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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-06-07
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

GnlSS O\it$ ~ wv - >N-o
vacation at her home in Augusta.
Mr.. L. A. Black, of Batesburg. is a
visitot on the college campus.
Hon. John c. Seegers is among the
commencement visitors.
Mr.. A. H. Kohn was in the city
yesterday.
Mr.. Earnest D. Bedenbaugh is here
from Atlanta for commencement
County Superintendent Of Educa-
ton B. F. Sample, of Saluda, is in
the city.
The board OF supervisors of regis
tration were in session in the court
house yesterday.
Mr.. R. D. Smith and family went
to Spartanburg yesterday to visit rel
atives.
Capt. J. D. Jenny, o; Fairfax, is in
Newberry.
Mr.. J. Claude Dominick is at home
from Atlanta.
Mr.. J. A. Barre, of Lexington, is
in Newberry.
The Rev. S. c. Ballentine, of White
Rock, is in the city.
Prof. J. E. Boland, of Langley, is
in Newberry this week.
Prof. c. A. Fellers is at home for
the summer vacation.
Mr.. L. D. Wilson, OF Columbia, is
a visitor on the campus this week.
Miss Bertha Jacobs, Of Peak, is a
guest at the home of Mrs, Henry
Hoof.
Miss Addie Werts, of Prosperity,
is visiting the family of Col. E. Fl:
.Aull. O.,
Editor A. B. Cargile, OF the Saluda
Standard. was in Newberry on Fri
day.
Miss Lucy Bedenbaugh, of Pros
perity. is visiting the family of DR..
IN. G. Houseal,
Misses Emma Julia Dreher and
Lizzie Dreher are visiting Miss Ruby
Holloway.
Miss Eula Cobb. OF Greenwood, S.
c.. is visiting at the home OF Mr.. J.
w. White.
Mr.. Ward Simmons came home
from Atlanta to spend commence
ment.
Mrs. Moses D. Huiet. OF Union, is
visiting her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.
T. Tarrant.
Mrs. T. F. Tarrant and daughter.
. Miss Julia, are visiting relatives at
Monroe, n. c.
Mr. Jacob Earhardt. OF Earhardt,
) S. c.. is among the visitors at COM
mencement.
Mrs. Grace Richardson. OF Co'um-
bia. is. spending the week with Miss
Eunice Halfacre.
Miss Willie W. Daniel OF Colum
bia. is spending commencement
week with Miss Alice Aull
Miss Rachel McMaster, who has
been teaching in the city schools. has
returned to home at Winnsboro.
Mr.. J. B.. Settler. OF Pomaria. who
is an alumnus Of Newberry college,
, is here for commencement.
Misses Toy and Roberta Latham.
OF Little Mountain. are among the
commencement visitors.
Miss Gertrude Simpson. who has
been teaching in the graded schools,
has returned to her home at Pros
perity.
Miss Bessie Schumpert. accom-
panied by Dr.. J. K. Glider. left on
Sunday for New York. where she
will receive medical treatment.
DR.. w. G. Browne. OF Columbia.
the optician. is at the Crotwell hotel
this week.
Col. George Johnstone is in Cam
den engaged in the defense of muir
der case in the court there.
Miss Helen Jones, who has been
teaching school at Scarborough, is
at home for the summer vacation.
Miss Marie Latham, of Little
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DIR. w C. BROWNE, the optician

is at the Crotwell hotel this week
prepared to fit glasses for young
and old. Consultation and exami-
nation free.
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MONEY TO LOAN-We negotiate

