to prevent the pro>r thus endangering the enid cold. standpatist or reactionary clean and honest politics. >er cent. American and 100 ^rt in nlon . 1 rtA [til VvcUlMiiia io aiou avu j/ci er cent. Democratic; therel stand for Mitchell Palmer resident literature showing stands for and what he has man Palmer Primary Camnsey Building, Washington, Fresh Water Fish?Cat and carp. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, and other kinds of fish in season. Any time you want good fish come to Cowards Fish Market, 1407 East Main. 5-7-tf Riftovv Rnci'nflce T Cpli t h P Vp<5tfl battery. None better. 1 specialize in battery work. Give me a trial. Newberry Battery and Electric Co., Beale H. Cromer. Friend Street, opposite. Cotton Platform. 3-30-tf For Sale?Barred Rock cockerels, Thnmnsnn strain f!hoif*p rock^rels $.6 each. Write Box 247. Phone 4$ 2. Mrs. Thos. 0. Stewart. > 4-13-10tp. Dr..Thos. H. Pope has located in I&wberry for the practice of medicine. Office over the J. H. Sumifer Co.'s store. Phone No. 425. r-7-5tp We have just unloaded a car of 'harrows and cultivators. If you are in need of a cultivator come in at once as these are the last we will have this season. Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf RE-BU1L * - ./ 1 - In first-das s~ '.\*m ' . condition. Gi same as new too cheap toe COME I i i ' ^ Central Prosperity, S..C. The G ; Shoes, ( I Millinm i Within the Read / | . $9.00 patent, two eye heel. Special White Shoes and Slippei "Mlnnrto' owflo m ntimrko la lUliSOCO OlA&O AM ^ UiUJ/Uj AM high and low heels. Spec $1.50, $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, $11.00 Black Kid, lace, Special .,. $8.50 Black Kid Bal heels. Special price Ladies' comforts?slipp ber heels, one strap. Spec For other grades $3.50, 125 pairs,of Men's Wc styles. Special, the pair... Boys' and Men's Cloth prices. ; 80 pairs of Men's E. C fords, extreme broad toe; v. for the foot; special, pair. $10.00 Men's Mahogan; - lvMs>n/4 4-AQ uralfof 1UAIUI US, uxuau tut/, n viKw heels. Special, the pair... $10.00 Men's Black yi fords, broad toe, welted heels. Special, the pair... n\ ADC ULiV/ULI v Next 1 I > , SEE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR. For Hauling Phone 445 or 4 NEELY J. CROMER Civil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying j j 5th Floor Exchange Bank Bldg. , Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W. j 3-16-tf. | Frt.. ?Two furnished rooms with ; all conveniences. Mrs. J- R. Eison, Scott Bldg. Newberry, S. C. 5-4-tf. | We have just unloaded a car of woven wire fencing, barbed wire and nails. Johnson McCrackfri Co. 4-20-tf I am still taking subscriptions for The Herald and News, Progressive Farmer, Southern Cultivator, Needlecraft, Ladies Home Joupial, i Pnnnf-.rv Pictorial Re view, Delenator. .American Boy is a magazine that your boy should have. Please give or send me your new or renewal subscription or any other magazine that is wanted. Phone 251, Curtis I. Epting, 1704Nance Street, Newberry, S. C. 4-l6-l61fp ======= .T CARS i J ss mechanical *V . uaranteed the * r cars. Price i \ I > mention. . v * WD SEE / > Garage Newberry, S. C. / "V.,** 't lla n.j. n.. roues rrites ru Ming, Di f and Ready k of the Average Mi Oxfords, high 35c 40-i *750 cial price, rs, Ladies' and ' ( ^ ? ce and straps, ' ;ial prices D $3.50 and $4 30c Gingha ' i 40c Uingha medium heel. ?0c $9.50 35c ^ght c SSc^Figurec Oxfords, lop ?r ~ $6.75 We are off Children s anc 177""""~ Oxfords, ers with rub- _____ :ial j . $3.00- ?? *i $12.00 Mer $4 and $5.50 BaL weited so Dair >rk Shoes; all ??? $2.98 Just'receiv< ??? Ladies' Fine V ing at Saving ??? CHILI , oi ^ We are pr< , Skuffer Ox- , mand for ?h a real comfort crad]e up ; S4-9* Gingham D n t White Law y Calf Lace fco i soles, rubber ....$8.50 ? One rack o: ci Lace Ox- cial price soles, rubber ' $8.50 Wash Skirt DRY G0( Newberry, S. C. Door to Mayes' Book i i OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM t s Friday, May 14 "NOTRIOUS MISS SANDS'' Bessie Barriscales - . ( Christy Comedy Fox New* Saturday, May 15 "SILENT AVENGER" No. 7 SUNSHINE COMEDY 2 REEL WESTERN SUPREME COMEDY J ' Monday, May 17 "LUCK OF THE IRISH" Aon Q. Nikon 'Fox News a ... .. M. M. BUFORD is still selling lots in the Middle Georgia Oil & Gas Company at Sandersrille, Georgia # DRILLING OPERATIONS NOW'ON BIG MONEY. IN OIL /' - ' Why hesitate when the conditions are so favorable, when every lot purchased at $35 each carries with it the right of participating in all profits and leases of the company. My headquarters are at Wm. Johnson & Son's store. If more convenient drop me a card and I will call to see you. M. M. BUFORD . ... ??? .^25^ i. . ; * v ' : pm ?on^ itec> 14^ your5 444', . ww^ . j mmA - eyes ' % * t Don't l-ead in. a poor light. Don't read facing the light. Don't read when ?your eyes are tired. ; ^ ' Don't read without glasses, if reading strains your eyes. OUR GLASSES WILL, tNAtfLt , YOU, TO READ IN SOLID COMFORT. < Dr. H. M. Bigby Optometrist . 305-306 Exchange Bank Bldg. Successor to Dr. E. C. Pierce t ' " . . 1 j If yon are gding to need a Binder this season place your order at once, as' the supply is limited. Johnson McCrackin Co. 4-20-tf 1 (Good * ry Goods, -to-wear in and Woman . \ nch Sea Island, spe yard. .....!...21c Is to a customer.) RESS GOODS. r : ms at... 25c bis at ,v 35c ms at ...40c Colored Percales at J29c. 1 Lawns and Voiles at 25c ering wonderful values in 1 Younger Misses' Summer # -j -vf nk a<vnmr pol-p rnoflish i L 9 luaiiug anj VOIX les, rubber heels. Special, $9.95 / . ' id another big shipment <&f 4 Vaists $3.00 to $10.v0 ^ _ i DREN'S DRESSES. , spared to supply your deildren's Dresses froija the i Tesses from $1.25 to $2.38 n Dresses from .....$1.25 : I $4.98 E. Ladies' $7.00 Skirts; spe... 13.95 ? #4 AA tin AA S IV f 1V.WV )DSCO. V * /' J orore. j 4-4 \ y-m