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PURELY PERSONAL, The Movements of Many People, Newoerrian* and Those Who Visit Newberry, Mrs. R. J. Foster and children Myrtle and William, spent last week with relatives in Newberry.?The ru ?_ _ otaxe. Mr. Gordon Blackraon visited in Columbia Wednesday. Col. W. Y. Fair took his last trip to Columbia Tuesday for nose treatment. His nose is now all right. It has been giving him much trouble lately. Mrs. R. S. Owens and ..little son, fVrvrvnln 'Drt/xl roflivn O-r] xr M Wij AVVU^UVU V V VU*tvwvtv?^ from a visit to Clinton. Mrs. B. K. Boyd of Atlanta, after visiting her niece, Mrs. H; L. Parr, has gone to visit relatives in Union before returning home. Mr. A. J. Patrick's mother from White Oak is visiting him. His ,sister, after a visit here, has gone to the Due West college. Prof. J. M. Daniel arrived in town Saturday afternoon after spending the holidays in Newberry with his parents.?Abbeville Press and Banner, 3rd. Mr. ,N. P. Mitchell of Clinton was f'-- . in the city this week, both going and returning from Columbia. * Mr. and Mrs. Geo. M. Anderson of " Ninety-Six spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Smith. Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Crooks and Jbaby of Charleston are visiting his parents, Mr. an-d Mrs. J. Lr^Crooks, - ? ' rv.. n ^7^, m the Faraana secnon. ur. \jr v ifi on furlough from the navy department. . Mrs. L. G, McCullough and little Joe Henry have returned from an extended visit to Columbia, Heath Springs arid Pomaria. Mr. Wash Redden is moving his family to Newberry this week where he has a position. Mr. Redden and \ ' family have many friends here who regret to see them leave Waterloo. They carry with them the best wishes a of hosts of friends.?Waterloo cor. Laurens Advertiser. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Wicker have moved to apartments at the home of Mr. B. A. Dominick and .family. Mr. L. M. Flayer ana iamny nave u&cu the rooms vacated \ j Mr. and Mrs. Wicker in1 the home of Mrs. Maybin and her daughter, Miss Teressa, all near together in South College street. Mr. J. B. McDowell and family have moved from the Chesley DomiJiiffk residece in Fair street, High Point, to the "Hub" Evans house in Evans street, recently occupied by i Mr. Ralph E. Mills and famaly, who have moved back to the country. x Mrs. Joe Craine of Pomaria is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Stout, and among friends.?Walhalla Courier. Willie Brandt, who has ifyeen spending the "holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. 3randt,. and among relatives and friends, returned Monday to Newberry where he is a student of Newberry college.? Keowee Courier. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown spent Thursday and Friday in Newberry with friends.?Abbeville Press, and Banner. Miss West of Newberry was one ? of the brides maids at the Stevenson^ "rrr X rn ^utts marriage m uue west (jnrisimas week. Prof, and Mrs. Biser and baby Margaret returned this week from their holiday visit to relatives in Columbia. The, many friends of Mrs. Joseph H. Hunter are grieved to know of her critical illness. Jlrs. C. B. Martin returned Wednesday from Columbia with Mr. Mar tin, who- Jttad JOeen at trie jtsapust iostpdtal. where lie underwent Ms third and last operation for serious nose trouble. "Burr's" many friends will be glad to learn that he has at last been relieved from suffering which it has been Ms part to bear . for some time. Mr. C. P. Templeton and familyhave rented from Miss Anne 0. Ruff the entire upstairs of The Herald and News ibuilding and wtf^ -move in this week to make room for Mr. Ghasles S. Suber, who will move in from the country. This with the moving in of Dr. E. 0. Hentz this week to the residence lately vacated "by Mr. Russell M. Tidmarsh, will make pleasant, agreeable and valuable additions to the city. The "ftev. W. S. Holies came from