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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. ^Vlr. J. Monroe Swindler of Columbia is in Nv:wberry for a few days. Mrs. T. S. Humphries has returned from a visit to relatives in Union. Miss Juanita Hitt is in Columbia visiting her aunt,' Mrs. N. D. Gruber. Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kibler have returned from a visit to Aiken. E. H. Longshore spent the weekend in Newberry with his sister.?; Abbeville Press and Banner.. Mrs. F. 0. Harrell of Wichita; Falls, Texas, is visiting Mrs. J. P. j Moon. Mr. and Mrs. R> D. Smith, Mrs. j James Smith and Mr. Forster motor-j CU tT guiivcuuj w v. v. ? y - --# ? Miss Lucile Zeigler of Eastover is! visiting her aunt, Mrs. W: H. Zeigler. Miss Gladys Higgins of Easley is spending a month with her aunt, | Mrs. R. E. Leavell. Mr. and Mrs. J. "Hack" Summer j and Mr. and Mrs. Hal Kohn have returne4 from Hendersonville. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Sale have returned from a visit to Greenville and Anderson. Miss Nannie E. Mann of Columbia is visiting "her brother, Mr. W. S. Mann. Mr. Holland Paysinger of Augusta has returned '"home after a visit to relatives in Newberry. Mrs. Harry M. Garlington of San Antonio, Texas, is visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs. Wm. Y. Fair. Hon. Geo. S. Mower returned on' Monday from an extended visit to' Atlantic City, N. J., ir. fine fettle fori Art wir\o iCYT*i 11IC cauipai^u. II. H. Blease, Esq., of the New-! berry bar is attending equity court here this week.?'Laurens Advertiser, 14th. Mrs. C. A. Renneker and* little daughter have returned to Orange-, burg after a delightful visit to New-! berry. | Mr. W. Farrow spent Sunday in Greenwood visiting his aunt, Mrs.; J. W. Duckett, who continues criti-J cally ill. ! Miss Fannie Foster, the eldest; daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Fos-j ter, has returned after visiting in' Newberry.?Union Progress. MT. and Mrs. George Smith and little son, Joe, of Ware Shoals re-! turned home on Thursday after vis-' ~ t ?j-- ?i ! Jtmjr -Vil'S. Kj. t). rlllU xaiuujr. j Mrs. A. C. Tysinger and nephew,! G. E. Padgett, of Charlotte, N. C.,; are visiting Mrs. Tysinger's sisters,! Mesdames J. B. Harmon and M. N. i Padgett of this city. * j Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and children! and MisS Rebecca Senn of Newberry, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Al-j len Hannah last Friday.?Shiloh cor. Abbeville Press and Banner. j Mrs. L. M. Duncan and daughter, ; ' Nina, and Mrs. T. P. Duncan spent j last Sunday with relatives in New-1 berry.?Cold Point cor. Laurens Ad-j vertiser. Mr. C. H. Dudley, better known, as "Dollar Down Dudley," is in the ; city. He is traveling in the interest! a Tinorcnn far. with headquar-' U1 Hit 7 ^ ters in Cokamo, Ind. Mr. and Mrs. W. J: Swittenberg; have returned from their Virginia trip. Prof, and Mrs. J. W. Switten-! berg of Kingstree are visiting them &nd other relatives in Newberry. ' j 3Irs. L. P. Miller of Newberry and, }jer slaughter, Miss Caroline Miller,! Columbia for a few days visitor? p.f ' ? P. Miller, who is sick at Sf Baptist ^spital?The State, 1SRev,E. G. Ros* .^JcoiuLbfa WJn+mira nr> rtpir WS.V ?. i ' ?f Vy VU VA? Va* .. ? . . ? , ^ spent Monday night in I with Mr. C. F. Templeton and fau. Sly. The families were former neighbors in Greenville. Mr. B. V. Gallman of Bishopville, rvo%?_ speeding his vacation wiui mo -ests, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Gallman, "?;ent -tty Greenville Wednesday and will later go to Abbeville to visit his brother, Mr.? T. R. Gallman. * Mr. T. N. Parks has returned with other South Carolina agents, headed by State Insurance ComiDVssioner W. A. McSwain of Columbia, from the convention at N^gara ' Falls, Canada. Mrs. E. H. Fellers and three chil-! dren of ?