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iTKELY PERSONAL The Movenr'nts of iv.au y People, New* berrians and Those Who Visit New berry. Miss Amy Wolf of Laurens is the of Miss \kirv Lnn Rnllork Hon. 1). F. Kfird and daughter. Miss Pfrtha of Lexington visited relatives :r. the city several days last week. Miss Eva Frick of Chapin is the guest of relatives and friends during commencement. *^iss Trent Keitt is at home, from Converse college for the summer vacation. Misses Daisy and Mary Sue Wilson of Clinton spent the week-end w:":h relatives in tlie city. Robert Perry and T. Roy Summer o- Newberry spent yesterday in Columbia.?The State. Mrs. Mary E. Lake of Newberry is visiting her daughter. Mrs. G. W. Connor who has been unwell for sev eral days.?Greenwood Journal. Miss Kathleen Woodley and Miss Lois Wilson left Wednesday for Newberry.?Tatum eor. Pee Dee Advocate. Mrs. L. iM. Badliam and children of Newberry are here on a visit to her father, Mr. J. L. Gavin.?The Dorchester Eagle. Miss Bessie Kibler and Miss Annie Kibler of Newberry are visiting Miss Lucile Moorliead in Johnson street. ?The Gaffney Ledger. Mr. and Airs. E. Kellers Mitchell have returned from a visit to relatives in Newberry and Propserity.? Lexington News. 1*1 rs. iVictnt: 1 uruci ui >cnucuj' 10 visiting her sister, Mrs. Christeen Parkerman this week.?Grendel cor. Greenwood Index. Ernest Anderson, for several years superintendent of schools of Newberry, did not offer for reelection this year.?Southern School News. Dr. W. E. Pelham, Jr., left on Monday for Chattanooga. Tenn., to attend a convention of the surgeons of the Southern Railway. Hr. Robert Moore of (Roanoke, 'Va., is on a visit to home folks. His sister, Miss Marie Moore, who has been working at Anderson is also at home, having come home on a vacation. ?Mr. Thos F. Suber who taught school the past year at Walterboro is ?:ii. spenaiLg nis vacauon wuu ms lama, Mr W. F. Suber at his plantation on Broad River. t?irs. G. C. Young has returned from Newberry after a visit to her daughter-in-law, Mrs. T. R. Young who has been seriously ill but is now somewhat better.?Clinton Chronicle. Misses Lizzie and Ruth McCrackin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mc Craekin of the northern suourDs 01 .the city, graduated from Chicora college in Columbia last Wednesday. Mrs. J. Thad McCrackin was a commencement visitor in Columbia last week returning to Newberry Thursday with .Misses Lizzie and Ruth McCrackin. Dr. W. G. Houseal of Newberry was ill V?l/lUlAlX?Ja ?? " v~~ ? the meeting of the trustees of the State iMedical college in Charleston.? The State. Mrs. C. A. Murphy and little son fP?k HOWARD ESTABROG in'MYSTERIES A FEATI LESLIES ARC; THURSDA Claude, .ir.. attended the commence- 1 I ment exercises of Chicora college and I is now spending some time with ?i her parents. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Mc-i I C-rackin. i . r I i Mr. and Mrs. nennetie aim j o!' Newberry spent Thursday in tlie | J city with their sister. Mrs. J. L. Bol- j | ton. They were en route to their new J | home in Winston-Salem.?Union | Times. i.iiss Rachel McCrackin who taught the nast session in Laurens (county attended the "Chicaro college I j * i i commencement exercises last weekj ! and is now at home with her parents, j j Mr. and Mrs. S. P. McCrackin. j j Fred H. Dominick, candidate for: congress from the third district, , was a visitor in the city last night.! j Mr. Dominick is making a tour of the j | district in his automobile.?G-reen! wood Journal. i Mr. and Mrs. P. E. Scott have gone to Chicago and the west to visit relatives and while there will take in , the great Republican convention ! which meets this week in 'Chicago They will be absent for several ! weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Charles 'Suber of ' Newberry and Mr. and Mrs. Patrick ! Mitchell oi Prosperity