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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

Safiian tulee mainita aifa mitd
51nelle paraiten iopii. &umpaa at'
faa marten oppiIaita enemmdn IL
m~oittautau, iinG aialIa tuleipat
fursiit pibett6pifIi.
Eoiiefii opeitaiafii on lhpoutli-
mt Mrs Gill SuotasIS teinbacf.
SON tltlee opettamaan danenmilo-
oostasta ia ioololaliliia. Stis, laii
lunopetiis tulee olemoan taiteiliIan
faiisia, ioten iofaiielle oppilaalle
tuIee tilaiiulis iuaoa oifea tdlitps
danenld fdpttamiiesta. @Ilefirioltta
nut tllee opettamaan teoriaa' ur-
fuIoittoa, foraolilalllla ia foorin'
iobtoa. u
SiIaanfirioitusmafiu on 5000
oppiIaalto. iiiben inmaan lasfettll-
no mafiu faifesta opetufiesta mita
fursieilIa annetaan. Sppilnan on
life o~stettoapo firiat mitd opetufies-
Ia tarmitaan.
Siis, nGmG tursiit otpat niot1lt
et,tp16sId ieurafi,ntien l1ittaretta
ia urfureita marten, ioten opetlts
t,1lee fdpmaan padaiiallilesti niisla
puitteisia mitG ~firffomuiiifin eiltta
miiesiG fplpmpfleen tnlee. wtlltta
nGilIe fnrsieilIe otetaan ptlttptlla-
fin jotfa balnapat itieanld maint-
tuisIo aineisia febittaa. &nrslelbtn
bolulliiet taliiat ilmoittautufoot al
lefirioittaneelle bubtifuitn 10 pat
mddn mertnesiG, etta aiotsio mot
boon mGGrGtG flirsiien tarffa alta-
misdifa.
Seurofunnot! Ottafaa ~fofoufits'
lanne aiia fdiiteltdwdfii ia labetto
fGG misunderstanding fursletlle.
9armoan on monta %ienrafnntao
ioisia Ell ole laiiinfaan motnittuo
benfil01, moriinfin Iellaiitsia lenro
funnisin ioisia pappi fdp barWoih
ianua iulistamasia. &itinfa tor
peen iuuri ieIlaiiiue ieurafuhnille
oliii benfiIo iofa oiaa iobtaa lailno
Observation-Disclosures. On lionnol'
Iista ettG min pGbGsid oiasia emr-
me moi te5oG "mestaria", mttto
los on bpwGlIG olitlla, min iiino-
fin ujasia moi oppia Min poljon
etta tietGG miten on ioitettoma, mi
ten on laulettawa. Site iitte moi
iatfao iamnillaan tieboilla eteen'
p6in. Sumola iiunatfoon tamanftn
pritpfIemme Min ettG iiitd foitutil
bp6tpG bGnen northumberland
Watti @isfari
Weieb.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
urkarigurssit