loans on improved farm lands at
seven per cent. interest on amounts
over one thousand dollars, and eight
per cent. interest on amounts less
than $1,000. Long time and easy
payments. Hunt, Hunt & Hunter.
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MISS NldTSuellte NlOIllIlSl "eil ~
Ninety Six yesterday to attend the
funeral OF her uncle. Col NJ B.
Lipscomb.
The Rev. J. \. Sigh. president. and
Mr.. w. a Moseley. OF Prosperity.
attended the meeting OF the board
of trustees of the college here yester-
day afternoon.
Prof. H. B. Dominick. OF this corn-
ty. who has been teaching the past
year at Fountain Inn. is at Greenville
teaching in the summer school.
Mr.. Lewie L. Lane. who is with
the Southern Bell Telephone COM
pany. came home from Atlanta to
spend commencement.
The Rev. W. B. Aull is in the city
for commencement. From here he
will go to Lone Star where he has
accepted charge.
Mr.. Clarence c. Olney who is an
alumnus OF Newberry college. and
who is now located in New York. is
in Newberry for commencement.
Mr.. Johnstone Coppock. who has
a position with the Southern Bell
Telephone company. is at home
from Atlanta for commencement.
Chief Justice Y. J. Pope has return-
ed to his home in Newberry, the
April term of the state supreme court
having concluded its business.
Miss Jennie Wait Foster, who has
been attending the Columbia Female
college, stopped over in Newberry
on her way home with Mr.. and Mrs.
J. Z. Salter.
J. V. E. Wiles. who is pleasantly
remembered in connection with the
college ball team. is here for COM
mencement.
The Rev. J. H. Graves has gone to
Spartanburg for the annual COM
mencement of Wofford college
Mrs w. B. Wertz and son. accom-
panied by her sister. little Miss
Jessie Bruce. has returned from
visit to Greenville.
Miss Laura Ban Aull, who has
been attending the Columbia Female
college. is spending commencement
week with Miss Annie Green.
Mrs. R. D. Smith, who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs. P. F. Baxter.
has returned to her home in Green
Vile.
Mr.. Julius B. Boozer. who is dis
trict' agent for the Pacific Mutual
Life Insurance company. with head
quarters in Columbia, is spending
commencement week in Newberry.
Miss Lila tombstone left on Fri
day, for her home in Newberry. She
has resigned her position as teacher
in the graded schools.-Columbia
State.
Mr.. George F. Claussen. OF Angus
ia. who is an alumnus OF the college.
is spending commencement week
here
The Rev. George 4. Wright
preached at Mt. Zion Sunday in the
absence of the pastor. the Rev L.
". Swope. whose child is still SER
iously ILL.,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Herbert are
attending the commencement, at Vol
ford. Their son. Mr.. w. c. Herbert.
will be graduated this year.
Miss Marie Folger. OF Pickens. is
visiting Mrs. Robert f. Leavell. in
the city. She is the sponsor from
the Pickens camp. United Daughters
OF the Confederacy. and will attend
the Nashville reunion.
Congressman 4. Frank Lever. who
is an alumnus OF Newberry and de-
voted TO his alma mater. is in New
berry for commencement.
Miss Margaret Hall. Of Charlotte.
who has been visiting friends in New
berry. returned to her home today.
She was accompanied by Miss Verna
Lane.
Il, Il slow game OF ball on the col.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MONEY TO LEND-Long time ::
8 per cent. easy terms. john
stone & Cromer.
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Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh, OF
Prosperity. is in the city for COM
nlencement
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Congressman 4. Frank Lever. who
is an aumnus OF Newberry and de-
voted TO his alma mater. is in New
berry for commencement
Miss Margaret Hall. Of Charlotte.
who has been visiting friends in New
berry. returned to her home today
She was accompanied by Miss Verna
Lane.
In slow game OF ball on the col.
lege diamond yesterday afternoon
Newberry college defeated Clinton
by score OF to 2. The game for
Wednesday afternoon has been called
off
President James 4. 3. Scherer. Of
Ncwberry college. delivered the bac-
calaureate sermon on Sunday night
at the Tooth commencement OF the
South Carolina college, in Columbia.
Dr.. Scherer spoke on Good Citizen
Ship" The State of this morning
says OF DR.. Scherer and his address:
"Dr. Scherer is one of the foremost
men of his church. man of rare cul
ture and mental attainment, and
graceful and fluent speaker: and last
night the audience that presented it.
self before him was made to feel the
power and force with which the
speaker strove to impress the duty Of
the Christian to the state and to Cod
DR.. Sche7er returned to Newberry
yesterday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-02-12
A CURE FOR ECZEMA,

Ny baby had Eczema so bad
that it's head was a solid mass
of scabs, and it's hair all came
Out. ] tried many remedies
hut none seemed to Go ANY - -
ma-.t:.4t good Ii "-t:i u. j u
Mis- W1tch Hazel -sa
lie Eczema is cured, saae sca.,e
ate gone a-d the little ones
scalp is perfectly clean and
healthy, aud ita hair is growing
beautifully again. I cannot
give too much praise to De.
Wits Witch Hazel Salye.-
Frank Farmer. Bluff City, Ky.
ia buying Witch Hazel Sasve
lo"S out for cnu' ,-fei-s. D-
~ g i the orig "a, aud .....
p.'se p'is coIsai,ain. puzs:
az ',si, ;'sze.: The ,nane e. G..
iD.sSNV,tt * Cv. isioo ,v..y b,x
s Il I,
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HIGH : OH0oL.
A magazine table has bee

A magazine table has been
added to the library and read
ing room. 1t will he stocked
with current literature and
there will now be no excuse
f.r the students not being fa-
miliar with all current events.
The High School has been
fortunate in securing the Meis-
.~rsinkey Nal. Quartette of
Des N.,ines. ["wa for a con-
cert to I've given in the audi
torium IF the new building
Fr':a: evening, Feb. 10th.
Hiss Myrtle Hoople who wac
one of our last years tudents ex-
.:ects to go to Chicago soon, to
take course in Journalism.
On Friday evening, Lincoln's
birthday, Mr.. Mckay will give .
S;ereoptican exhibition in the aud.
;tnriun,. The views will be uf ma.
tional interest and Of Lincoln aud
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DEDICATION.