Laurens on Wednesday to see Miss Pamflo nronator >o vdvtt ill momlior V<*1 A4V/ vivuvavi^ <H ? VA J AAA of his Newberry congregation. Mrs. W. F. Wright, who returned to Greenville on Sunday from a visit to relatives here, was recalled on Wednesday night to the bedside of her sister, Miss Carrie Greneker, who had become speechless from the illness that has overtaken her. She recognizes her relatives and friends, we are glad- to say, although :?he doc* tor has forbidden the visits of friends to her rooms; all of whom, however, , are welcomed in the home. Miss Marguerite Burns returned to her studies at the Greenville Wo' % -v' < man's college Monday, after spending the" holidays with her home folk. Mr. Walter S. Cameron went to Spartanburg and returned this week ' with Mrs. Cameron and the little . daughter, who had been on an ex: tended visit to relatives in that ! county. T ?-k AMIM A* ^ Vl A l^ATTC"' MO WOO I J.II lllGIlUIUUlIlg, LUC UVJO namto from Newberry college who spent " Christmas at home with their parents * last week we omitted Homer Eargle ? and Leland Summers.?Chapin cor. , Lexington Dispatch-News. Mrs. Vesta Shealy has returned 1 from Newberry where she speni the holidays with her parents.?Misses " Sudie Floyd, Mattie Barrett and An- J nie Lou Harman have returned from . a .most delightful holiday visit to ] relatives and friends in the city of >r?T T ?4.? INeWDCfry. XjCAlUj^l/Ull visyan-u- | News. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dowd have ] moved to Prosperity.?Clyde cor. Saluda Standard. v Ciauae Sligh and wife of Clemson ay.d Miss Sarah Caldwell of Newberry and A. C. Sligh and wife spent * Wednesday with Mrs. T. W. Blease. ?Chevis Sligh <5f Dyson was a visitor <ift this section last week.?Big Creek cor. Saluda Standard, 6th. Miss Samm-ie Lou Rare, who is teaching in Newberry county, is 5 spending Christmas with her parents.! Pleasant Grove cor. Saluda Stand- , ard. ' . , 1 Mr. Tom B. Graham is assisted by Mr. John A. Summer, Jr., in the selling of that good army bacon on the siding at the Southern freight depot. I It is going. You have only to 7 o'clock Saturday evendng to ibuy the bacon at the cheap price. Mrs. S. B. Burns and little Sam are I +Va nrn?kl? in .+!5i<s fit i 11 ir>'s j d^JCliUllig nwwa, in vtiv k/v? ^ ~ community with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Halfacre. - -j Operator Dempsey, now in Spar- j tanburg (no kin to Jack), took Agent Lefler's place as operator at the uni*>n passenger station during the absence of Mr. Lefler and his family. Upon their return, Mr. G. W. j Kimball, assistant, accompanied by Mrs. Kimfball, left for a visit to rela ^ \t n a - i. tives at unina wove, in. ageiu and Operator Lefler is consequently "doubling up" on work, but he al- ] ways takes time to answer politely j the numerous questions coming to him over the telephone. There never | was a more courteous railroad oSi-/" cial. Mrs. T. S. Leflp , Sr., of.Charlotte is visiting her son and family in Newberry. Mr. A. E. Davis has changed from Kinards 1 to Ninety-Six 1. ^ , .1 VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. - -< On last Friday Deputies L. M. ^ Player and D. L. Taylor of the sheriff's office and Constable H. D. Hav- i ird of magistrate's office, captur- ( ed a 10-can still and 30 gallons of j < mash, which they destroyed, in Mayftinton. The still was not in opera- ^ tion. , < On Tuesday night Magistrate C. ^ W. Douglas arrested a white .man in the colored restaurant of this city. 4 He is apparently about 45 years old j ( and told the magistrate he was from i Abbeville; he told others he was from Union. He goes by the name of ^ Willie Jones, alias Gsorga Jones, and < is now in jail for passing forged ^ check for $3.50, having forged the name of T. S. Hudson. He had on * his person several other checks,; ( all for v' the same amount, . one signed George > Jones, and the others with Mr. Hudson's signa- if