W VUIIUIIu T5aTrifn1ffTr rrsfrrrT
nan Observation-Disclosures on fieltG
mGttG iuuri mertitps. Sofatnen
lisfomoinen mp6ntGG ettG ban on
monasti murbeen inanlit ilofii
noibtaa lortlaeslaan 9eneelliiiG
Goitlltja. 2aulit on ipirfistGnpt, on
nostanlt mielen forfeuteen. sos
main on fGpnpt lille iofo Dflin on
laltlanut, eifo paljon enemm1n fo-
bota leltrafunnon Ioitllt mGipnpttG
mielt1mme, eifo ie otpon tempaa
mitfonnia? Sc tefee Min, miitta
main iilloin fun loltlu ia lotto iu-
iunat bpptn.
Seurofunnisid Ell pleeniG ole
fpllifii pantu painoa mliiifilliien
pitolen parantomiiefii il,moIan-
polmeIufiiSia. Monosti fuulee ia.
nottapan fun aiinsta on fpIpmps
"WtitG iiIlG on apGlid miten loltIil
in lotto menemGt futt1on pappi
main bpnin iaarnoa, ie ON pGG-
oiia." paltta jos lotto ia laulu on
iefamaa ia eplfparmoa, mennen Jos
fns "penfin ollefin", min on mar
ma ett6 aiotteIemoan fuuliiaan ie
naifuttao tpmpGiiefpGsti ia tho fun
lemania "bppG iaornafin" menet.
tGd ioItiiesti a%rtpostaan.
sos ferran fonnattad maflao
popille palftaa ia fannattm toimio
mitiben Observation-Disclosures tpo-
boaroien arttamiiefii, min fpllG
mposfin fannattaa tebbG iotnin
firffomuiiifin bpp1fii.
8iime firfolIisfofoufiesfa pGGtei
tim firffomuiiifin eltppttGmiiefii
Parma toimeen nrfuri- ia Iliffari.
fitrsiit. 3iioen labempt iGriestelp
i6tettiin N,iorifofomiteolle. @iias
ia @ioriiofomitenn fofoufiisio
neupoteItiia, iGtettiin IopuIlinen
idriestelp oIlefirioittaneen buo-
left.
Moinitut frrsiit tilIaon pit1.
MOAN Galumetisia, MiGb. eniifeiGn
aifana Jos riitt6pG m16rd (nino-
fin 1O) oppiIoito ilrnaantiiit. &urs
iien pitiilis iiiunniteltiin main mel
i6fii a%piifofii, toufofuiin is pGiwas
t6 feidfuun 10 %p6iipGGn, tai elo-
fuan 1 p6imdstd ippsfuun 1 p1i-
mG6n. Sorffo oion mddrddminen
erioIoilla tposfentelepiin nGbben
oil woifea tebt6pG, iifii iImoitom-
me olfmnisoion foboella iowollo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
cabetystervebdys Hfne-
$aomaIalselle.kri
tikamSdlle

Serwebbps raffaasta Snontes-
tommel Monet raffdat Dstapat ia
mieluiiat fofemlfiet Understanding
i1timme faiboiiin mielin Imerifan,
iosIa olimme lanneet leitiemdttd
,upliotta Serron mainiollo tpoSfen-
nellG. &otimooban tullesiamme
aitulloen iiiGlt1 ieIloinen milffaan
toiminnon ntoninaiiuus, ettd ottaa
w~ornlnonfin runlaasti oifoa podS'
t1 Iiiben faiffeen p%erebtDmaan.
Sierra moan runioimmin tp0tani1
ntmenId funniofii iiunatfaor.
Suomen lGbetps ieurafin on 10
pettamnsio moifeus- ia toimintarlf
fam Jpiotenia. 2Gbetpsmaalla &ti-
noSIa owat tpontefiiGmme plen pal
ion ioiraStelleet ia on pitdnpt tDos
ia ppIpttGG marlin wIipneita ia
ipirfistpStG foipaopia woimia. Mt-
noostaan faiffein uupuneimpia
tp0ntefiioitG on moitu futira fott-
moabon mubtpistltmaan. Sifli on,
fin toiapomufiemme laaba labettad
iinne emf wiioben alusio lefpuhtd-
neitG ia aipan uuiiofin tpopotmta.
@frifasia on Sierra eritpiiestittr
Iiunonnut ia wabtpistamtt pelto-
miebiGniG. Sdn on mpos ltldnnpt
observation-disclosures iiten, etta Cot
IoIIe fuulunut ola llufuaniaman
beimosta on iiirtpnpt &einilaiien
GdbetpsIeuran boibosta S1iomen la
betpsieuron .baltuun. SGmd nh'i
ia Iooio tpomaa ipoatii iefa liiottpd
tpowoimaa, ettd waroia. &ipedsti
tormitiiiimme &frifoan fasapatiis-
opilliien i~iwistpfien ioonntta pap
pismiestd pappis- ia iaarnaalale-
minoarin opettaiafii ia iobtojofit.
Sunnettl toiialiaban on eta me-
nestpfieuifen tpon ebtona labetps-
MALTA on ie, ettG poiooon fGpttdd
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. maboolli'
iimmon iuaresia maardsia. &rifoil
foomne eIon Serroa, ettG lobettdtit
IoweIiiosta tpOmdfed eloonia.
Siaiippteen painnmosia olefpo
muotemme on mootinitt ieurdltom-
me IGbes fobben ia puolen milloo-
nan morfan menot. Suonnolltlesft
on taban unrest maifuttanut ro'
bamme oIboinen aripo. @nii plio-
ben menoaupio pddttpp noin toll
meen ia puoleen miIioonaon mart,
fam. Sc Sierra, iofa nellie on tol-
Tin tponid %usfonut, on mpos o'-
man ibmeelIiiesti meta tdiiatln
p,ionnn iiunannut, min eta olem'
me foifen i%oaneet mitd toripinneet-
tin oIemme. &itn fits oloitomme
oineeIIiIeIto puolen fatioen pliipot-
moisto tpomuotto, teemme len Int
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

