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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
PUBLIC MARKETS
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stan a.. local safenf flour. from 81 &c
10 it,ts per sack. bard wheat patent
rppr. S. psr sack t-ib pkK buck
whsat flour. soe. itc pancake flour. Zee
large BOTTLES estsap isc. large bottle
maple syrup. iar. stalls si-1t crafts. :
FOR &c and 9 for asc. large fresh salmon,
csc each stall a. apples. ii.e0 TER bcH.
delivered. potatoes . 90 Der sack de-
utsrsd stall a.. fancy burbank po,a
toes. o. % per sack delivered. Yakima
9rn potatpss ts.is per sack. delivered.
Stall ~ paHtsurisch fresh batter nsc 10.
Stall -. hams Use 10 bacon ikc ~
leaf lard. 1880 ih. pot roast Toe u.
pork roast. ifhc 10 T.hane steak lac
~. veal roast. Zoe ~ veal steak. ts's g
H. round steak. itc %
CoR>ER--sATrRDA
stalls 3. :. 9. T. pot roast. Be- 90 Sc NJ
1859 ~ hams itc 10. shouider %
iamh. Se 10 stall ips. fresh puiirt eEEs.
sss dox dos Tsc, fancy creamery but
ter. afo H.. he sto iarEo can milk. 4
fnr 4sc stall e. No 80 sack hard wheat
flour. 81 Te No 10 sack flour asc. 2
tbs isc nos pruncs. ztc. CSC coffee a7c
i0c pkEa corn flakes gac. 1-tb can
chocolate. s1c. lbs navy beans 2sc. 2
lbs Lima beans. 1tc, ihs head rice. csc
ihs swedish peas 4Ec soc can syrup.
icc. csc box gloss starch. t0c. soc hak
ing powder 5sc. Z cans peas beans or
tomatoes, ssc. sc pkg. washing powder,
Ice.
wHrrE-ssTrRDAy
Al SfonE's No. 50 sack hard wheat
flour. size. No. 10 sack flour aSc. I lbs
head fico. s5ci s-lb sack corn meal 2se
Doc Queen olives Csc. ihs itc new
rrhnes. gtc. soc. baking powders. aSc. csc
box gloss starch. Soc. $50 can pure
Italy olive OIL fi2s. ice rolls toilet
paper, use. 7so iar marmaiade. i7ise.
use pkg washing powder. ite. Soc
broomn. 40c. soc can unvc oil. skc stall
~ Toe nippy and deviiod cheese. &c.
stan -. fresh made peanut batter. ice
10. stall 49, fresh Washington creamery
butter. tec ID. fresh local ranch ergs
Sec dox rastcurizod milk. 80 pt. &c at
pIkE rIACr--sArtRDAY
stall ~, pure Eranuiated sugar. lbs
soc. : lbs soc. IS lbs 81 80 stall 70.
pure pasteurizcd milk. Sc pt. &c 1T stall
1893. gSc hottie tomato ratsup i5c. stall
~, own churned butter. acc No. and aSc
10, lbs 75c. Stall 1903. new huckwh.at
flour. ~ -lh sack soc. e-ih sack sbc
stalls b4-bt, 4oc can coffee. sac; fancy
corn. Toe can Toe crackers. SCI &c
crackers &c. stalls $3.50. ebc baking
powder. Use. bulk cocoa or chocolate gkr
H.. toc bulk coffeos and teas. ~ lbs
soc. or lbs. St.b0. Stall 81, fresh made
peanut butter Ice II . ihA use; olcomar-
Farine. Csc 10. stan 1897. steer steak.
i2hc h. veal steak. i2Mc H.. veal
roast, Zoe III dry salt pork, i0c III local
bacon, ibisc 10.