>11*; erstreet are spending the week. in the Mt. Bethel district With her father, Mr. S. J. Cromer. Mis? Mattie Cromer spent the' prevails week with her sister, Mrs. Fellers, ana family. Mrs. L. F. Fischer and little daughter, Katherine, left on Wednesday to visit in Baltimore, Md., and Wilmington, Del., on ner way xu Westover, Md.. to see her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Handy, at her former home. Mr. J. D. M. Smith of Newberry arrived in the city Monday to take the managership of the local business of the ^Carolina Auto company on East Main street to succeed Mr. J. Y. Milam, who has taken the agency for the Cole "8.v?Laurens Advertiser. T? nf Hrpp-nville. Mr. (ieo. 1. Divaii ui ^ ~ ^ general agent of the C. & W. C. railway and potentate of Hejaz temple, Mystic Shriners, was in Newberry on business Wednesday. He was one of the "Big Four" at the Portland meeting, Tom P. Johnson being an w J I i riday s other. I Mrs. A. W. Price left on Thurs-j day to visit her mother, Mrs. M. J. j Ramsey, in Gastonia, N. C., where; she will snend a week and be joined j by Mr. Price on a trip to Blowing j Rook, from which point the party,!? with his brother, Mr. J. A. Price, j will motor across the country to | ! Chase City, Va. |; Mr. Milton B. Caldwell and his J; niece, Miss Sara Caldwell, accom- J; panied by Miss Caldwell's cousin, j Miss Myra Hunter, of Prosperity, re-; turned Monday evening from a trip | motored through Georgia, first visit- j; ing their relative, Mrs. Mitchell La-t:] grone in Summerton, thence to Sa- j < vannah, Augusta and other places in 1 < that state. 11 Mrs. A. J. Bowers and son, A. J., I j Jr., left Tuesday afternoon, in re- j sponse to a telegram received two1 ^ hours before train time, announcing i < the death of Mrs. Bowers' sister,| 1 Mrs. Frank Brown, which occurred, ; on Monday night at her home near \ Roanoke. Mrs. Bowers was arrang- 1 ing to visit her sister when she heard \ of the death. * ' ] Mrs. Ola Whitten of Murphreys- j boro. Ark., after visiting at the home t of Captain M. M. Buford, left on [ J " ^1'?1 ? w* wo ~v\ i A/1 , / I hursday ior bunion, aitum^aiucu ; * by Miss Mat-tie L. Xopeland of Ren-!j no,.who was also visiting* here. Mrs.! < A. feenry of Clinton is visiting at a the Bufords. These, ladies are^c granddaughters of the late Jno. F.j \ Bell of Laurens. . j i Mrs. Emma Blease Sample of Mia-; "< ? - t'Uiliwni V? r*v? OATiC IV T OQQTQ ! T JUIj IT iii . 1 15 V I C? 1 tl 1 11^1 OV iiKJy A>Avw*.vr. Tames and Frank Sample, her sister, I: Mrs. G. W. Pearson, her brother,! 1 Mr. A. H. (Gus) Biease, and other i relatives in the city and county. This ] is her first visit in seven or eight 1 years. Mrs. Sarr.Dle left Newberry l 18 years asro. Mrs. Sample is the < widow of the late B. Frank Sample, j < a former well known and highly re-'1 spected citizen of intellectual force.' f Mr. and Mrs. Porcher Stoney arid 1 daughter, Miss Charlotte Stoney, of, s Charleston, stopped over here on ,r 1 Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. C. A.! i n ? *1- ~fn fViaiv enm. i ( isowmari uii i:ica ?a\ iv luvh ^ , mer home in Henderso.nvile. These; 1 friends are relatives of the former, I well known owners of the old Croft ' place, situated where Bush river en-; ters Broad, a place known for its lib-;, oral hospitality in t*ie past, during; *he life time of the two brothers, the ; Drs. Croft. j J VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. j Monday will bring us Mary Miles j Minter in ''Jenny Be Good." T" -Fny "TVtO . unve j. is ncir xm ^ i.v . t Flapper" Friday. j ( Allen Abernathy exceeded the ] speed limit and paid $15 Tuesday. 