&un firfollisfofons meloitti
firffofunnon fnsloa $4,000 ltlame
nolla ia m,litenfin fun tGstd tas-
fasto alma on mafiettafpa i%obtoftn-
ion fofousten menot y. m. feboite-
toon iofa ielirofltnnosia ferddmdan
folebteia tommi-, belmi- ia maa
Iisf. aifana firffofunnan fasian bp
tpGfii. gstGpGt, muistafaa runiaal
Ia fabenG tGtd tasiaa, iillG ie on
iu1tresti lpelosia firiapainoliiffeen
fosIole. SItGGmme olfo fitiaita
tGsiafGiin iubteesin "a. = Grief &art-
gas, rabostonboitaio. (11).
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

Sufbolmosia foolla olefpa
Mrotiin firftofous on 36 ddnelld
is mastoan p6dttGnpt poistaa
"Spnmintlmmstiifiesto" idnat "-
iantaiffinen tobotiis". 8Gdtos teb.
tim etipGdsfa maolliffoebustaiien
d6nilId, fin iitG pnstoin %uieinmat
poppisebustaiat tattnnttipat ndioen
ianoien iGilpttdmistd f~Gfitsfiend
ronaoistufien ifitiiintoesto. "
Jon fiitpa iefinl
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

4
foitin. ioitn iIna moioaon tebod;
%ionfun folmannen ip9dn i%aottaa
oIla fiintpnpt iiiben, ettd ban woiii
fotimia fauniintmafii foristaa fiin
fufaan toinen ~pertistenia i~oufosia;
iotamastoin faattaa ola iellaiiiafin
iotfa alinomaa buotailewat iiitd.
fuinfa iiti Ieimisia talee ppfpmaan
ia ipbGntamiG dboistapat iilla,
mabtaiiifo leipGd faififfi elinpai-
wifIi htlla riittGmdan. NGmd to-
lin o,pat maalliiia aiiotta ia tatpa
roito, mmtta Jos ne iaaipat tlilla
ipo6men aiioifii, Min niistd ttlloin
teboadn epGiumalia i%ellaiiia fatn
pnfanat pulwelepat ia ionta tapai-
Tia israelilaiietfin monasti paimelt
mat. Seems ianoi: "0eisia teioan
toparanne. on, iielld on teiodn ip7
6Gmenne."
81 f,faan pubuia tai faarnamies
moi pafoittaa feta Iinun on palipel
tama. Serroafo tai taman mantl-
maninmalia, miitta fpipmpfien moi
teboa ia ie on erittdin tarfea fplp-
mps: &et1 find palwelet?
Soilin, tho Serran apanba pol
meliia, meti iobtopaGtofien tiles
tam ianomaIla: "Wtutta nina ia
mimn iidni buone taboomme pal
mella Serraa."
Sent iuuri wuoiien 'maibteesla,
fotIellesiumme mennptta apnotta o
not fen tapaufiet fopin ttttnja
nellie. pee muistomme monta mus
taa mlrbeenbetfeG, jos fobta mtts
tanemme monia lion ia riemunfin
betfi1. iolloin olimrne ifGdnfiin pp
han i~nnostufien .mallasia ia tenn
me 5pmiG pGGtofiiG: 9lina taboon
pfla mnlmis ttnnltstomaan nsfoa
Uni Seeiufleen. SiitG buolimatta, Jos
fotIelemme itIeGmme Sumalan la'
nan muloSia, min iamme nabod
olemne fomin felnottomat palweli-
iot. SGmG urmotpuoii on 10 men,
mt eifG le enddn palaia. fiflipa on
fin ipptG nloelle %puooelle. aste-
leemme obiata.
lluIi muoii iaottan tito6a f1llefin
polion iiunausta bengelliiesti iefu
ri1umiilliiesti, mitta lie iaattaa tue
