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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-26
FOR HARBORWbsTER,

hereby announce myself as a candt-
date for nomination TO the Office Of
Harbormaster and solicit the support OF
all Democratic voters in the approaching
primary. FRANK BOGHICK.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-26

hereby announce my csndfd.cr
cognty c On from District No
primary, June s. Your vote .,,3, giaiie
appreciated, q. wARn g
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1916-04-26

WYLIE P. BOWMAN.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

Sherwood Of North Platte and L, r.
Gineher Of Lincoln.
The Epworth league will observe Moth
er's day at this evenings service with
Mrs. ]. Calvert as leader,
MIR Joseph A, lieide and Miss Anna
Dohse, both OF Benson. were married last
Wednesday
Mrs. WILDER Nelson will entertain the
English Lutheran Womans Missionary
society next Thursday
Mrs. V. II. Shelly entertained Monday
evening at theater party when there
were eight guests present,
Mr.. and Mrs c. c. Jacobsen were sur
prlacd Thursday evening IN honor Of their
fifteenth wedding anniversary.
MIR and Mrs, j. W Weeh have made
reservations TO attend the Rotary club
convention IN Cincinnati
Mrs, J Crews entertains the Walnut
Hi Women's Home Missionary society
at her homo next Thursday Mrs t.easaru
win lead the meeting.
Tho Robekah lodge was represented az
the district meeting at Florence last
Tuesday by Mesdamcs Il. H. Paddock.
, John Herhat, ". Tyndoll, John Appleby.
]. Murray and Miss Christine Spehct
A Rifle club. which held lta first shoot
on saturday evening. has been organized
with tho following a. officers. Messra.
r Doleis. George stoltenbers C. l.. Carl
son w. J. Robbins and Frank Under
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Social Affairs
of the South Side

Mrs, Sherman Stahl Of Chicago IL the
guest Of her parents Mr.. and Mrs 2. J.
GoBncy. Of the South Side,
Mrs. II. y, Fisher viii entertain the
Tuesday Afternoon kenslpeton at her
homo, 1894 South Twenty-hhh street,
nett Tuesday afternoon.
The Thrce-squaro club was entertained
at the home Of Miss Lucille Nitscho at
regular meeting Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Goodman Cohn and son OF Denver
arrived Wednesday evening for an in
definite stay At the homo Of her parents.
Judge and Mrs. Jacob Levy, Of this city.
Mlss Margarote Williams entertained
at a thoater party at tho orpheum thea
ter Saturday afternoon. In tho party
were Misses Gertrude Parks. Marie Bell
Mary Williams, Mary DugdalS and Mar
garcte Williams.
Miss Sadie Rothhoitz entertained Sun
dry afternoon at a shower for her cousin,
Miss Stella Rothholtz. whose marriage TO
Jense Neylosf will take place next month.
The house was decorated In pink and
white.
Mrs. Walter Hill entertained ~ /
o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Spring flowers were used for decorations
and the afternoon was spent at needle
work.
Mrs. Julia Pulliam entertained the jolly
Twelve club nj / o'clock luncheon Mon"
day afternoon. The afternoon was passed
In playing bridge.
Mrs. William wilkinson entertained the
New Century club Thursday afternoon at
her home. 1890 South Twenty-sxth street.
The afternoon was spent at cards A de-
llghtful luncheon was served. Twenty
five members Of the club were present.
Mrs. Jay Williams entertained the la
dies Of the Christian church Wednesday
afternoon at her home. 1927 South TWEEN
ty-fourth street. The afternoon was spent
making little white dresses for the ba-
bies al the Child Saving institute. Eight
cen little dresses were completed. after
which delightful two-oourse luncheon
was served Plates were laid for thirty
seyen ladies'
Mrs J G Christie entertained at a
o'clock luncheon Wednesday afternoon.
Spring flowers were used for tho center
piece Mrs. sherman stahl OF Chicago
was the guest OF honor. Covers we're
laid for Mesdames ]. Barr. Fred LarSln.
Il. l.. Mccoy r. IT. Etter, s, domoy.
u Fisher. Frank Russell. 3. stahl. and
J G Christie
Mrs. G r Copper entertained members
Of tho South side Neighborhood Bible
class Wednesday morning at three
course luncheon M her home, i22l South
twentieth street. following a meeting o.
the club Mrs G.. r oliver who has been
loader ot the class ana who "a moving
from tho noiFhborhpod was the guest 81
honor Members are Mesdames G W.
Davis. n Wore, @ A. uny, Letlor. J w.
Parsley c Ice. C. =, oliver W n wy
man, @ y Copper, c. nronston. A.
Eragouier. Anitt. ". lIul c w. knight.
Charles Grove. N s Lyle, Marioriea. J.
Behh = Wells Hammer Morrill, hey,
nolds. Hambo. o. Randall and dnlisris
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Florence
Social Items