11 Big crowds are attending the Mini-1 ] naugh remnant sale. ' j < Pope Scurry got his leg hurt last j Friday while helping Chappells beat i Ninety-Six at baseball. 1 A hint to pleasure resort seekers: ;t Be sure you know where you are going before you take the trip. < Council at last meeting appropriated $1,000 for the county health clinic for 1920. The union service for next Sun-j day will be held in the Lutneraji church. The senatorial campaign meeting for Saturday will be in the court ' house, beginning at 10:30 o'clock. Meeting of the American Legion tonight (Thursday) at 8:30 in their quarters \p the old court house. All former service men invited to attend. Sam Young, colored, better known as "Crick" Young, deposited $5 be fore the recorder on Wednesday for J a case of assault and battery. The hour for evening service at St. * Luke's Episcopal church has been changed to 6 o'clock. There will be service in that church next Sunday afternoon. twin calves in Helena that belong tJ Pierce Calmes have been ! named "Kate" and "Dupli-Kate,"? J for Mrs. Kate Con.S-J This is some-, thing li?e Pete and itv-"peat." j There will be a gamS of baseball, here Saturday afternoon between the, Wof-f Fnd and the Clinton teams, at' ^ tit j. ! ~ the West End baseball paijK. v> est; j End defeated Clinton last Saturday,' 3 to 5. ( The local post of. the American Legion has been granted by'the coun-j. oil the use of the opera house for! < four nights of the year, one night' each in October, November, January! and February, for lyceum entertain-11 ments. 1 11 ??in r> Mr. ! There are Don wcc?no , Yancy T. Dickert's route, No. 7.1' Mr. Dickert is convinced of the fact, j' He exhibited one from a field in the j j St. LuEes community. The egg was ! laid in a cotton shape, hatched into j the grub and matured to the weevil. ( The demonstration club of Smyrna; community will give a picnic in Mr.! J. E. Senn's grove on Tuesday, Julyj invited to attend j ZU. WUV4,T .... with well filled baskets. Iced teajand ice cream will be served by "the Ladies' Aid society of Smyrna J church. Leroy Sanford, a little white t>oy,I was at Bush river Sunday afternoon,} to take a dip in the old Lindsay Vo-idfr* "wash hole." Two men had J killed a snake nearby and tne Doy,| thinking the snake's mate would; come out from the bushes, backed i aw&y from the spot, when he stepw?d 'on a piece of glass and cat his foot; ; j fp if Jl J 1 ind 5a to the bone. An interesting account of the climbing catfish of Columbia was published a few years ago.?From a newspaper story. We had never heard of "Catfish" ^limbing, but have seen "Catfish" walk off with a girl. \T/-mr mov fViinV +Vii<? is a ioke. or ^ VV* J vu iiiuj ? ? , may not understand it, or that it is like the girl who saw the horse fly and all those other things; but it is so. A Refreshing Incident. In Mr. Tom P. Johnson's glowing account of his recent "Hejaz" trip, printed elsewhere in this paper, one entertaining item was overlooked, 3ne of the most thrilling episodes of :he entire journey. Portland, Orea:on, the destination of the "Hejazsers," is the home city of a young woman who was a trained nurse overseas. where she met "her soldier VnrtVi Carolina. The U XX vy ill AW1 V?. ? young ex-soldier was a Shriner on ;he Oasis special. The young lady was met in Portland by the young nan, and he wanted her to marry aim. but as she had not been home from service a sufficient length of ;ime, under the laws of that state, f_.? -?-T? n-F +Vi?