bn ~pbtGbpmin pGinpastaistafin
iuuri iitG iota me apGbimmin ooo'
tamnne. sc moi tuooa mufanaan
Inirautta, pnnettomul1tta, tusfaa,
ob0istustu, bGtGG, fuolentan nellie
feIle tabonia, tai fuoleman lunrl
T. wHrista trpfUff
Iiopna binnolla milldGn. 8ot tnot
taa tp"ottDmDDttG, ptttdnifaisto
tautipuooetta iuuri iellaiitlle Denf1
loil[e, ioistn riippuu jonfnn per-
been tololtoelltnen elGmd ia bpiptn-
wointi. 9ljatteleppa tGlloiiin olioito
itiefoboaneii, Min militia lunilei
moistlpan! 81 aparntoonfoon liino
ole .bitnniatippoia, muon ie on fit
fer1G FUN observation-disclosures
5elluiiet fosfepat meibin anfaras-
ii; fellaiiet lp0nnit ne fosfewoi
luibin ia ptimiin loaffa.
&otiellesianme ieurafunnallts
ia tpotG, min meillG on ollut rmtbo
ia mopoi1S ~fofoontua t1nne raffaaf
Il fGpneeleen firffoomme minimum
linnunpoifolet fofoontumnt emon
Ia mitllraomaan peid1n waaniwio
moaroia pafoon. SG1ll1 ioomme
fuiilla ia tutfio %Sumalan ianaa,
ia fen fa1ittu Sumlala meta pab-
pistaa ia robfoiiee taistelusiamme
ipntiG ia mibolIiien juonio mas
toun. Snnellinen iinG pstGpGni,
iofa olet ioonut iannnfuulosta to-
mGntapaista lobtuo. Mei66n iie-
millemme le on uipon m1lttGmG-
tontG, eta fesfindiiesid %iannnfuu
lemiiesia ia tutfimiiesia nabwis-
famine toinen toistomme. SGsti al
moeousto entnte oin fpllin fiittGG
Siimnlaa ia toffopa fitG teemme
o~Ilentaan. Simola on untanaii
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

= 6attuneesta ippstG ilmoitet-
tl ieminoori- ia firfollisjobtofnn-
tien fofous pioet1Gn masta perian-
toinu Ia b. altaen flo 2 ipp.
Mrne @aiurttn
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
Seminaarimme' olfoi jdlleen
toimintanio piime tiistaina.

Samnifuulla on iuoritettli
@uttaian forottomistn bonoeista
mirnerot 173. 176 ia 1T. Soiln-
fuun lopuIIa mafiettiin mpos nro
10.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06
RostorooIifirieet"

"BastoraoIifirjeet" ninttien
firiou ioboosta loiiui nellie dsfet
tdin erds fen ostnio ia lrfija:
"syos ibmiiet tietdiiipdt fen artpcrt
bonffiiipat be len otis ~itielleen".
Oifeoo pubettol airion bintd on
$500.
SuomaIniiin Mmonoftoia
iootorpona Guttaian fonttoristo.
&inta t0e.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1921-01-06

THE AIM OF TIL NEWSPAPER
is: To help preserv he ideals ana
sacred traditions Of us. our ADOPT.
cd country, the Uni.ed States OF
America: To eveie its laws n
inspire others to respect and oDey
them: To strive increasingly %
quicken the public's sense OF civic
DUTY: In all ways 10 aid IN making
s1Ais country greater and better than
we found il.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