Sunday Jan. 3lst. was a red
letter day at Colfax. The occa-
sion was the dedication of the
Congergationalchurch. There
was a large audience present
including some from adjacent
towns. The church was or
ganized last March with 10
members, which was the out
growth of work done by Supt.
Stickney, but the credit for the
church building is largely due
to the energy and pluck Of Miss
Pearl Williams and E. S. Gard
ner; they having been nobly
sustained by all the people Of
the community, regardless of
religious preferences. The
building represents $500 of
which $500 came from the
Church Building Grant.
The Sermon was preached by
Rev. I. Merrill Edmands and
other parts were by Mr.. Alex
ander, the student who is to
take charge of the field, and
Revs. Stickney and Powell.
Hon. Geo. VanArnam of Wal.
colt extended congratulations
and spoke of the value of the
church to the community as q
whole,
Three hundred dollars was
raised to pay last bills.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1904-02-12
MRS. GAMBLE DEAD.

Inc oeath of Mre. Barbara Helen
sample, widow of fthelate Alex Gam.
ble, died at 2:30 Sunday morning at
ner'. residence, 3l4 Eighth Street
North. Mrs. Gamble has been in fail.
ing nealth since the death of her hua.
nand In May 96, but had been grow
ntag rapidly worse during the past
nve weeks. Her death was larrelv
due to her advanced age.
Inc deceased was born Barbara
Helen Moffit in Belfast, Ireland.
april 20, 1928. She came to Oswepo.
y; =, in l840 and was married Ia
Alex Gamble in 1854. In 1857 thev
removed to Berlin, Wis, and in 1878
came to Fargo. They resided in
ana near this city for the past
twenty-one years.
There arefive children to mourn
the death of Mrs. Gamble. Thev
are "; w. Gamble, Fargo; Alex N.
sample and E. r. Gamble, Wahpe.
!on; MISE Jennie Gamble and Mrs.
J. =. Probert, Fargo. There are al
80 "a q number of grandchildren.
j. me funeral will occur at the resi-
oence at z:5O Tuesday afternoon and
VIII pe conducted by Revs. McNam.
ara of Lakota and Vermilya of this
AAA SAAV Auu"OOlatc momO0Y9
OF the family will be present EXCEPT
Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Gamble who are
in Daytona, Fla, for their health
and Mrs: A. NJ. Gamble, who is in
California for the same reason.
Mrs. Gamble is one of the oripi.
nal members of the Roberts Street
NJ. +. Church and has always been
consistent Christian woman. deyot.
ed to the welfare of her family and
friends and also noted for her un-
ostentatious charities.
The deceased had expressed her
readiness for the other life and
frequently hoped che would soon
be taken to join her husband. She
suHered absolutely no pain at the
tnal dissolution and death came
as peacefully as tired child falls
into elumber.
Fargo loses a woman of noble
Christian character and the suryiy.
ing children a fond and devoted
mother: Sympathy will be extend
ed the family by hundreds of old
time friends in this city and vicini-
ty.-Fargo Forum.
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RELIEF IN ONE MINUTE.

One Minute Cough Cure
gives relief in one minute, be-
cause it kills the microbe
which tlckles the mucous
membrane, causing the cough,
and at the same time clears the
phlegm. draws out the infiama-
tion and heals and soothes the
affected parts. One Minute
Cough Cure strengthens the
lungs, wards off pneumonia
and is a harmless and never
failing cure in all curable cases
of Coughs, Colds and Group.
One Minute Cough Cure is
pleasant to ta"e, harmless and
good alike for. young aud old.
Sold by Henry Miller.
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RESOLUTIONS.