ture forged, using checks of the < Bank of Union and the Planters i Bank of Union. A large field rat was caught in Bledso's store Wednesday night by ' an automatic trap. The rat was of enormous size. If old field "rats are' | coining in to take possession it * tis time to 'begin extermination. The C. N. & L. railroad has put on < another large freight engine, similar , to engines 21 and 22. In a liquor raid Tuesday Constable ^ A. N. Fortune of Whitmire killed |Reu:ben Willard in Union county, about two miles from the line. Mr. 1 Fortune surrendered to the sheriff of < Union county. I The fire Wednesday evening was! in the chimney of the West End Bap-j ' tist church, confined to the chimney. < Next Monday is the set time to , swear in_our new clerk of court, Mr. J. D. Wheeler. Sadness prevails in East Harring- * ton street over the critical illness in | the homes of two families, near neighbors. Auditor J. B. Halfacre is on his I rounds taking tax returns. The first I , place he struck was Whitmiire, Tues-f day, taking in Glenn-Lowry Wed- * nesday and Kinards Thursday. To- day he will be at Longshores and at | Chappells Monday. There will be communion service and preaching at II o'clock at Colony 1 Lutheran church on Sunday morn- , ing. Rub-My-Tism relieves Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Sprains.?Adv. % I \ v . / SPECIAL JfOTlCE 1jKf Carnations and Roses this week-end. jK j Send flowers to your friends. Mail! ? orders filled, flowers shipped any-; a where. Hal Kohn. We pin onlv on Fridav of each week.: 11 Prosperity Cotton Oil Mill Co., j Sg Prosperity, S. C. l-7-7tp ; g j Sunday School Teachers will find the j E "Select Notes" a great help in pre-; & paring the lesson. Come in and! B see this fine book. Hal Kohn.. , a Look and See?The articles in my j@ window that 10c will buy. Mayes IB Book & Variety Store. ; j| Fountain Pens Repaired. All niakeSH p Hal Kohn. | Estray Calf?Red heifer calf left my : |j premises Sunday night. Nof;fy:g Robert Lindsay, Frank Spearman I If place, near Silverstreet. 1-7-ltpia Eversharp Pencils. If you have one | Ij and don't understand how they | ? work come in and get it explained, j g If you wish to buy one come in andj j| see them. Hal Kohn. j E lornrA f O'V.iVkO rrn : H Adit uauiuii :aij;c o j ugn vuuvagv , n plants now ready for shipment^ j || .$1.50 thousand shipping* point, j g These are fine plants and now's the ! li time to set out for early cabbage, j 9 G. J. Derrick, Lancaster, S. C. l-7-2tp. j I >end Some Carnations to your fr'onds j pj who are ill. Flowers brighten, i as Hal Kohn. ;g Notice?After January 10th we will j if gin on Thursday, Friday and Sat-is urday of each week. Farmers Oil j g Mill. J. H. Wicker, Mgr. ? 1-7-41. 1B Fwo of the latest books: Purple ju Heights and West Wind Drift.j m These and all the new books at; ? "The New Book Store." i j| ftmman V?Y>nn/-<Vi Vkofrwnnn "Nlsmpf* H street and post'office. Reward if] | returned to The Herald and News | office.- Ji : "or Sale or Rent?Three young j ? mules. H. M. Wicker, Pomaria, g R. F. D. 1. , l-4-2tp 11 To prevent a cold take 666,?Adv. ? iotice?I have made arrangements g to pay cash for a few approved || county claims if agreement is sat- G isfactory. Write immediately the gl amount of your claim. v Postoffice ? Box 500, Prosperity, S. C. $ .2-Sl-tf. I :or_Sale?Pure Georgia ribbon cane g syrup. Johnson-McCrackin Co. f: i2-3i-tf: ( jp "or Sale?Two iron safes. H. C. | | Holloway. 11-30-tf K j To break a cold take 666.?Adv. ! M i *ssa t 1 ? bbu tvwi * ^ i * ' On th * we ar & - . t i Bacon ? lean a 0 . * ? per lb s oppoi 0 nitely. ? ifit 'TP1 13 TH I i ?day and ? . I tumtyto se & r? ? in ? + ^ai win oe oj I TAHfl 9 ummmm 1111? h "nama < n imimiiii?i? < Prices Ci ? We are offer dry goods? cl ii n? ooys, ladies r< own price, KlankAfs nn 4 everything m sale, ,1. 