attended the high school commencement, guests or' n- onH iMre it! Keller Mitchell, com x/i . ui;u aua w? * -. _ | ing down in automobiles.?Lexing| ton News. i Walter H. Hu t, president of tha j Oakland cotton mill in Newberry, and j John M. Kinard, president of the ' Commercial bank of Newberry, pas- j sed through Columbia yesterday, re-1 turning from an extended trip! , through the North.?The State. i B. V. Chapman, member of the i house of representatives from New-! | berry county, and candidate in the i approaching campaign for the office j | of solicitor of the Eighth judicial cir- | 1 cuit, spent yesterday in 'Columbia.? The State. i Prof. T. F. Suber, who was principal of the Walterborp school during the past session, has gone to his . home in Newberry county. ?Mr. SuI ber will go to the Lutherna Seminary I next term where he will take a thej ologicsQ course preparatory to beI coming a minister of the Lutheran I church.?The Press and Standard. ' Tlr James P. Kinard succeeds Er j nest Anderson at Newberry. Dr. Kin-1 ard was for many years "head of the \ ; department of English at Winthropi | college. He left Winthrop to take a | similar position at the Citadel. While there he was offered the presidency , of Anderson college. He accepted ; and has been in Anderson two years. i ' i j ! [A few montns ago ne resigns, | Kinard is a native of Newberry, and ! | has numbers of friends who will wel; come him home.?Southern School News. VARIOCS AND ATX ABOUT Commencement week. Won't it be lonesome for us young folks when the college boys are gone. Mr. T. A. Dominick of Prosperity I announces in this issue for the legislature. The Calendar society will meet Wednesday at 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Will Cromer. Mary Pickford, everybody's favorite, in "The Eternal Grind,"' Leslies Arcade Friday. i The Calvin Crozier chapter U. D. | ' " r I gHBHHnanBanNaannBBMB I gWWi: 11^ ft. AND JEAN SVTHfcKN of MYRA" JftE SERIES ^DE THEATRE Y JUNE 9th i Opera House ! PROGRAMME j IT ESI) AY, .JIM! Cth >I:ifOnlv "MILLSTONES'* Darwin Karr, .\ell Crate, John Junior 2-part Essanav "THE TENDER HEAKTEI) HOY" Mae Marsh Biograph Reissue "THE BATTLE ROYAL" Vim Comedy | ! WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7th "'HAUNTED AND HOUNDED'* ; 3-part Knickerbocker "ROMANCE AND RIOT" ! Hose Melville, as Sis Hopkins and Henry Mnrdock Kalem 'Coraedv l * TUIDWDiV If TV V ' " SIX'S PENALTY^ | Anne Schaefer and Mary Anderson I 3-part Vitagraph "HOT STUFF** Biograph Comedy i And tlie 2nd Episode of "TIIK STRAXflE CASE OF 3IAKY PAGE* j C. will meet Tuesday afternoon at 3 j o'clock with Mrs. A. H. Dickert. The graduating class of Newberry; college this year numbers 26. three ! of whom are young ladies. i William Farnum is the star of the first Fox film at the Arcade Tuesday. Be sure to see him in "The Plunderi er" from the novel by Rov Norton. Whites One Arm Wonders played ball on the college diamond Monday ; ! afternoon and will play again this! afternoon. Mr. James C. Kinard of graduating ! class lias been awarded first honor. ! | The second honor goes to ?Mr. Dewey j Ail CI . If you get lost from your friend; while walking about the city, just go j into the Arcade. You won't hg/?e long . to wait. j j Cannon G. Blease has filed his j j pledge and paid liis assessment as .1 j candidate for sheriff. He is the first j ! candidate to file his pledge. Summer's Garage has sold within' the past week cars as follows: Rev. | C. T. Croker, R. M. Werts, ani Amo3 Conwill, Maxwells'; Pat 'Mitchell an Oakland. One of the two traveling men who ^ v/ * STUDEBAK Detroit, Mich. ? - % iti tt r 11 South Bend, ma. waiKer FOUR CYLINDER MOD Touring Car, 7-Passenger Roadster, 3.Passenger Landau-Roadster 3-Passenger Sedan mm ' SIX-CYLINDAR MODE Touring Car, 7-Psssenger Roadster, 3-Passenger Landau-Roadster, 3-Passenger Coupe, 4-Passenger Sedan .... Limousine, 7-Passenger F. O. B. Detroit have been selling pecans for planting, j <i;< ppert dead on the streets of Pros- | Sunday afternoon about o j O ( 1: ' t !