W. IT, irwin Is visiting fricnda and rela-
tives st 81. Lawrence, r. D.
Linzie l.. Myers Is visiting Mt Bancroft
Idaho
Waited sorenson expects 10 leave next
week for few weeks stay az Pebble.
Idaho
Mr. and Mrs. +. W. Parker, who have
heen spending the winter at fiaines city
Fla, returned home Monday.
Frederick Freytag entertained Monday
IN honor Of his ninth birthday The aft
crnoou wgs pleasantly spent with games,
after which refreshments wero served.
Those present were Isadr flegff. Guy
Kenyon, John FfcIag, Ellis platz. John
platz. Fred Freytag and Miss Marie
Freytag
Miss Hattie Kindred, daughter Of Mr.,
land Mrs Maurice Kindred. and Mr.. Harold
Lee Of Council Bluffs, Ia, we're married
at tho home Of Mrs. Edward johnson
Wednesday evening. Rev Mr.. Butter Of
fieiatlng. Both tho contracting parties
being deaf The ceremony WIS translated
into the deaf and dumb language by Or.
j. Schuyler Long Of Council Bluffs. They
o. w. Nelson. who has been visiting IN
Haines city, Fla, for n few weeks. re-
turned home Monday
Tho Florence local OF tho farmers union
will entertain at the Fairyiew school
house Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Methodist
church will give n war social Mt the
church Friday evening
Miss Julia krlsl and Miss Maude Kicrle
entertained the senior class Of the Flor
ence High school at tho Kterle home Fri
day evening
Mrs l. r Simpson and the Misses
Kirkpatrick. Myers and Krla were tho
guests Of Mr. and Mrs corblcy at Bon
son. Sunday
G w Goodwin Of Scdalla. Mo. il the
guest Of Mr. and Mrs lIeyden during his
stay as delegate 10 the engineers conven-
ton in Omaha
Friday avening OF this week the high
school alumni will entertain at a banquet
at the Presbyterian church IN honor OF
the senior class Of the high school About
100 are expected 20 be present Thia IA
tho first Of series Of entertainments
that are planned for the seniors. Sunday,
May p, Rev. j . Butter will preach the
haecalaureats sermon NJ the Presbyterian
church Monday evening the class day
exercises will be- held IN Fontenele hall
and on Thursday win occur the sradua.
ton exercises 70 the Fouteuolle building
Mrs ~ A Thomas Is Waiting at Lyons.
Ia. for few days
Mira q. e Webster and children arc
visiting friends and relatives in Denver.
Colo, for ii few weeks
Mr and Atrs h. Taylaf ara visiting
thelr daughter at Walnut la for q few
| days,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
Benson
Social Circles