SOUTH END-MoNDAy
Corn flakes. pkEs he, rolled oats. c
lbs 2sc, steer steak. lave III. lamh
chops teisc H.; Arm ana Hammer soda
fe ana Sc pkg. best Jersey butter. lbs
7sc very best storage eggs. doa use
run cream choose 22c H.. halibut. lbs
eSc. crabs. FOR 26c. Eastern oysters abr
~ parsnipH bcets. carrots. etc.
lunches &c; lettuce. &c; celery, DC and
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si-pUBLIC NOTICES

WANTED = rRiENps 10 KNOW
AaaiEh T. Hraud nd; n Portland. zs
reported. bat win sues Glass and Paint
Co 1881 westfaks ave
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2o-Male Situations Wanted

ftnsr Class nUTCltER Win HErr
sfencss. experienced Ia hafh hiiiinE and
rpttias. dvslfrs position wWh reliable
firu m er out ~ ritf inquire af az
drrss Meraib iinfri Albany. seattle
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NINE. VICTORIA

Tn. celebrated phrsosiassss. cisirseTanf
snd patrnist, aisas scienfifr readings
ea ell affairs - life. past. present OF
fstuFr Yea have seen the ofhsrs usw
zee The beat, N IN trguhis All readings
nuefaatssd rafisfaesory OF no fees &c.
espfsS hsadinEs tee Locafina over
Omf sfas stare tAtA rlhs q fnasn n
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SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS
EGYPTIAN
PHRENOIOGIST

Madam Nina has Just arrived tn Seattle
never was here before and she can tel
you al your past iifc and what your
future lfe 10 to be- can advise gosi IN
business affairs family affairs and iate
Affairs. tell you when you vlfi marry
and ihs Initial u the one YOU viii
marry. how To conquer your enemies
and avoid all trouble aud be happy
tells you IN regard % your absent
friends tells yeu what You are adapted
for and how to be surceasfni Ia life.
tells you what business IL most lucky
Tor you The madam win give you
svery satisfaction she viii ruarantee
to Kiys you satisfaction on al affairs
OF life Charges 30 cents The madam
can DO found a. gieW Union 81. be.
tween Second and Third ayes. Vernon
Hotel
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MADAM HONOR WAS BoRN

dria. Egypt she II recognized a. the
most wonderful phronoioglst in .he
world Her readings will astonish YOU
as VOL rs delight you She tells past
present and future correctly. giving YOU
valuable Information on ali affairs Of
ne near ana dear 20 the human heart
II In trouble, Hhe can helm you Her adj .
vice ir good, Try her Guaranteed sat.
istaotlon Room ~ AntIers Hotel
Fourth ave and Union 1T
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JOHN MERLIN. IA. 7i5 Blanch-
ard St. was injured about the head
and legs Friday night when struck
while riding a bicycle. by a machine
driven by w. Haege. l2ii Fir st.
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PUGET SOUND
STEAMERS
ALL LOCAL ROUTES
-ryaMERs LEAVE FROM corNAS
DOCK. roof or MARION srKEEr
is-as. Arrive
ssaiii. Seattle
Victoria. n. C.-rert Tewnsesd--rcst
Angeles
zee steamer sci Due sori s5epm
MID fTosns~fd. wiiiisms daily
nirht iDUnnensss fseantml.
daily Angeles and Victoria
'poe. not call sti
lvicioria sunssvr
Tseem. Direct
TfsosFnlstes mers Tacoma and7 tl,csn
fipoaH Indianapolis for Tai ne seam
II feafa coma direct steamer !. zepm
stNpm every two hours. seci szspm
fcopzn single trip soc rounii t,epn
kefrrn TRIP. Connections at teprn
5ehpfa Tacoma with steam s1spm
sitrrn srr fer Olympia and 70 ssprn
daily Shelton daily
For, Tewpsena special
se6asn ssr. sious, for PORT ispm
; ofrrn Townsend direct ieifepn
daily connects at Townsend daily
with rail- lines for all
points on Olympic
peninsula
Port Towns~.d--tnscerte.-
B~iiinxham
feesrn Steamer wbat~em. team
daily fer Per, Townsend. daily
fAnarosies and Bel
bingham
Fveretf--Beliinsh ans--Ana~ertss--
Port Tcwus~nd
10 eorrn s. :. .Knishas. fsrI sspTn
daily iEverstt Anacortes daily
sna lie me- n a m
Calls a, ror; Town
send south bound on
~ Does not call at
Everett Saturday.