> niarriflflfp li LOi" LUC liiauniii. vjl uiv ;ense, which operated against the foung man as well, they were in a iilemma. The good ladies alone: ,vith the Shriners came to the rescue )f the young couple and said they .vould fix things. The ladi>s would ict as chaperones. Arrangements vere at once put into effect. The young man persuaded (?) the roung lady to get "all aboard'' on :he return trip for the object of natrimony. When the tain reached Los Angeles, California,v they got the icense and the preacher, and t,he narriage ceremony was performed )n the rear platform of the last ioach, the Oasis band playing the ivedding march. The patriotic and generous Shriners on the train quicky made up a purse of $88 and presented it to the happy couple as a .vedding present. The 'pretty little romantic incident added much to the snjoyment of the trip on the part of :he Shriners and the accompanying ady members of the party. CITATION OF~LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION. rhe State of South Carolina, County of Newberry. By W. F. Ewart, Probate Judge: Whereas, Arthur J. Martin has nade suit to me to grant him Let;ers of Administration of the estate md effects of Daisy Martin These are, therefore, to cite and idmonish all and singular the kinIre d and creditors of the said Daisy Vlartin, deceased, that they be" and ippear before me. in the Court of Probate, to be held at Newberry, S. 3.. on Saturday, July 31, next, after Dublication hereof, at 11 o'clock in he forenoon, to show cause, if any hey have, why the saM administra;ion should not be granted. Given under my hand this 15th lav of Julv Anno Domini 1920. W. F. EWART, J. P. N. C. t SPECIAL NOTICE ... n Teachers who use Milton Bradley supplies will da me*a favor if thl/ will give me a list of their needs so that I can put in a supply of this line, as I have made arrangements to handle Milton Bradley supplies. Hal Kohn. [f -you are looking lor quality uac White & Wyckoff's Autocrat Linsn, Sheerwhite or Mar, Oriental Inner lined, Ward's Irish Poplin, Palatial Linen, Lattice Weave, Montag's Rosemary, Majestic Linen, Lyric Linen, Tube Rose, Lady Mary, also Eaton, Crane & Pike's line. Last but not least Mayes' Linen Fabric. Come where you have a large variety to select from. I do not confine myself to any one brand, I try to have something to please every one. Mayes Book & Variptv Store. r0R SALE CHEAP?ONE TWOTON SUPERIOR TON, IN FIRST CLASS CONDITION. GEORGE W. SUMMER, JR. Card Tables to rent to the hostess. Phone 105. Hal Kohn. ( handle all of the leading brands of stationery. Mayes Book & Variety Store. 7-16-lt * J. Picture framing properly ana promtly done. Frames made to order and ready made frames. Hal Kohn. ^ Cotton Shpets?Don't fail to see us before buying your cotton sheets, we have plenty of them and the price is right. The Purcell Go. 7-16-2t For the hostess?Card tables, tally ' ?manlnnc cards, piace carus, pu^ci and favors. Hal Kohn. Save money; buy cedar shingles from me. S. L. Fellers, Prosperity, S. C. 7-16-ltp Auto spark plugs 75c. Mayes Book & Variety Store. 7-13-2t. Clerks Wanted?Apply to McCrory's tr J 7-13-3t0. .} -iiiu ~ ww** turdav Notice?All persons are positively prohibited from trespassing on the Coates place, Helena, S. C. i 17-13-t. ! ! At Last?After 10 m'/:hs effort I | Lave received a shipment of gold I band china. Mayes Book & Va! riety Store. 7-13-2t. j For Sale?Car of 2 and 3 V Crimp| ed roofing: also corrugated roof| ing bought before the advance. It | will pay you well to see us before you bay. B. B. Schumpert & Co., rrosoeritv, s. u. rnone zv. 7-13-St. Lost?One glass and rim to Studebaker car light. Finder return to J. Cleophus Bedenbaugh and get a reward.'Joe Cleophus Bedenbaugh. 7-13-2tp. ^ Barbecue?We will give a first class v barbecue at Pomaria Grove on Tuesday. August 3, campaign day. Meats will be cooked by H. M. Wicker. Come and enjoy a good dinner. Eddie Graham and M. H. j Graham. 7-16-6tp. j C 11 ? r\ >% wikVvAvc* oyi/1 tot* pone i r run jdid) jcil i uuucio auu J"-*- j Mayes Book & Variety Store. 7-13-2t. For Sale?Oakland touring car, in fine condition. Apply to D. L.; Lawson. 