e, c. Holder made business trip to
0galallu, Neb, last week,
Mrs A. McIugh OF Laramie, Wyo,,
visited last week al the V. Kenny homo.
Mrs John Cooke entertained at dinner
Al home on sunday for l. r. Sunderland
o. kanaas city.
MIR A. Lowry Of Humboldt, Ncbu WAS
guest last week az the j. calvert home
Mrs. G, o, Fax entertained at dinner
ON Sunday in honor Of MIR, Falk's birth
tpY About fourteen guests were pres
ent
Mrs H. V. Jeffrey was hostess for the
Hluc stocking olun at her home Last
week. Lunch was served,
Tho Womnn's club meets al the homc
of Alw J. r Hooper ncNt Thursday FOR
the annual election Of Officers.
Air stove Plott went to Abordeeh n
~ on Wednesday where he was called
hH the death OF a relative
Miss Kate Van Horn entertained tie
Catherine chapter OF tho guild at her
rome last Monday evening
MIR. II. II, riekbohm will entertain
the Aufwelderseheu club at her homo
next Tuesday afternoon
Mr. and Mira, J, NJ Alderman left last
Tuesday for their home In Newport. Mob,
after vlelt at the Mason home
Mrs James Smith OF Kansas City was
a guest At the home OF Mrs, james Dogan
on Monday
Mrs A. Rice and daughter Of valley
Nob., are guests at tho Alex Smith homo
this week
Mr. and Mrs A, l.. Johnson have moved
70 Benson from Chadron. Mob
Mr.. ana Mrs, w, r Kirkpatrick enter
talned last week for Mesdames = A,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

being seated NJ one large and one small
table. The next meeting Of tho club VIII
be held May "A ut the home Of Mrs.
Grover DcBar,
a large number OF reservations were
made for the May day breakfast given
Friday morning from Z until o'clock ut
The Young Womcn's Christian AsaoeIn-
ton. This breakfast is an annual affair
being managed by the members OF tlIs
Geneva club. The Tuesday History club
formed party, Miss Alice Jensen had
reservations for eight, Miss Elizabeth
Konlgmacber, seven, Miss Ida Wallace,
five; Miss Pic. six Mrs, Robert Mulls,
eight There were also many other par
ties Of two or four Several groups ~
girls and mon who work In Omaha and
have to mako an carly start had break
fast at o'clock.
Tho Tuesday History club closed tho
season Tuesday with a most delightful
luncheon at tho homo or Mrs Charles
Purdum Hostcsses for the day were
Mrs. Purdum Mrs ]. H. Marshall ana
Mrs. w, S. Cooper, The table was most
attractivoly decorated In tho club colors
miniature May polo stood In the cen
ter around which were little dolls dressed
in green and white who held ribbons
radlating from the pole, Tho place cards
were very pretty little May baskets, the
names being on tiny cards attached e.
the handle, All Of the CLUB members were
present, with the exception OF Mrs W II.
Green. who is in Washington Mrs. Car.
oline Purdum was a club guest Follow
Ing the luncheon short business session
was held at which the following officers
were elected President Mrs. Charles
Purdum; vice president, Mrs j, y. Mar
shall secretary. Mrs. A. y slpherd,
treasurer. Mrs. l., A. Gray The clue
viii continue the study NJ South America
next year n WIS decided 10 leave the
arrangement of the programs for the sa.
clal days 10 tho hoslesses inatoad Of haV-
ng Tho ogular study program following
luncheon
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

to gladden. the home Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
Linneman
Mrs David johnson and Mrs. John
Robshaw spent Friday with Mrs Emma
Short and daughter at Bellevue.
Mr. r. j. Brown OF SCOTS Bluff. Neb.,
arrived Wednesday to spend the week
with his daughter Mrs Park Edgar.
Mrs. Carl Nelson will entertain the
West side Women's Christian union at
her home on South Forty-ninth street,
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs w s, Arnold Of Fayetteville. Ark.
arrived Tuesday to spend some time with
her daughter, Mrs. Otto G. Weith
Mr. and Mrs !. Bostock and daughter,
Vera. returned to Glenwood. Ia, sunday
evening, after spending the weekend
with Mrs. Bostocks parents, Mr.. and
AIRS William Ylckers.
Mrs y. II. stevens and Mrs W II.
Alallon leave Saturday for n fortnight's
visit with relatives az Beaver Crossing,
Neb.
Miss sena Jacobsen from near Elshorn
has been spending the week with Mrs.
/ Ola Garrison
The Epworth league Of Jennings church
will give Mothers day program Sunday
evening az p, m. under the leadership
Of Miss Lillian Givena
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Barnes and chill
dron, who have been guests Of relatives
here the last two wceks, left.Friday eve
ming FOR a weeks visit at Waterloo. Ia,
before returning TO their home in cleve-
land o,
Mrs. Henry Grundonberg Of Denver
Colo. has been the guest the last week
Of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Smith.
Mrs d. Johnson gave dinner Wednes-
day evening in honor Of Mrs, II. T. Mills
Of Moose Jaw, Canada. Plates we're laid
for Airs, Henry senior, Mrs, John Rob
shaw. Mrs. Mills Mr.. and Mrs y John
son
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14
West Amber
Social Activities