turned from a visit to their son, Mr..
I. B. Mann and his wife in Washing
ton, D. c., after an enjoyable and in
teresting trip.
Miss Lille Mann and Mr.. Howell
T. Campbell of Columbia were mar
ried in Columbia Sunday night and
have gone to the mountains for cou-
pie weeks.
Mrs. F. c.. AIewine of Greenville
is visiting her mother, Mrs. Vaughn,
in Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kibler and
daughter, Miss Florence, have return
ed from Saluda, N. C.
Mrs. T. 3. Wicker went to New
berry on business Friday to be gone
for two days.-Cokesbury cor. Green
wood ndex-Journal, 30tk.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Y. Abrams and
daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Calhoun
Harman, Jr., and baby delightfully."-
spent yesterday with the formers Sis
ter and brother-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. S. Wells Of Greenwood.
Mrs. W. C. Turner of Ninety-Six
is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. B. Mar
tin. Mrs. Martin has also her nleces,
Misses Martha and Ida Stewart, of
Spartanbu"g. on visit.
Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr., and little
! daughter, Lalla Rook, left on Monday
for their home in Baltimore, accom-
panied by Miss Elizabeth Stone OF
Greenville. Mrs. Johastone's mahy
friends enjoyed her pleasant visit to
her mother, Mrs. J. w. NJ. Simmons
In the recent laath IF Hon. George
S. Mower of Newberry, South Caro-
lima lost a prominent and distinguish
ed citizen. He was an able states
man, eminent jurist, past master CT
grand lodge of Masons and genial
warm hearted Christian gentleman
In common with his hosts OF friends
| I sincerely regret his departure anc
tenderly sympathize with his bereavec
familv-Jones cor. Greenwood Index
Journal.
DR.. J. Edwin Boozer underwent q
serious operation at a Columbia hos
pital Thursday and his condition IS re-
ported as very favorable for complete
recovery. DR.. Boozer suffered brok
en- thigh in an automobile accident
several months ago on the Garner's
Ferry road, his car being struck II
the rear while he was adjusting the
lights in front. The operation was
made necessary on account of the Sc
we're injury he sustained in the accl
dent.-The State, 31st.
Mrs. Hancock and two children
visiting Mrs. Caleb Bushardt, will.
leave Tuesday for their home II
Georgetown.
Miss Grace Hutchinson returned
on Sunday to Greenville after visit
ing relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. Munson Buford left on Satur
day night for Atlanta to be with nj:
brother, Mr.. Fair Buford, who wa:
not resting so well after undergoing
operation for the removal of an eye
Fairs friends will sympathize witt
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

him in the loss of his eye. While in
Atlanta Munson will submit to treat
ment for his eyes, which have been
giving him trouble.
Miss Bernice Adams of Blairs
spent last Thursday in the city with
relatives at the Central house.
Mr.. and Mrs. James L. Browning re-
turned on Saturday from their bridal
tour of the mountains and spent un-
til Sunday evening in Newberry,
when they went to their home at
Goldville.
Mrs. Charles E. Cheatham and lit
tie daughter of Greenville are visit
| ing Ger parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Lee
Hayes.
DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Carson and Mr..
and Mrs. l. H. Hunt left Monday for
Gastonia, N. c., to attend the A. r.
P. summer conference at Linwood
college. Miss Marion Jones will
leave for the same place and occasion
after the Renwick- wedding
this week.
Mrs. E. T. Bales and daughter
Miss Delmar Bales, of Anderson
were in the city last week, stopping
at the Newberry hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Philips came
from Darlington last week. While Mr.
Philips is on a business trip to Viii.
mington Mrs. Philips is extending he,
visit to her mother, Mrs. Lizzie Mel
! ton, at Helena.
Mayor Eugene Blease is out agair
from his confinement at home, anc
we, the people, are glad to see hin
about.
! Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. D. XII
nard of Rodelsperger street, son.
A great big time is promised at the
!, Little Mountain reunion Friday.
Baseball is all the rage. Bats, ball:
and everything else are to be had a
Jno. B. Mayes' book mad various ant
all about store.
Cotton was quoted on Monday af
ternoon at II IA.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

Lost on Sunday, July 31st at Mace
donia church "a gold wrist watch
with one link. Please return to
Mrs. A. L. Shealy, Prosperity, S. c.
Liberal reward offered.
Spit
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

Money to lend on farm lands. Long
terms and easy payments. 7 per
cent. See Frank R. Hunter, Solic-
itor, or Dominick & Workman,
Attys. o-z-ztp
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