San Juan Observation-Disclosures
issoo Str. Rosaiie. for Port oepra
rnidr' ht Tow nsend and Bell Tu-sd'y
Sunday bingham. via all SAM rhurs'y
Tussd'y Juan island points satur'y
Thurs'y
san Juan I.isnas- ham
7.eosm str. City Of Anxrles. 7seeprn
Tuesa'y for Rockingham VITA Monday
Thurs'y San Juan Island weenes
satuF'y points Friday
Fort Towns~nd--rort Ansei~.-N~ah
Ray and Way Porte
1900 steamer Utopia. fori A.eopni
nidnhtpor, Townsend. Port Tue.d'y
sundsylAnselss. Nesh bay Thur.'y
Tuesd'y and way ports satury
Thursd
rort rowns~nd--Port Angeles and
Way Ports
1890 str. waisieaie. forI s.eorn
nidn'ht Port Townsend. Port Sunday
MondaylAnEeies, clsram and wednes
wednes way ports Friday
Friday
Port Gamhic--tudiew-Fis
sioepm Steamer Puget. Tor ioafn
daiiy Kingston. g m G., daily
except ~ VI a Tow 'EElon,l except
satur'ylF las Ter. Townsend. sunday
Evansville, frondalel
and Hadiock
saturday Only
s;oepm steamer Puget, for s.oopm
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points
sunday Only
sleoan Steamer PUGET. for t.scpn,
Kingston. Ludlow and
way points.
Hood Csnsi--t.smhlc-Lu
. ooam str rotiatch forl s..sam
daily LUDLOW. Port Gamble daily
except 'spanEor and all except
Sunday points on Hood Canal Monday
steamer Kuishan win call At Port
Townsend. rorthhound Saturdays
only leaving Seattle at 10 y M
Points marked 80 are boat landings
Passengers for these rointn and for
other boat landing points mus, make
their own arrangements for iandins.
and assume all risk and liability in
making such landing. Steamers pas
s.nger rate does not include boat land.
inr charges
baggage liability Is limited TO wear
Ing apparel, not TO exceed 500 for
whole ticket $50 pounds allowed free
Steamers and schedules subject TO
change without notice. Freight re.
ceived daily for all points texceptinx
Tacomal named IN above schedule
Tickets must b. purchased at tiekr,
office, open frosn $40 a m to 1900
midnight
PUGET SOUND NAVIGATION co
Ticket office. Coiman Dock.
Phone. Main sses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

GEORGE J. JACKSON, OF the
Montelius Music Co. died suddenly
OF apoplexy Friday night in his
apartment In the Washington Ar
mex. -
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\ FEMALE Help WANTED

~ FEMALE tftNF WAN tO
YorN1 WOMAN Vito Has WRp soNr
experience stock SELLER office
ability AND Seattle acquaintance. can
secure a permanent place ~ address.
ina Us u references aFn right nua
N-,s STAR
Any fNrEiiIuENr rEnHoN NAY
earn 80 90 see weekly corresponding
fsf newspapers 80 60 sts Wrskiy 10
spare time experiences unnecessary No
csatassius steaaF sofk send far psf.
tirulars National Press nafrau nuf.
faie N,4
At oSrE al4 GaNptNA no TRAVEL
deiuaHstfafa aut cell sell established
iins 20 our dealers Previous experience
ues n~c-ssarf gand pay. Railroad
tsfe paid "eeafish ptaS co. psp'
tssis omaha. Neb
WOMEN = nEcoME UoyERSMr~r
rirfks go month ssAttia snamiua.