Mrs, George Peck Of South Side II the
guest Of her sister Mrs y, Johnson.
Glenn Smith OF HUNTINGTON. Ind, has
been the guest OF his uncle Thed Smith,
and wife the last week
A young son arrived Saturday. May g.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-05-14

Florida. Mr.. Gulntcrs health is greatly
improved.
Wolf Patrol, Troupe T. Boy Scouts, met
Wednesday evening with William Ham
llton and Panther Patrol, Troupe 4, met
with Herman Croweli.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-08


sell to be transferred from detective
bureau with 25 detectives tonight.
Fritz AIbers hired to clean up sa-
loon of Harvey Baskin, Alp N. Clark.
Tried to clean it out instead. Arrest
ed carrying whisky and cigars.
Chief of Police Pullman of WASH
ington, D. C., asked Capt. Hunt to
look for Prescott TorreI. Disap-
peared Jan. 8.
Death of Matt Pinkerton of Pinker-
ton & Co. U. S. Detective Agency not
to hinder U. S. government probe into
company. Denied use of mails.
70 mail trucks to be in use in Chi
cago postoffice on Feb. 1.
Owen LoVett, 4121 Ellis av., met
two boys with guns. Ran.
Purse snatcher got SIS from Mrs,
Mary Ransom, 6152 Ellis av.
Policewoman Georgia Ravidson,
Hyde Park, fell in alley responding to
burglar call. Taken home.
v. >. dist. court asked whether or
not $4,000 insurance should be paid
to DR.. Amanda Wagner, beneficiary
OF Carl Melting, contractor, unknown
to his wife. Wife objects.
Police holding four boys for rob-
bling Mrs. Katherine Lesiak. scrub
woman, 936 W. Austin av.
Mrs. Leonora z. Meder and Miss
Nellie Carlin, both attorneys, to run
for Judgeship in municipal court.
Frank Green, bald-headed manu-
facturer of Highland Park, wore cap
for eighth time in eight years yes
terday.
County, state and federal authori-
ties probing wreck on Chicago-Mil-
waukee electric line.
Budget system urged for Illinois by
Citizens assn.
Dorothy Clifford, whose father
and mother suicided recently, given
to custody of grandmother, Mrs. FL
len Fay of Roundhead, o. ..
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-08
NEWS OF THE DAY CONCERNING CHICAGO

Sunrise, 7:16; sunset, 4:36.
An alley cat belonging to Ray Nc
Kay won special prize at the Beres-
ford cat show last night. Entered for
fun.
Analysis showed arsenic in sto-
mach of Mrs. Effie Palombo, II, who
died from drinking poisoned coffee.
Husband held.
Patients in ward of West Side hos
pital saw Vim. Dargis leap from win
dow.
Policeman MOUSE, SounI Clark, hit
ON head by men he was questioning.
Skull fractured. Both men captured.
VIM. GrenfeII, 1884 Chicago av.,
Oak Park, saw. robin. Got four wit
nesses.
Mrs. chas. Lee sued for separate
maintenance Then sued Edyth
Weeks, who she says alienated hus-
bands affections, for $4,000.
Chicago oil dealers scared by
Texas dispatch predicting 40-cent
gasoline.
Special meeting council police COM
mittee to be hell today on chiefs re-
quest for 1892 more patrolmen.
PatroImen notified by chief that
exam. for sergeant would take place
Jan. "a.
j.. j. Anderson, 1926 West End av.,
struck by auto of John Sullivan, 80
Lyman. Went home. Bruised.
Judge Pinckney, juvenile court,
and Judge Fisher, boys court, to con-
fer on plan of handling boys so they
won't come in contact with criminals
in Jail.
Eugene Lies, sup't United Charities,
to speak on Tag Days and Charity
before Jewish Young Mems Charity
assn.
Surgeon Gen. VIM. Gorgas to be
presented with medal OF Chicago
Geographic society tonight.
CATO mn Of
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
Death OF Mrs. VI. 4. Carlisle.