Whereas, it has seemed best
in the wisdom and providence
of God to call to his future
home our much esteemed and
loved Brother Geo. w. Bertram.
President of Richland Lodge
No. 738, Modern Brotherhood
of America,
And, whereas, we shall miss
the pleasant. smile, the happy
laugh, the hopeful words Of
cheer and council from our
brother.
Therefore, be it resolved, that
in consideration of the esteem.
worth and merit in which we
held our lamented brother, we
extend to his bereaved wife and
child and relatives our heart
felt sympathy and consolation
in this sad hour of affliction,
and further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be
spread on the records of our
lodge-be offered to the city
papers for publications-and
also sent to the family whose
loss is the keenest and heaviest.
III. SHEEKs,
Mrs. MARY MINER,
Mrs. Rosa SHEEKs,
Committee.
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TAX NOTICE.

Notice to persons owings de-
linquent personal taxes. The
county commissioners having
returned to the sheriff the 1902
personal property tax list with
instructions to collect at ence
alldelinquent personal property
taxes due the county prior. to
1903. Z
So call at once at the sherfff's
office and pay your delinquent
personal property taxes as I am
compelled by law to collect
them at once. Now do not
neglect to call and eettle at
once thereby saving further
costs.
From your friend
G. E. MOODY,
Sheriff of Richlaud Co., N. D.
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POSTAGE.

II may be I. nc asto some
who have s;;ppeJ ia lust a
few word" of writing in a
package Of papar ur merchan-
disc mailed at the lower rates
to their friends, that the abuse
has become so common that
Postmasters have been instruct
ed to exomine such packages
aud report, if writing is found,
to the department officials.
The next the senders know
will be visit frorn a deputy
United States marshal with a
warrant of arrest. aud be taken
to court for trial with the re-
suit of having to pay a fine of
$50 and the cost of the action.
-Ex.
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ONLY A "BLUFF,"i' v

Falley is aching to get his
fingers into the city and county
treasury anJ is trying to raise
an issue on the cry of whiskey.
It's possible that the temper
ance people of this city will
take up this poor speciman of
humanity, but we doubt it. We
will have more to say on this
subject in our next Issue.
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LUTHERAN BIBLE SCHOOL.

Messrs. Hend. dickson and Ivo-sen
returned on Monday evening from
DeLamere where they conducted
services on Sunday and had plea.
SAINT visit at the home of the for.
meg. .,
On Friday evening of last week
Miss Peterson was pleasantly sur.
priced at her boarding place. The
students took this occasion 10 hon
or her birthday and all spent an
T. '.able evening. Before eaviug
.u' ..,..e dainty luncheon was
ssl,e.: and all joined in a song
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COMPARISON.

Falley says we threw a
"stinkpot" at him. IF we did it
was tough on the "stinkpot."
AS compared with Falley him
self a "stinkpot" is like bunch
of roses.
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0ERTFICATE OF CO-PARrNERSHIP.-
-. We. " the undersigned. do hereby certify
tnet on the LIST day of Jan's.al. 1901, we did
enter into contract of partnership with each
other; that the name of SD .lttnership is
Horton d Co.. that the NM in Ill of ali the
members OF such partner Nap a,' George W.
Horton, residence Wahpet"n. n u Laurence
Horton and W Hale uor,u.. residence
Aayvtlle. n. D.. that the .l.e pal places Of
business OF said !:r::, is g. :. i;5,o.' in kiChland
county, North Dakota
February, 1901.
GEORGE w. HORTON, ,snAL)
LAURENOE y. HO ron, issALl
w HAL. H.: "nN l.NAJj
In presence Ot
J Il. HANSON,
CHAS BERTRANT.
&c County i of 1" Traii. T1U'S' |ss
On this list day of Fe' r,,nr,, in the year 1901.
6et0re me personally A.. ard George W.
Horton, Laurence L. Horton and w. Hale
Horton, known to me tO b.. the same persons
who are described in nni ndp executei the
within ami foregoing Instrument, and 90
knOwledeed 10 mo that ,hv executed the
same.
(HEAL) o. l.}itkSOy
No,ary Publ 'rr. "A Co, N. d.
NV commission, ,x..i US Jan. Is, 1909
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DAKOTA FRIDAY FEBRUARY r. 1904