lions coming tlst positions ohtainabie
free Frsnktin Institute. Dept fslrr
herhsstrr y y
wASrEn--A GOOD aiiii. or woM.S
she uadrfs'anas caasiuE Wages tss
WANTED FonEiGS eiRf.- 80 fAM.
fy ma aashinE wages tta Phone
ksnNooa sses1
WANTED = ulHL FoH oENEnAt
ss.sss - ssei Sssss k.ss 80 isss
,2-Fcmale Situation
POSITION nv LAraE HrnoNu. MD
dis.sssd Norau. experienced n rhieL
en- dinnef house. reuaffr nrtrl of
rsof1inx house Address Ms. NtaF
WANTED. ny WIDOW HotHs -
Inc "a wtaowsrs family o. baehrinf
Coed plain Geek fiDx XII star
YorNa w5NAN. WITH noon REFEW
saees. desires position ~ store Or
~aitfess work where fturh sarssi~nr~
Z. NOT required Main tfst
~ DEDcnNAf
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clairvoyant and card reader
WIN ten Our past present and future
No charge N She does not toll you tho
truth Room .. Elliott Hotel, ios "a
Pike
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LEGAL NOTICES

rs rfBN DISTRICT corRT oF TIE
rnifed states ~ shS Wssisfh District
- washington. Nurthrru niFtslnu
~ nANKHrf-rCr 80 tgTi
NOTICE OF CREDITORS MEETING
IN ibs Matter - John W. Hickey. Bank
Fmrs
To the creditors 81 the above named
hankrmpi
Seilre l. hereby given thA' an ths i7th
eaf - Orteesf. iste the said John "
utrksY vas daily adfnetrAtSt bankrupt
and that ~. frs; mssiiug % fhs cred
itcrs ~ said bankrupt siii - held at
The office % the Referee n BANKRUPTCY,
itet I. q fruiih Blds. In Seattle. IN
said district. on the snh Gay 81 Noeefr-
bsr, 1919. Al a'eioes ia the afternoon.
q; witch time creditors may st;sud.
prove sh-iF ciains appoint trustee.
sfauin- ths bankrupt. and tfansaci
such ether tusines. "a may properly
ennss before said meeting
Dated ~ Eezftie. IN said district. this
ssth day ~ october. 1919
q "a NAWKfSR
Referee n nankrupfry.
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cAsit VIII nE PAID F0R ar1dET.
tons ana bright idea. Tor explanations
80 ~iF-s ebsn one is compelled 10 ~
cut late ~ utEhf. Novel ard original
excuses desired. must ~ plausible
FraHk 7. Manson. Marx A Mathews
John A. Ncgr~Eor Charles q Tffin
Francis -. Geesi Mall al answers 10
Ivan q. Hyiana fseuman Building No.
attic. Put your name and address ~.
each suggestion. None bot h0Ha fidr
An.nera AILL y. aana-A.E.l az MA u.
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AND PHRENOLOGIsT
hib University. between Firm and sixth
Tells past, present ana future consist
inr business and love affairs; advises
you about divorce cases ana what win
be your lucky step ia life Co take. viii
tell fun names of your tower. sweet.
heart friends. enemies. and what You
are most adapted Tor. Special rcsdlnea
Permanently located.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21

There are many barealns
listed In Star Want Ads.
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MADAM MEIIIE

AAsNlfaNstA = l. LII
werfd's greatest cisirsoyart ard rhrsn-
eiasiss. guarantees 20 rad fouf entire
ltfs nass. rrsesnt and fatgrs gives ifa@
Fdfifr on tsistnsss ipss. health ane
fafniiK sffaiFs tells she name - ,ouf
fafufs hussans - wife ana Nhsi 10 Do
% - saeressfsi IN nfs Khs he's fuss
srrirsa 10 this rfri never here tsfafs
Ore welt wffi rsF Tor for Yngr miany
flsarpfiu'msrfs m ethsf. Hhs viii -
move 90 obstacles ard tell Yap hos 10
sin ard hold the enc yuu tsrfrs Fbe
tiyss adgirs en- al tuirrftant affairs %
Mfs Special readings tar Hotel Eik
faafu 9. itti seeund rssr Pie
E4NfTfAN PffHENoLogtkT
Nhr rsaa@ Fanr eHiire uf~ giving advice
On family Troubles love speculation.
tnafriarr. separations uni'rs tho sspa.
rated Why net s~s the hrst phrrnoio.
ririT satisfaefien guaranteed see
reaagnE. Tor fhfF seek si2 fsir.