Ms. Rosa J. Carlisle The wife Of
Mr.. Il. A. Carlisle died at their nome
in Newberry on Monday morning
;.boa, tc. O'Clock. Mrs. Carlisle mad
been sick for some time bat was taken
desperately i'll about week ago.
She was before her marriage Miss
Rosa Renwicll the daughter of the
late sol. John S. Renwick. She was
born December 2S, 1S4S
She is survived by her husband, two
sons and two daughters, Mr. Edwin
A Carlisle Of Springfield, Ohio; Mrs.
w. NJ Kennedy of York; Mrs. R. NJ.
Kennedy of Due West; and Mr.. Rem
wick Carlisle of Newberry and one
brother DR.. NJ. A Renwick OF the
county and one sister Mrs R. C. Car
Isle of the county.
Mrs. Carlise was Z devoted mem
Der of the A. R. p church and sang
in the choir for more than forty years.
She was also a great Sabbath school
worker and always took enthusiastic
interest in the primary work Of the
Sabbath school, She was also inter
ested in all good work for the town
and community
Flu. .eral services will be held at the
residence this afternoon at / o'clock
and interment Will follow at Rose
mont.
The aged husband and the children
have the sympathy Of the people OF
Ills coa.,aaaity in the great loss that
as cone to them i. the deara OF 4
,oy:ae VIE a.rt devoted ,eorhc'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
i2:n E.o.n }IaaIi,lg.

Gegc viii re & biz d4.sl laaet-a@ at
Hodges in Greenwood coauJy. Oh Wed-.
ae@ ay to study t1e growing ot Grim
son Glover. Nr. y W. 10 vii Dc
9rcscn, lr. I. NJ Mills OF New5er-
~ Will attend. Mr.. Mills would be
pleased to have a number Of inter
estod farmers 90 with him to this
meeting and study the growing OF
clover.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
Monticello School.

I shall be at Monticello school
house Saturday, April Doth, at three
o'clock to talk to the ladies on the
Home Demonstration Work" I hope
that we can have large crowd Come
and find out what beIeft this work
will be to you.
Willie Mae Wise,
Eo Agent Home Demonstration
Work.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
The Sacred Cantata.

Victory sung by the choir Of Cen
tral church, under the direction of
lEsss Maize Dominick, was very fav-
orablv received on Thursday evening,
and in response to numerous requests
was repeated on Sunday evening.
The Soloists were: Misses Carolyn
Caldwell. Sara FAINT, Pauli2e Glider,
sopranos.
Miss Elizabeth Salter, alto.
Mr.. Jack Smith. bass.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
MiRlnau9h.

is Offering some bargains this
week that are worth Your While to
investigate. He says that the crowds
come so strong that it is necessary
to keep the express ard the parcel
post busy bringing in new arrivals.
Read his ad in this issue and then
visit his store
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
Death of An Infant

Charles Everett the little eight
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. DIN
Buzhardt died Saturday night about
o'clock and was buried at Colony
church Sunday afternoon the Revs
Fulenwider and Boland conducting
the funeral services.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
Tie John u. kinard Camp.

reorganized by the election of the
following officers:
Commander-W. F. Ewart.
Adjutant-Lewie A Boozer.
The appointment of delegates to the
r4unio. a. birmingham and Rock
Hill was left to the commander. Much
int, ect uzs manifested in the meet
iny Al, lie newly elected adjutant
has gone to work ard is creating In
terest in the organization and we will
have in Newberry one of the best
camps in the State
Miss Florence Bowman was named
as sponsor for the camp at the Bir-
mi CHAM and Miss Catherine CARING
ton for the reunion at Rock Hill.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
i.tRELI Personal
The MoYcGI entS OF Hany People, New
herrianS. and those Wh0 Visit

