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FOUR Society HARLEM, GA., NEWS Harlem, Ga.— Mr. William Pasr-hai «rs Jacksonville, Fla., la on a visit to Sis moth or, Mrs. L. A. Paschal, In Harlem. Mr«. Carl Ellington and children of Atlanta are visiting relatives In Har lem and vicinity, Mrs. Ellington t» pleasantly remembered ns Miss Marie I-amkln, who was reared In Columbia county. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Hatcher and Mr. J. M. Hatcher returned Friday from ft visit to Tallulah sKlls and other points In northeast Georgia. I>T. F. P. Boyd of Batcaburg S. C., Is visiting Pr. J. K. Greene's family In this place. Mrs. James Greene visited relatives In Harlem the past week. Mrs. James Carey of Cnrey Is visit ing her daughter, Mrs. J. P. McCord. Mrs. Kva Brandon and children of Hephzibah are spending the summer In Harlem with Mrs O. K Parkin. Mrs. Joe Ivey, Mrs, -Will Harbin, Mrs. Walter Greene, Miss Kdtth Wtil ton and Mr rFiink Ivey of Chatta nooga, Tenn., visited relatives In Har lem recently. N Dr. J. R. Littleton of Augusta was In Harlem on the evening of the ltitn Inst and delivered an address in the auditorium of the school building. Mrs. Edward P. Glary and two sons aro on a visit to relatives In Atlanta Mr. B. C. Lanier has announced as a candidate for the legislature from Columbia county. Mr. J. T Oliva, who announced some time ago for the leg islature, has withdrawn from the race. This leaves only two candidates now in the field for leglslstlve honors. Mr. Isuiltr and Hon. Ike Ballark, the preH writ Incumbent It is thought that Mr. Lanier entering the race will put some Interest in the campaign. Judge H. C. Hammond and Solicitor General A. L. Franklin of Augusta were in Harlem a short while Friday afternoon. They were returning from Appling, wlire they held a special term of court to try some negroes who wanted to enter u pica of guilty on gome minor charges. Hon. A. W. Evans, s candidate for congress for the tenth district, will address the people of Columbia and Surrounding counties at Harlem on Saturday afternoon at 4 o'clock, on the Uftth inst. Col. Evans will discuss the vital Issues of the day. Mr. fj. b. Rev-tile has been confined to his room for scleral ilhvb with a severe attsek of rheumatism. Prof. R. D. Eadle has returned from a visit to the mountains of northeast Georgia. Mr. H. S Tasehal is expected home this woek from Memphis. Tenn., whero he has been for several months. Mr. J. H. Wood and children will leave Monday for Winder, Oa., where th<A go to visit Mrs. J. H. Wood, who is seriously ill at that place. Mr. B. L. Flint, who has been seri ously 111 for several weeks, Is able lc leave his bed and his many friends hope to see him out In the near fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. I-, H Luckey of Wad ley are visiting relatives In the vlvln- Ity of Harlem / The Columbia county Baptist Sun day school convention that convened at Appling on Friday, the 17th Inst., waa largely attended and was one of the moat Interesting conventions aver held In the county. Mrs. George Riley and children of Atlanta arrived In Harlem otv the 18th Inal, and will spend sometime with Mr. and Mrs. Newman Hicks. Mrs. T. E. Norvell of Orovelown vis ited relatives In Harlem one day the past week. JOHNSTON,*S. C„ NEWS johnsaon, 8. C. —Curds have been received announcing the marrlsge of Miss May Ho>d Wills lo Mr. John Frederick Ballard. In New York City, Sunday, July 6th. Miss Wills Is the daughter of Mrs Nettie Btjyd Wills, .whom all Johnston knows and loves Mlee Wills was born In Johnston «ad rsicelved here here early musical training from Mrs 0. 