Will. kkNottsE TRUMPET NEETfN6s
Sunday ana Tsursday evenings tiiy
fhpias ~ appointment Capitol $3.50
iiitA usrriseu .
MNE PAULINE ct.AIHvoYANr AM
trace medinm nsaainrs guaranteed
~, ~ stairs. 1is oihe Phone
Frf.i, CARD HEADINGS. sf crSTs
Hotel risst. Pine - rean .ss
CIRCLES IT ERDAY AND FRIDAY
evenings readings daily. lecture gsn.
DAY sFsninE messages foiia9 ffsg
rhirf. opposite posioffice Hotel nyh@s
goi.p SION ~ WINDOW. iaso SEW
sufh ave. locates eiaiftoysnt. correct
service no rraft one price
MADAM FpY-nELfAHt.E rfsNfRvoY-
art card reader. itis Fifth. Elliott
-.~Se~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~o~~~~~~
Poor Rent Furnished
81 NONTif-rCnNtsHE COTTAGE AT
MAI raH ana electricity large lot
Tin. Wow East stst
ron RENT 1-RooM FrnNiFifED cor
~SeOOe~~~e~e~~~~~~~~ e1~SNe~0~~SS~~~~~
27--Fcr Rent UNFINISHED
s-nooM DrpLEN HOUSE. .sis Sc.
end W Queen Anne itte
J SMALL ROOM COTTAGE ~ REAR
nice yard free water near jefferson
car harm $3.50 ata fbth ave
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DAVID y EAFTNAS
1893 Third Ave
WE'LL uufLT t.tOOM noUNEHpAr.
sis- ittts. float - cedar ieEs. 1854.
All complete Price slse see tho pro
rfisins Puget Hotel. siEs ftssi ave
II tae-~s ,neow COTTAGE NEAH hal
lard high sfhaei ara park. saay terms
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-10-21
lo-For Sale Liveatock
l6Agents Wanted


DOWN WITH Hon GASOLINE ,--dsso.
Tonic equals automobile gasoline AZ te
per gallon Sell 4; 20 ear owners ani
make big profits Sales guaranteed.
white Nfx. Co. Dept -. Cineinnat. o.
BURN BARRErS or FREE AIR IN.
stead OF gasoline IN aptsmobus. Ss~.
inrrpenxtv. scientific dsvic~. applied In
10 minutes. saves big money. hig profits
20 agents. white Mfg Co. Dept -.
Cincinnati o.
BIO MOSEr-sHow AUTOMOBILES
how 20 barn free air instead % en-
psn-ivs gasoline Sell tho Lifi Eiend.
f~nd for power add mileage and
gasoline saving New wtidfirs sriisr-
Free desans Edward Heman. sales
Dept y. Cincinnati. q.
PORTRAIT MEN, SHIP PRINTS. FIN
tshed work or frames Ia "a hours Hap.
10 artists Write for catalogue. Rob.
erts ft19 Niece. Kansas city.
AGENTS WANTED FoR ARTICLE
which no housewife can resist Sells
al almost every hons. Wosrn~r.s sps-
cialiy Exchange, al Weisgsrber Bidx.
Lewiston. IDAHO
~~~~~>~~s~.r-~>~>~>~~>~
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FACTORY PRICES

On new iron beds 20 close some psttsrr
Dealer. supplied with rugs siss.