NcGDcr.y.
Misses Julia d Bosalee Summer
of Chicora srent Faster at home.
Hiss Lillian KjbIer OF Lauro.s spent
Easter at 1ome.
Miss Annie K;bler of Limestone col
Iege spent Easter at home.
Mrs. ". F. Syphett of Enoree is
visiting her aunt, Mrs, J. G. Rikard,
Mr.. Edgar Sigh OF Columbia is
spe ding few days in Newberry.
Miss Lucille West is spendi@g Eas-
ter at home.
Miss Mary Longshore is spending
some time with Mrs. c. A Matthews
on route :.
Miss Marie Moore of Anderson spent
the week-e.d with her parents in New
berry.
Miss Ellen and Sam Lake Of New
berry spent last Friday at the home
OF Miss Lucille Medlock in Greenwood.
Misses Estaline and Elgiva Mccain
Of Jyhicora college spent Easter with
their sister. Mrs. T. P. Johnson.
DR.. and Mrs. T. T. Moore of Colum-
hia spent Easter with Mr. and MRS
?. Z. Scott.
Nr R. F. Sessions who has been III
NeW9erfy several weeks "l'n VIZ AO'
solomon spent Easter al chester,
Mr. ,t2o. :. e'5.i OF So-o;alo.' S'eI'
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0,ano4 street this week.-DarIington
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,7rs ,,oC,;,,+ocl, has returned 10 ber
ponu IN 1ewberrv after a visit to Mrs.
:. Ken er1y bere-Winnsboro Cor.
Pacord
Miss Geneva Thornton one of the
o,,,,,r,;o school teachers spent the
uool,-ord IN Havberrv with her par
a~,s-OIvmnia Cor Record
Ms G Povlston and children
who saro bnen on an extended visit
- ~a1a1;vos in RIacl.i1Ie have return
as 70 Nowharrv
Miss Kare Adams of Greenwood
s,on+ tho vaek-and IN Newberrv with
bar oarents Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
,>ia,y
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n,o,,no 70 Co1nmbio this week where
M va4l.n, viii he anqa ged in auto
III
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7.>;no4on ond ,rr and Mrs Pat 3
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a. :. o,u ci+r
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
FOR SALE.

l Mule
Horses.
+ Indian motorcycle
Overland Roadster.
, One-horse wagons.
Cotton seed planter.
Hoosier combination drill.
/ House and lot, corner Nance and
Cornelia streets.
Apply to w. S. Langford at New
berry Coca Cola Bottling Co.
3-l4-tf.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25

j.:e l,jn episcle at the Arcade We'd
nesday.
The rabbit nest myth is one OF child,
hood happy Illusions. Don't dispel it
They will learn LIES stern realities
early enough.
Mr.. Andrew MILLER OF near Jalapa
has purchased ole OF those handsome
Overlands from Sam Dominicks gar
age
There will be an entertainment for
the benefit of the school at Ridge
Spring school on Saturday night,
April % beginning at o'clock.
Mr.. Henry c. Tillman of Greenwood
is announced in this paper as can
didate for congress from the third dis
trict.
DR.. E. Grim the eyesight spe-
c:alist will be in Newberry until s
o'clock this afternoon If you need
his services you will fad his office
at the same place
There will be recital by the pupils
Of Miss RawIs music class at the
studio in Main street on Wednesday
evening at S:15 o'clock. The patrons
and friends OF the school are cordially
invited 10 attend.
There We're thlrtE-siN marriage an
\ cUneemcnts IN last SUNDAY 9I''e.
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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25
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CHICKEN FEED-Puriaa in checker
board bags IS the best Don't pay
to use inferior feeds. when our
prices are so low. Chick Scratch
and Pigeon. Summer Bros. Co.
4-25-2t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25

WANTED-We will buy or exchange
Cotton Seed until Monday, May 1st
at $500 per cwt Little Mountain
Oil Mill and Fertilizer CO.
4-25-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25

CHOICE SWEET PEAS-for sale. so
ce.ts a hundred. Phone 1877. Mrs.
J. l.. Workman.
4-25-1t.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-04-25

Mr.. J. E. Norwood is with the Caro-
In Cash company and will be pleased
tc have his friends call to see him
ana he Will serve them with pleasure.