One hundred and twenty-five bushels
double Burr Clover seed
for sale at one dollar per bushel,
F. O. B. Newberry, S. C. Nat Gist.
S-2-4t
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

On last Friday Mr. and Mrs. j Il.
Aull entertained large number of
friends and relatives in honor of their
s5th wedding anniversary. They are
a remarkable and charming old cou-
pie, and dispense hospitality with the
elegance and grace of eye olden
time" Among those from Ninety
Six who enjoyed this day were DR..
and Mrs. Brunson, Mrs. Sloan and
H. N .Sloan.-Mr. John Kinard of
Newberry spent the weekend with
Miss Annie Blake.-Ninety-Six cor.
Greenwood Index-J Journal, 2Sth.
Mrs. Halle N. Greneker is spend
ing some time at Lake Junaluska TAX
ing a special teacher training course.
-Edgefeld Advertiser, 27th.
Miss Mary Walker gave an after
noon picnic on Monday for Miss Eliz-
abeth Wright of Newberry. About
80 young people enjoyed the occasion.
Mr.. T. B. Rowland and, Miss Mary
Walker have returned from visit to
relatives in Newberry.-Miss Leda
Gall of Leesville is spending a while
with friends.-Johnston cor. Edgefield
Advertiser, 9th.
Senator D. D. McColl, representing
the Marlboro cotton mills, z. F.
Wright and George w. Summer, rep
resenting the Newberry mills, H. 0.
Wallace, representing the Textile
Supply company of Greenville, H. l..
Tatum, representing the Dillon cotton
mills, and others were here yesterday
appearing before the South Carolina
tax commission in interest of lower
sessments.-The State, Columbia,
29th.
DR.. J. w. Carson is mentioned in a
list of speakers for the summer con-
ference of the Associate Reformed
Presbyterian church at Linwood col
1eee, N. c., beginning Tuesday.
Miss Sara Banks and Mr.. Fred Liv-
ingston of Newberry county were ap-
pointed on a committee in Columbia
at the convention of the blind last
week on some addition to the consti-
tuition.
Mr.. Geo. E. Long, who has been
travelling through North and South
Carolina as salesman for Federal
shoes, returned home last week, that
being his ''last week out"
: Mrs. L. j. Johnson Of Cross Hill is
spending couple weeks at the home
Of her aunt, Mrs. W. S. Mann. She
was formerly Miss Carrie Longshore
of the county and her many friends
will be glad to see her.
DR.. O. B. Mayer of Newberry and
Miss Eoline S. Wheeler of Prosperity,
who with others successfully passed ex
aminationi in June were announced by
the State board of medical examiners
in Columbia Friday, the former as
NJ. D., and the latter as trained nurse,
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02

Bowers, who is ''vacating" in Georgia.
We didn't hear one of the sermons,
but Just know on general principles
that all were good. Dr.. Freed ad-
dressed the union meeting of Sunday
school in the morning and precahed
at night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W Cromer and
Misses Estelle and Marie Moore re-
turned On Sunday from Tyoee.
Mrs. F. n. Gaines Of Baton Rouge,
La. is visiting her parents, Mr., and
Mrs. R. C. Perry.
Messrs Gordon and Irvine Leslie
will leave at 5 5'o'clock Tuesday morn
inc for Asheville to take moving pic
tures for the Asheville board OF trade.
Miss Lucille Smith of Kinards is
spending a few days with her aunt,
Mrs. J. L. Walker at Johnston
Greenwood Index-J ournal, 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Julien motored
to Greenwood Sunday and spent a
short time in that city.
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer accompanied
bv Mr.. z. F. Wright in that fast Cad
lilac trip to Columbia last week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Earhardt, ac-
companied by young J. w. Earhardt,
.Jr.. will leave on Tuesday for Column
bia TO spend a week with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. L. Huffman and family.
Mr.. Wilbur K. Bushardt spent
Friday and Saturday at White Rock
with Mr.. Leroy Slice and attended a
delightful card party given by Miss
Rachel Rauch, which all enjoyed. Be-
fore going to Wite Rock he played
centerfeld for the American Legion
team at Clinton Thursday afternoon
and is said to have made star play
in left fiel, after the ball had passed
Paysinger. They say he is Some
ball player for Newberry."
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Summer, Miss
Lila Summer and Leland Summer
Jr., motored to Columbia Sunday and
spent the day with Mr.. and Mrs. j
H. Summer, Jr.
1r. O. A. Lominick was a Sunday
visitor in Abbeville.
! Messrs. Marion Fridy, Harry Har'
deman and Mclean, accompanied
Misses Mary and Claudia Wheeler tc
Anderson Saturday, returning Sunday
with Miss Freeda Creech, who hac
been visiting in that city and is no"
Visiting Miss Marguerite Burns.
Mr.. w. H: Blats has returned from
visiting relatives in Columbia and Will
mington, which was to his enjoyment
and health benefit during his vacation
but he hasn't ended it yet, and vii
go to Atlanta next week to visit rel
atives in that city.
DR.. ]. M. Kibler and his son.in.
law, Mr.. Henry Holley of Aiken
have returned from the Greenville
Hospital after undergoing operations
for the removal of their tonsils. Dr.
Kibler has recovered and is attend
mig to the calls of his profession. Mr.
Holley, however, is still suffering from
the after-efects of the operation.
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Mann have re.
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as qualified to practice their profes-