'Waldrnn Co. fa1s FnuFth
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- " AAHAsAN ~ ~
Phone Maiu istf i,st Ftr-s Ave-
A LUCKY PURCHASE
SEQ ftxts. % Administer rugs on sale At
t,st each, limit one RUG delivered
With other Tuais SCARS nov offered
n large rugs AZ waiaroa CO. itEs
Fourth.
INFANTS fAYErrE ron skf.r All
hand made. crochet trimmings Is
pieces Clara Luce. isis Rockefeller.
HAVE A FINE fEMAt.E IRISH SET
TER dos. veil broke. ~sii bred. for sale
81 ttb. Address n uatsa. Fiichuek.
wash
$50 FOR 1915
siean-'s thick sxts Administer rugs. limit
one rug Royal kifnan seamless fft
Terms on rtaaF Eosds ~ Maldrnn Co.
Henry Biag
.oooD DINING ROOM sf-r FoR sAf.E
at foas i2th ave. y. ~ rhons Ballard
fsgs
FACTORY PRICES
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
GET READY FOR LAYMEN'S
MISSIONARY MOVEMENT
A Special Train From NeWberry Next
Tuesday-Leave 1880 and Return
After Meeting Tuesday Night.

1t is expected that Newberry will
send some three hundred delegates to
Columbia next Tuesday for the Lay
mems meeting in Columbia
Committees are making a canvass
Of the town of Newberry and also of
Prosperity, and the chairman, Mr.. Jno.
NJ. Kinard requests The Herald and
News to ask the pastors of the coun-
try churches to call the matter to the
attention of their congregations next
Sunday morning and urge as many as
can to attend this great movement. A
special train will be run on TUESDAY
morning over the Southern, leaving
Newberry at 80 in the morning and
returning the same day, leaving Co
lumbia about II o'clock at night so as
to give the delegates who have to re-
turn home an opportunity TO attend
all the sessions of Tuesday, provided
as many as 200 delegates will join the
party. The meeting opens at $50 in
the morning and the special will ar
rive about that hour.
There is an especially attractive
program on for Tuesday. Addresses
will be made by Dr. ]. G.. Dale, Sec
retary laymen's missionary movement
of the A. R. P. church; Dr. J. A. G.
,Shipley, missionary to China; DR.. c..
J. Lowe, also missionary to China, and
DR.. J. T. Henderson, secretary lay
mems missionary movement for the
Southern Baptist church.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04

The Bryson Grocery company is
opening up in Boyce street in the Nc
Caughrin block They will handle a,
full and complete line of groceries.
One feature of the business will be the
retailing of original packages at at
tractive prices. The idea is to encour-
age the buying of groceries in larger
quantities instead of buying in the
expensive small quantity system Mr..
H. NJ. Bryson is manager and has with
him Mr.. J. R. Clary of Saluda. They
will be glad to have their friends and
the people of Newberry and Saluda
counties call On them.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04

buy seventy-five bales Of cotton at the
then current prices for that staple. Mr..
Chappell's celery farming was mat
ter of so much comment that the Sat
urday Evening Post sent a special cor
respondent to visit Mr.. Chappells
place and write up his farm and meth
DDS of growing celery. Mr.. Cnappell
loves South Carolinians and likes to
talk of Newberry and Fairfield coun-
ties. He once was telegraph messen-
ger at Prosperity and recalls many in
cidents of the days of '76 about Pros
perity when Frank Aldridge was the
Republican trial justice at that place.
Mr.. Sig Dumas was another old New
berrian whom Mr.. Blease saw for just
few minutes at Sanford. Mr.. Dumas
was connected thirty years ago with
the old Laurens railroad and ran from
Newberry to Laurens. He is now a
progressive citizen of Sanford, but
loves the memories of the days Wnen
he used to be in Newberry.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
"Fi.Fi." )"

"Fi-N of the Toy Shop" produced
by local talent, was presented at the
opera house Two nights under the
auspices Of Calvin Crozier chapter. All
who took part are to be congratulated
OF the brilliant success of the play.