7-13-2tp. Buy a hoseless sprinkler to water1 your lawn. J. L. Dickert, sales agent for Newberry, 1319 College \ St., phone 197 " 5-18-tf j iiE GEO. W. SUMMER, JR. \ r or nauung Phone 445 or 4 ; 1 House of six rooms on lot containing j j three-fourths acre, within 300 i i yards of graded school and New- j | bery college, for sale. Apply to: . G. P. Newberry. 7-6-4tp. j (Teacher Wanted?For Union acad-: j emy. Term 6 months. Salary. I $75 per month. Apply to G. S.! ' Enlow, I. H. Wilson, Prosperity, R.' F. D. 3. J i i ! j Cotton Seed Hulls and- meal for sate i bv .Toohnson-McCrackin Co. 7-6-tf. i ! t i 1 ? I or For Friday The Glol Price Cut I 10 dozen Gauze Vest 75e Ladies' Hose, sal $3.00 Siik Hose, sale ; All $2.50 and $3.00 ( sale price 817 HO T.flrh'ps' Wool" ! ^ $12.0(/ Skirts, sale p] O-ii-14- nv>Porrc QUiL cima 1-JCX&o, ?8.50 Suit Cases, sal $30.00, $35.00 and $ anu , 6 bars Octagon Soap Sale on Overalls. K Finch's Special Over; i 5 dozen Men's and E ' $9.00 Men's Oxfords | $9.75 value Ladies I Globe B. Upper Main St. rift Ml . 1 .nm TRUSSES i I as comfortable as your i old Sunday shoes. If you need a good truss, that will hold your rupture and be comfortable, come toi 7 ! me and I'll fit you one, j I with a guarantee. I! ? I have about two hundred' people who are wearing this truss, why not you?1 Come today. ' P F WAY niimmc}!; I.L. U55101 r 1 rYrtia 9fnrp" Newberry, S. C. 1Another good milk coW for sale? Telephone 478. 0..- H. Lane. 1 1 j w - !-? ?.' LrrtA v?ri LP AO no utofit ' r or oaie i_>ecui;s, j_>c?aito, jucauo. x iaub every two weeks and keep them j T making all the summer. We havei" all varieties, 25 cents a pint. Gilder' & Weeks Co. 6-1-tf-t' I? To cleanse the system thoroughly and j T give you new vim and tone you up' E for the summer get a bottle of i P Kerr's- Vim tone guaranteed and j u recommended by P. E. Way drug- j gist, IN ewDerryv ?. ^ o-zi-zi: ^ ~ NEELY J. CROMER ? ff Civil Eng. & Farm Land Surveying i C 5th Floor Exchange Bank Bldg. j p ' Tel: Office 273, Res. 444-W. 3-16-tf. J ECIAl O . 1 , oaiuraay an AT )e, B. T. And On All Summ s, sale price...... :e price ' price >epede Chine, Silks anc QlrTr?fc co 1 (x rvrir?p rice ....... three days' sale price e priee 45.00 Men's Suits, sale pr L rM?1 AA , oaic px ing' brand v alls, sale price loys' Caps, three 'days' sai , sale price ;i iow Cuts, black and tan. s " " ^ / / Dry Goc T. ANDERSON, Prop. Next Door tp / 5ale ; ( is e ? ' OPF.R A HOlTJrF. j PROGRAM PriJtiv Ililv 1 fi 4 ""J ? - ? THE FLAPPER1 Olive Thomas Fox News Christy Comedy Saturday, July 12. "HIDDEN DANGERS" No.. Z. BIG V COMEDY 2 REEL O'HENRY Monday, July 19 t , "JENNY BE GOOD"' Mary Miles Minter. Fox News attery Business.?I sen me veswi battery. None better. I specialize ... battery work. Give me a trial. Newberry Battery and Electric Co., Bcale H. Cromer. Friend Street, opposite Cotton Platform. 3-30-tf * resh 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 or Sale?Big bill of dry lumber* on the road f*om Newberry to Pomaria, eight miles from Newberry. John W. Taylor. * -13-2tp. TEACHERS WANTED - ~ " 1 J? IV Two teacners lor me xuuuma :hool, principal $80; assistant $70. 'erm 7 months. Board $20. Apply' I. P. Hawkins, Newberry, S. C., :oute 7. \ ) NOTICE. Notice is hereby' given that havlg lost stock certificate No. 47 for ve shares of stock in tlie Farmers >il mill, Newberry, S: Cl, I wilT aply for renewal .of said certificate. J". T. Clary; Time 28 1920. 6-29--2W-.. ? _ . '/ LS d Monday g lersons m er Goods H 15c ^ L., 50c ' .$1.95 [' Georgette Crepe, , $1.98 $11.50 $9.50 $1.98 to $22.50 $5.98 ice...$23.50, $32.50 $35.00 "p ? 2Rr $2.50: , $2.95 ,; le price 50c $6.50. sale price... $7.50 /\ i ids Co. ' - " r rl Mayes'Book Store - - : J M