1’ Cobb and no girl leaving Johnston has been more wetcjjed as to her musical career than little May Wills, anti she has not dlsapoplnted them In the least, for when on a visit here several years ago. ghe Charmed all with her won derful music. Her Triends here art exceedingly proud of her and wish her svery Joy as she enters the hap py state of matrimony, Tha death of Dr. A. P Knowlton is sad news to many in Johnaton, espec laliy to those whom he has relieved of Buffering and death by his skilled hand. When he fell asleep a useful kind and wonderful surgeon left us, but his memory will live In the hearts of thousands Announcement carls have been re ceived from Ridge Spring*, announc ing the marriage of Miss Annie Han cock Spigener to Mr. KadericU Mo- Iner Wetaon.. Tuesday. June ISth at the Bplgener residence Wands. R. C. Friends here w-lsh them congratula tions oT the very best snd a happy wedded Ufa. I,lttle Miss Sophie Goodyear, from Augusta, visited Mary and Helen Walker. The following have formed a de lightful house party in the home of Misin Helen and Pauline 1-ewls: Mies Hortenee Padget, Edgefield; Miss Marie Padget. Greenville; MU* L4lHan Lewie. Preston l,ewl*. Wav neaboro; Mlae Elizabeth Goodyear, Augusta Mrs. Gen. George Pitched was the guest of Mre. Jaa H White during her stay in Johnston MUta Mary Walt of Columbia, was a visitor In the Kenney home during the ChautauQUg. Mlae Ida Penny waa the gvieat of Mrs Jack A. Tx>tt eevral day* last Mtaa Oora Mobley Is at home, after three weska stay at the city hospital In Augusta Mias Nelli# Paul, of Edgefield was the guest of her aunt, Mrs Jilin Jay during the Chautauqua Mr* David Phllllpa. of Rptringfleld U visiting Capt and Mr*. Phil Waters Mr* John Hill and Miss Sadie Hill were the guests of Mrs. John Mob l« ctMC hast week he I*'’ M Bauer with her-dnage cent K?» Kath.ene and Mettle, well-oat -*• were guests of the Misses Rushton the past week. Dr. and Mrs. A. T. King leave on | Thursday for a two weeks’ visit to Virginia. The Misses Bean entertained on Friday with a spend-lhe-day party, complimentary to a number of young lady visitors The guest* were Misses Helen Clark, Marie Padget, Lillian 1-ewis, Helen L«wl*, Pauline bowls, Maude Clyburn, Florence Peak, Myra Pearce, Elizabeth Good year. Mllss Myrtls Kidson will have as her guest this week M;ss Lucy Har regal, from Beech Island. Ben Kidson. of Augusta, visited nis brother W R Eldson, last week. Juie Wright, o: Washington, D. C., Is spending his vacation with hi* kin folk in and near Johnston. The Baptist Womans Missionary Union of tha Ridge Association will convene with the Johnston church, August 27th and 28th. A splendid program will he caried out and spe cial lady visitors will lie presnt. Miss Carrie Mobley Is the guest of Miss Marlon Mobley. Miss ltossle Witt, from Saluda, was visiting lust week the home of Mr. and Mr. Paul Witt. Mis Annie Mosher Pleraon, of Gaff ney, will be the guest of Miss fitrfile White this week. Mr*. Mike Crouch has returned from a visit to relatives In Saluda. Miss Lillian Smith has returned to Edgefield, after a visit to the Misse* Hardy. Mr. and Mrs S Taylor Goodwyn visited here irom Greenwood the paat week. Mr. and Mrs. David Moose* have returned to Fairfax, after a short visit here. McCORMICK. S. C.. NEWS McCormick, 8. C Minx Hazel New man, of AuguM*. ie visiting relative* In McCormick. ' Mr| and Mr*. C. F. Rush from Liberty and Mr. J