as qualified to practice their profes-
sion.
Miss Bess Crews of Laurens was
pleasant visitor last week in the home
of Misses Minnie and Corrie Lei
Havird.
Mrs. Andrena Moses is visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Bruce. She motor
ed from Sumter Friday with Mrs. Mo-
ise and son Harold on their way to
the mountains. Mr.. Clifton Noise,
who is one of the teachers at the sum-
mer school here, accompanied them
to spend the weekend.
Mrs. E. H. Cousins and son Luther
motored to Columbia Saturday to
spend the day.
Miss Aline Davis of Columbia is
visiting her cousins, Misses Helen and
Clara Davis.
Miss Lola Taylor, having finished
her vacation in Newberry, has re-
turned to her work in Columbia. She
was accompanied there by her mother,
Mrs. Lucy Taylor, who spent the
weekend.
DR.. B. E. Kneece has returned from
Manning, where he was last week on
professional business.
DR.. O. Jacobs attended the annual
meeting of the State Veterinarians
held during the past week in Green
ville.-Laurensville Herald, 29th.
Misses Ethel and Mildred Cromer
of Greenville are visiting relatives
here and are now the pleasant guests
of Misses Lora and Mary Wicker at
the home of their sister, Mrs. H. 0.
Stone.
Mr.. H. Claremont Moses of South
Carolina, mentioned in late Wash
ington dispatches as having been ele-
waited from clerk at Pernambuco to
the rank of vice consul, is the son OF
the late H. C. Moses, formerly OF
Newberry, the mother of young Mos
es, formerly Miss Andrena Werber OF
this city, now living in Sumter. This
will be news of much interest to our
many readers.
DR.. A. J. Bowers of Greenwood
spent Friday night in Newberry on
his way to Springfield, Ca, for a
weeks visit. He was accompanied by
his sister, Miss jamie Bowers, return
| ing to her home in Springfield after
visiting relatives in Newberry and
Greenwood.
Mrs. Nathan Morris and Miss Jen-
ME Morris left Sunday for Hender-
sonville to spend the month of Aug
ust.
Mrs. Wise and little son of Allan
ia, who have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. T. C. Stewart, are on a visit to
relatives in Chester.
Miss Marion Daniel, who went to
st. Matthews at the close Of the Win
throp summer school, also visited in
her former home city of Abbeville be-
fore returning to Newberry last week,
DIR. A. G. Voigt preached for DR..
C. A. Freed, who preached in Ninety
Six, Sunday, and DR.. W. K. Gotwald
preached in Greenwood for DR.. A. j,
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Flower pots, large. medium and small.
Hal konn
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Mimnaugh's big three
day remnant sale Thurs
day, Friday and Satur-
day.
SPECIAL NOTICE

Farmers, please sun your wheat be-
fore sending to mill. T. A. Robin
son. 8-2-2tp
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Deep we'll driliing-When in need of
wells consult White and Frick,
Little Mountain, S. c., as to prices.
Satisfaction guar antee''.
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