3k. ' ;i Ne laMMMnHMnaHHawnuMHDBaMinanni V, , %,'r n i . M. 1 e Southern siding a V ' e selling from the ca i, B. grade. In othei nd streak of fat at for 12 lb. can whicf . for this elegant me TJ j ruimixy. i ness mca i tomorrow wi. m core these un pen Saturday e\ ^ ^ ? ? ^ ? ^ ^ ? ^ Vi'r'urmm iimimbmb ?AT 9 & ?DWlt? I I I ?? I ?? 0 rp nrw f it io the 1 ing big values i R ti A A iotfimg for m eady-to-wear \ i siery and irni arked down : / iwberry, S. C. v' v / ) m I 9 @-# ? <& @ @ <?> # # I j / \ it Southern Depot % ir 400 cases Army r 'words streak of the low price of 1 - I 4 A i is less than I yc at. Don't miss this is will keep indefi. i i I i \ II be the last o V I \ usu^i values. / -i rening until 7 c / I I \ I * ? *? . <? : * ? * ? i ? i I ^bt<v mm ^ ^ ? S rm* Arnit 1 1 in shoes, I i^rs and i u ? Tbi at your. jj? derwear 1 j for this jp^ I Jo I le op. i VVe I 91 nu ^See c at ?^ @ We 1 v <! am A livi Co ?'Hi ^ Coras ffi Sc] 10 <? 7 V/ani ^ ne1 / the Cu . " ? w< tor ^ j Mc ?' I - m.a gl\ A P> ^ 110 ? Yo & cia ~ 17( ? _12: ^ Have ? At] ^ Pe1 ^ N. @ Pe1 ^ Re; tat ? !f!: ^ Blanl ^ Gr; W T * Losi^ op( ?wit ret ^ S" I anj i lat< ?| cut I 11poor <& I Want ma: ; roo @| Notie | Oil 'clock. I |; tim 12-21 kM 51 *la!1 ? I Lcs?^7 ste) * *1 nf I Wh OPERA HOUSE PROGRAM Friday, January 7 UNETEEN AND PHYLLIS" Charles Ray >x News and Franey Comedy r* 1 I i O j 2aturaay, January o m VEILED MYSTERY" NO. 12 M SUNSHINE COMEDY 2 REEL WESTERN T Monday, January 10 THE WAN WHO STAYED AT HOME" . \ Special Fox News ' ,P i > ? dWA1*! \ ...I ... .aj \r "i. ~~r~- ~ i j r. H. M. Bigby. ^ Uptometrist Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Phone 21 rd Flood Exchange Bank Bldg. ire Rice leal i AA Ik ISJ, oags LSOperlOO hnson-Mc Crackin > flnmnanv , ' , ' iry Business.?I sell the Vesta ttery. None better. I specialize battery work. Give me a trial, wberry Battery and Electric Co., ale H. Cromer. Friend Street, posite Cotton Platform. 10-tf iandie "Life-time Brand" alumim ccok>g utensils. Schumpertaham-Suber Co. * 10-12-tf. , i >ur Water Color Window Shade* ; 75c each. Schumpert-Graham- . ber Co. ' 10-124f. have a fall line of art squares i rug3. Schumpert-Graharn-Su- 4 f Co. 10-12-tf. ractors and Builders. Save 10 25" per cent, on Flooring. CeilSiding, Laths and Shingles. y in car lots. Send list for decred prices. Greenwood Sales Box 435, Greenwood,. S. C. / 26t-ltaw. to see us, we sell for less. aumpert-Graham-Suber Co. 1 n ... . - 1 . ted?Subscriptions, new or r<=.sval, to The. Herald and News, i Progressive Farmer Southern Itivator. Ladies' Home: Journal, >man's Home Cop4panion, Pic- v ial Review, Country Gentleman, Call's Magazine any other gazine that is wanted. Please e me your gut sase give or ieave your subscripn at Win. Johnson's store for me ur subscription will be appreted. Phone 25. Curtis Eptinjg, * 34 Nance St., Newberry, S. C. 12-2mo. .. - ;j us sell your land at auction. [antic Coast Realty company, tersburg, Va:, and Greenville, C. Write, wire or phone us at tersburg, Va., or see Davis ? alty Co., local contract represenives, Greenwood, S. C. ltaw-tf. cets ana comrons <ti> aham-Sufcer Co. 10-12-tf. ?Rockfcrd movement watch in jra house Friday night. Fob h .45 calibre ballet' Reward if umed to J. F. Long, Prosperity, C., Rente 3. 12-Sl-2tp. anting or trespassing allowed on r lands of the undersigned. Vio- 1 Drs will be vigorously prose- " ed. W. T. Bui'ord. 23-Gt. desks at Schumpert-Grahamjer Co. 10-12-tf. * cd?Room and board young rriod couple or would consider ms for light housekeeping, mc 260. I2-10-ltaw4ws s! Look! Read?The Farmers ^ ?flill and Ginnery will close the 24th and remain closed unJanuary 3, 1921. We will do no -idin?r nor cinninc durinc this e. J. II. Wicker, Mgr. St. erry Pressing Club will move to C. Williams' building next to itral house, January 1, 1921. those that want to join the 3 come now. Lillie A. E. Gilsi, Proprietress. 12-14-6t -On Saturday afternoon, one ling: silver card case, engraving "G. W." Return to J. D. eeler. l-4-2tp. r \ *v ? ' i 35?