II ituah from Augusta vlslt ed at the horde of Capt. J. Q. Stllwell laet Wednesday. Mlee Fannie Stuart apent a few day* In Augusta Inst week visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stuart. Mr. find Mrs Htuart are preparing for a trip to Europe. Mr. It H. Willingham'* mother and sister from near I.lnrolnton, were vlet tors In McCormick laet Monday and Tuesday. Mlse Carrie Wilkins and Miss lannis Sm il it returned to their home at Oaff nev lust Thursday after spending several din s lure as the guest of Mtse Uni Isa McCracken. Messra. Thos. Simmon*. of Orange burg, und Richard Abney, of Greenwood, are visiting their friends. Raymond Rtlt »ell and Wlstar Harmon. On Monday last. Mr G. C. Patterson end family moved Into their own home, a neat and well built cottuge In the eastern part of town. Visitors st tlie home of Mre. B. B. Kh. Upton this week were Mr* H M K.aisei, Along* and Eula Hearsay end Miss Kva Hlmrpton. Miss Margaret F.lleen MeKtttrick from •evergreen. Ala. Is the guest of Miss Csllte 1 leiideTson. The V. W. A. met Thursday of Isgt week at the home of Mrs. Charles Fill er .;nd a very Interesting program was curried out. Visitors at the horn# of Mre. J F. Bred ev ere MV*. A. F. Rrtetow of Ren net |N\ die. Mrs. A. 11. I.atlmer, of Char leston, and Mrs. W. A. Latimer of (.beater. Mins Eva Sharpton of Augusta ts spending some ttms with her parent# her*. Mr. J A. Oust*, Miss Jessie Ousts and Miss Almeim McDowell were guests of M, s. J T. Kooehe last week. Mr. and Mi*. W. F. Rankin returned home lasi Thursday astern spending two weeks with relatives at Freeleyvllle. «.C Mrs J. W. Corley, and children ars spending some time In Greenwood, where Mv* Corley Is being treated by an os tropathist ltev. W R. Smith 1* also taking the oateopathlo treatment front the same practitioner. Miss Bessie stllwell was hostess to a number of friends laet Wednesday com plimentary to Misses Carrie Wilkins and l.ennls Sarrett nod Messrs. Thoe. Sim mons and Richard Abney. Other guests on this delightful occasion was; Missel ArgN ra end Claudia yuarlrg, Janie Car roil. 1 atttrle Martin, Louise McCracken and Meiers. Carl and Wlstar Harmon. SANDERSVILLE NEWS Sendsrevllle, Qa.—Miss Kmmle West, accompanied by Mieses Mary llardwlok and I Irish West and Florence West, ere spending a while ** Sullivan's Island Mlee Carrie Helle Retd returned to her home In Forsyth, Ga., Friday. She was accompanied by Miss lands# Chenthajn who will spend »om* days wtth her. MV* T. \\ llardwlck I* vteltlng rela lives In Savannah. Ga , thle week. Mrs Charles Dull* and daughter. Mies Julia Bell, of Laredo. Tex., arrived Mon day to ho guest of Mrs. M. F. yutnn, ami other friends In the city. Mies loads* Sullivan returned home Monday from a visit to Mlse Camille Calnnn. in Brunswick, Ga. Mrs 1. W New-nmn la spending some tlem In the mountains of North Carolina. Mrs !> H Hot nest has returned home from an outing wtth her parents. Mr and Mr* tut. at Sullivan's Island, and a vtstt to relatives In Columbia, and Charleston, South Carolina Miss M»ry Rawlings Is home from a house party given In Columbus (la Mvs. F. G. Uarhutt and daughters. Misses Pauline end Meta, left during the week for a trip to Asheville. N. C. Miss Klolse Cason spent a part of the week with Misses Sadie Mae and Rose Glhenn, at Agtieula. Ga Mr*. C. It Chapman spent thle week tn Atlanta. Ga . and Tallulah Fall*. Ga Miss Mattie Hark!