< Jasper chanter I) A. R. will meet I Friday morning at lu:3<> o'clock at: the home of Miss Mary L. Burton This is a most important meeting and the members are urged to attend. There was a little one-sided scri*i mage Saturday afternoon on tlie sidewalk just in front of J. H. Summer I Notice t< V -rr -r < ^ We are still c for all model ca: $2,000 dollars cars. We will; can give us. vv satisfactory. Let us do you do your work f< We have a go skid casings thai regular price $1( ular price $13.4( a good many A. 1 P- r% A ? 1 /% 3KMD, DUXO 1-Z We will sell i and Goodyear 1 SUMM I Take the .1 . 1 gup mat kik fI BUILT?a / knows h There's no i to be had ai of California n Detroit the city cars?"w and ma other ci i. i _ - lerea ac than ai In California the Stat where t over an anyoth< the yeai tered?1 more tk California KNO1 ing the bulk of t ? baker favorite b :er buying. t irille Ont * l^C reason parison of a Stuc ELS . , size ana quality < $875 MORE. So they 850 yOU 5ec the cars. 1150 1525 a"zz McH^ . 1350 1600 1675 * 2500 C. W. FAN! ^ c.\'< store. XoboJv was seriouslv i i On Thursday last P. F. Baxter and i Son erected a durable memorial to I the ~ 111 ith and Moore families at Zion ! church, in lower number nine townj ship. | The partnership heretofore existing between Purcell and Scott has been ( dissolved and the business "Will be' I continued at the same place by The Purcell Company. I 3 All Ford arrying a big stock rs. We now have worth of different /t m -v t t* 11 r any uua Te guarantee all of < r Vulcanizing. W 3r you as soon as yo nrl manv Fnrrl St TP t we will sell at a 3.40, our price $9.00 ) our price $11.60. jax Casings that we $11.65. from now on exclu* "'ires and Tubes. FR'C c.i u i\ v yi I--J - _? 1.1 judgment ui u >ws how car nd the State ow cars PERI Hirer judgment, no more trusts i .1 .1 > e n.i !t _ nywnere man mai or lye^ron a BL / \ that produces three-fourths oi rhere oeooie know cars from ~ "" 73 * A nufacturing sides better than t ity on earth?more Studebaker xording to official figures in the ny other cars selling at moi :e of wonderful roads and weatl teople have more miles of good: d more opportunity to use thei er State in the Union?the effic rof 1915 showed 15,718 Stude 2,895 MORE than any other < r<nn tan ?auu. iVS cars from u*e on the road?Detroit kn< he industry centered in its limits. Both 1 y a long lead. What better judgment cai !? timnlv that Hnu> m man makes eve lebaker with other cars, he finds that to g< &s a Studebaker offers, he must pay fro 're buying Studebakers?and SAVING tha ?then go make that $250 saving comparis VRDY MOW] NEWBERRY, S. C. r, Manager, Lady St., Columbic i \ 1 There wa- a barbecue at Mr. A.* Hudson's place Friday 'ast. ThB was a big good natured or. . <1 pre? and plenty or candidates but fl speeches were made bv any of thW a nlon tA/i ao tV V U 11U11 V\ U IV." II ? o i > i < i i x -1 i vui while there was yet some moisture i:? the ground is up to a good stand and^ "is being worked out, but that which fl was planted about the middle of the dry spell is up to a very poor stand. I Owners J of repair parts J on hand over parts for your I'll iiness that you 3ur work to be JH p Lrppn a man fn ?u give it to us. a Goodrich non J bargain, 30x3, I K 30x3 1-2 reg- jg We also have will sell 30x3 1 lively, Firestone IRAGE11 ====, le City | s are 2 i that * rrin**i j r urvivu i vorthy advice nd the, State ^ : the country's the technical hwHn in anv ' J ' j 1 s were regis- % 1 year of 1915, j e than $500. i ler?the Siate ^ roads to drive r cars than in iai figures for bakers regis:ar listing at * 1 J TV O V?i C ? * Vlli iave made Stude1 YOU follow in n the barest comit as much power' ,m $250 to $400 t $250. Why don't on. i ER, I i, s. c. I