Every character was, in every sense Of
the word, admirably played and was
greatly enjoyed by all.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
Arrested in Greenwood

Joe Coleman, negro who has been
wanted in this county for some time
on the charge of shooting UP couple
of negroes at Chappells some months
ago was arrested at Greenwood on
Monday and the sheriff notified. Dep
uty VIM. Dorroh went UP to Green
wood and brought Coleman to New
herry iail. where he will await the next
term of the session court.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
SOCIAL.

g 9 g @ g g g g g q q H 1 % V " "
An unusually pleasant rook party
was given Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Elmer Summer. Although the
weather was cold and rainy all was
bright and cheerful within doors, and
nine tables of players enjoyed Mrs.
Summers hospitality. After the games
a delightful salad course was served.
Those present were Mesdames Hunt,
Ewart, Bowman, Frank Sigh, Homer
Schumpert, Holmes, Jas. Smith, Dar-
rell Smith Robt. Smith, 0. H. john
son, O. H. Cannon, Burns, Everett
Evans. Hack Summer, Leland Summer,
Hugh Summer, w. H. Carwile, ]. B.
Mayes, J. B. Fox, Way, Herman
Wright, Lonnie Dickert, W, G, Hou-
seal, Alex Brown, seabrook, Mcintosh,
Schenck, Watkins and Misses IM. L.
Burton, Fannie Mae Carwile, Sarah
Houseal, Woodie Bowman, Florence
Bowman and Pauline Glider.
e&a
Last Thursday afternoon the Wo-
mans club held it's regular meeting
with Mrs. P. E. Scott, Mrs. w. H. Wal
lace, the president, called the meeting
ta order and responses to roll call
were current events, after which the
following program was carried out:
1.-TWO Petty Principalities, Mrs. Frank
Hunter; Russia From Within" Mrs,
;Welch Wilbur; National Library at
Washington" Miss Fannie McCaugh-
rim.
The Friday Evening Bridge Club
held a pleasant meeting with DR.. and
Mrs. E. H. Kibler. After the games
delightful refreshments were served
Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Scott,
Mr.. and Mrs. Spearman, Miss Elizabeth
Dominick and Mr.. and Mrs. Kibler.
Mrs. C. L. Reid was given delight
full bridge party in her honor by Mrs.
J. n. Mclaughlin Friday morning.
after the games a delightful course
luncheon was served the following
guests: Mesdames J. B. Mayes, K.
Nee. Holmes, w. H. Carwile, I. H.
Hunt l.. W. Jones, ]. T. Mayes, Will
son Brown, o. B. Mayer, Herman
Wright and Miss Fannie Mae CarWlle.
The o. L. schumpert chapter, Chill
dren of the Confeieracy, are looking
forward to a pleasant social meeting
this week with Herman Dickert.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
COUNTY SUPPLY
BILL FOR CURRENT YEAR

Newberry County.-For the county
Of Newberry, for ordinary county pur-
roses, three and one-half (31a) mills.
The following amounts are hereby ap-
propriated for the following purposes,
if so much be necessary, for the fiscal
year beginning January 1st, 1915:
For salaries county officers. $ S,665.00
For salaries magistrates,
constables and fees. 49,. 10000
For the county home, pau
pers and prisoners. ..,.. 100000
Roads, bridges and ferries. 100000
Chaingang maintenance -. 100000
Repairs on public buildings. 10000
Books. stationery and prtinig 10000
Contingent expenses and sup
plies for public buildings
and county Offices. ........ 100000
County physicians ....... 10000
County board Of education
(per diem and mileage) -. 1890
Expenses courts Of general
sessions and common pleas 100000
Expenses county board of
equalization ............ $4,000
Dieting and other incidental
expenses of sheriff 49,. 100000
Post mortems and examining
and conveying lunatics. 100000
Insurance on public buildings $4,000
Contingent and miscellaneous
expenses .............. 100000
Interest On loans. .......... 100000
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