*, who ha* been the guest of Miss Ella Mitchell has returned to Atlanta, Ga. Mrs A S Chamlee of near Bartow, (la ie spending some time with relatives In Jhe city. Mr* W A. Belt and children are home from e visit to relatives In Fltgserald, Georgia Mrs A W Evans and Mrs D. R. Whitt were spend-the-dsy gvest Mon day of Mrs J. T Irwin Mr. I W Newman made a business trip to Atlanta. <le., during the week Miss Ann's Kaufman, who hoe been teh guest of Mre M Freedman, return ed to Atlanta Sunday. Mrs H N McMtchset, of Tennltle, Oa. visited relatives here during the past week. Mies Hunt, the guest of Mrs Lee Joi ner, left Friday for her home tn Forsyth, Georgia Mr. and Mrs Harrison, of Macon, Ga. spent the week-end with Mr. end Mr*. J B. Mathis. Mr and Mr*. Stone of Augusta, were visitor* to Mr. and Mr# frank Tra wtek tha first part of the week Mr. and Mrs 0. B Chapman ar* bom* front a week's trip in different part* of North Oeorgls.. Mis* Grace MoCarty ts horns from a delightful trip in different part* of North Carotin* iWALKY^X Over xj sis^> Monday Bargains in Todays Herald Are Well Worth Reading Tickets on Sale at Bijou Box Office from 10 a. ra. Continuously Daily. MONDAY - TUESDA Y== WEDNESDAY NIGHT SHOW STARTS 8:30 PROMPTLY—ONE SHOW ONLY PAUL GILMORE ====== MISS MABEL SCOTT AND ALL-STAR CAST IN “The Mummy tSS Humming Bird” The play that made Paul Gilmore a Broadway Star; an English Society Comedv-Drama that is to Paul Gilmore,‘the eminent actor, what “Monte Gristo” waa to James O’Neal, what “Faust” was to Lewis Morrison, and what “Hip Van Winkle” was to Joseph Jefferson. FIRST TIME AT LESS THAN $1.50 PRICES * \ PRICES—Lower Floor, 35c and 50c; Balcony, 25c . Two Matinees Each Week—Wednesday and Saturday—Adults 25c: Children 15c. Fonr Great Plays by Paul Gilmore and Company as follows:—Mon., Toes and Wed.. “The Mummy and the Humming Bird.” Thurs., Fri. and Sal., “Captain Alvarez.” Second Week Ist Halt. "The Havoc”; 2nd Halt. “The Bachelor.” THE AUGUSTA HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. ANNOUNCEMENT OF A Pre-Inventory Sale AT THE WALK-OVER BOOT SHOP Not a “MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING,” wherein only dead or unde sirable stock is offered, but a genuine price cutting event, affording most at tractive savings to men of judgment. \ . Beginning tomorrow, Monday, morning, at opening, and to last through the closing next Saturday night, this store announces a sale preceding the an nual stock taking that should reduce our stocks to the minimum. You all know what the WALK-OVER SHOE is, it is therefore unnecessary for us to point out the fact that only shoes of standard quality, style- and dependability are here— suffice it to say that this sale is to apply on our a d Entire Stock of Men’s Shoes There will he no reservations, blit all of these shoes, the season’s latest and most popular styles in a FULL RUN OF SIZES AND LASTS, will be offer ed upon the following price reduction basis, to apply for this week only: All of our Men’s Q C $3.50 Shoes at .. .. . .H'fciv/O All of our Men’s CfcO OCI $4.00 Shoes at. .H^O.OO All of our Men’s O Q C $5.00 Shoes at .. nPO.^7O All of our Men’s CC $6.00 Shoes at'.. .1 ... Included in this sale is the popular ENGLISH WALKING SHOE, with the recede toe, broad shank and flat heel, and the WHITE LINEN ENGLISH WALKING OXFORD, and for those who do not favor these styles we have many models in the high broad toe and high heel in Blucher and Oxfords, in patents, tans and gun metal—lace and button. Walk-Over Boot Shop , C. A. NICKERSON, Mgr. AT BIJOU SUNDAY. JULY 19. JsfOVER Tickets on Sale at Bijou Box Office from 10 a. m. Continuously Daily.