City property for sale. c. G.
Bade.
Money to loan on real estate
security, reasonable rates. c.
6. Bade.
Money. to loan on real eatate
securities, reasonable rates.
Chas. G. Bade.
If you want choice wood see
S. ]. Stanley & Co., yard near
g. N. Depot. Phone No. IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. OtisO' Brien
returned the first of the week
from their extended visit in
South Dakota.
Auction sale six miles due
north OF Breckenridge, Mimi,
on Feb. 25. Everything goes,
no reserves. Matt. Bernard.
Max Pazdernick made his
annual visit, to this office,
Tuesday, and as usual paid
one year in advance for The
Times.
The Womans. Relief Corps
Sewing Circle will meet with
Mrs. Nelson on 2nd St., Feb.
18th. All are cordially invited
to attend.
Mr.. Fred Roth has sold his
bakery to Nord Bros. OF Aber-
deem S. D.who are proprietors
of a wholesale candy house in
that city.
It is reported that we'll
known young couple were
married yesterday and took the
night train for Wadena, on a
Weoulng tour.
It is said that Jim Shea, r.
III. Hankinson and Elmer Myh-
ra had a conference in this
city yesterday in regard to the
coming election in Wahpeton.
The business men of this city
have entered into an agree
ment this week to keep their
stores closed all day Sunday,
from this date until August Let.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 3. Wallace
entertained the faculty of the
r. r. V. u. and Science School
at dinner on Thursday event
ing. Covers were laid for IF
teen.
Miksche & Vertin of Breck-
enridge have a large ad. in this
issue, notifying the public that
they will give away a fine new
piano to. their customers. on
May 9TH. These hustling gen
tlemen are out after cash busi-
ness.
The Magazine Club taffy
pull at Armory Hall Saturday
was a great success, despite
the stormy weather. "A large
number of guests enjoyed the
hospitality of The Club, and
incidentally the peanuts aud
taffy.
On the last page Of this
paper will be found the report
of J. J. Flather, Esq, on the
pumping system for the ne "
we'll aud the water works q, -
tenn in general. Every ,4xpav-
er should not fail to read il.
It is interesting. and contains
good, sound advise.
Tony Star of the firm of ST.
tar & Huppeler left for the
cities Wednesday to buy new
stocn. They expect to
have big holes to fill up after
their reduction sale, Saturday
and Monday (see their ad in
this weeks paper. Billy saws
he is going to get rid of every
thing regardless of cost before
their new goods come. If YOU
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COLLECTIONS.

IF you have collections tina.
are troubling you try McMil-
)ian's Collection Agency. Ad
dress p. y Box 3O1 or call a,
the City Hotel.
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Read chas. Youngquist &
Co.'S, ad. s.,

Read chas. Youngquist &
Co.'S, ad. S
Lent, 1904, begins Ash We'd
NJ ~ February ] l7th'
Mr.. James Riley, of Gene SEQ
N. D., was in the city Tuesday.
Miss Ida Dexter spent a few
days with frieuds in Fargo this
week.
The little daughter of Mrs.
Eugene Cook is i'll with scar
latina.
Mr.. Matt Hafner of Moore
ton was a Wahpeton visitor,
Wednesday.
Mr.. James Dwyer of Hankin-
son was in our city on busi-
ness, Thursday.
Judge Lauder and Stenogra-
pher Hurry returned from For
man Wednesday. ].
Miss Mary Formaneek, who
has been quite i'll the past
week, is reported much better.
Edward Patterson, eldest
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Patterson is sick with. typhoid
DIR. Miller. of the r. R:V. U.
has moved intp the house on
9th street formerly occupied
by Mr.. Delaney.
Rev. Roadhouse expects to
make a Chicago trip next week
and return accompanied by
Mrs. Roadhouse.
d. Sullivan optical special
ist of Fargo, at Merchants
Hotel Wahpeton, the 18th. 18th
and 18th of every month.
Mrs. "A. E. Mexican and son
Kenneth left Monday. evening
for few weeks visit with Mr..
Leo Schuler, of Staples. MINI.
Ed. Powell was in the city
last week, representing The
North Dakota Book and Sta
tionary Co., Fargo, N. D.
Mrs. A. G. Divet visited in.
Hankinson lasK week and at
tended the social event of the
season given there Monday
evening.
Mrs. Will Delaney left
Thursday morning for a visit
in Wyndmere and Lidgerwood,
before returning to her home
in Michigan.
Mrs. Ernest Jurgensen spent
a few days in our city the first
of the week, visiting relatives,
and friends, returning to her
home, Wednesday morning.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. p. Robertson
entertained the faculty and
students IF the r. r. V. u. and
Science School at an informal
reception Wednesday evening.
The Office of the Register of
Deeds has been in q state of
confusion this week. A steel
beam has been put in to sup
port the arch fomed when the
two rooms were united, and
the room 10 to be re-papered.
Regular meeting of n. w. of
A. Camp No. 45OO will be held
Wednesday evening. February
18th, at 8 p. m., sharp, initiation
with the "Forester Team" All
ueighbors are earnestly re-
quested to be present. III. N
.Horphy, v. c.. T. E. Lynch,
G ERIK.
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