1918 LOST AND FOUND Lost- One bunch of keys. Mail to me and get reward, D.L. POOLE, Enoree, S.C. - Stolen- One set single buggy harness from my residence at Whitney. Any information will be liberally rewarded. S.T. McCRAVY. - Strayed- Away from S. Church St., one roan colored horse; has split in right ear and scar on right hind leg; $10. Reward for return to W.H. COGGINS, Inman. - FOR RENT $40.- Upstairs four room apartment and bath. Outside sunny rooms furnished, large windows, large grates, electric and phone connections. Splendid location, care Herald. - Special Notices- SLICED PINEAPPLES- Just received fresh shipment, both sliced and grated. J.H. ROPER and CO. phone 1346, The Busy Boys. - FOR SALE The DR. LINDER Dairy farm, 100 acres, limits of city of Union. This dairy farm has good houses, barns, and a fine stream of pure water running through the farm and the meadows. There has been a dairy run on this place up to about a year ago when DR. LINDER died, and the dairy has not been run to any extent since then. The price of the farm is $7, 500. Terms can be ordered .See Barron. - For Sale- At a bargain, Hupmobile 20, last model made; condition good; address WILL HODGE rt 2., Clifton. - North Church Street- Splendid 7 room house with fine lot, this side of Wofford College, $5,000. Ask A.L. CROW, 'The Land Man'. ----- WALNUT GROVE Nov. 17- MISS ALICE MILLER left for Boiling Springs last Sunday where she will teach this winter. - MISS HELLEN HATCHETT is very sick at this writing. - MISS LEITA BELLE FINCH left for Converse College. - The many friends of JAMES HARRISON was sorry to hear of his death. - Little RALPH JOHNSON is confined to his room with typhoid. - CASTER VARNER is able to be up again. - JOHNNIE NESBITT is getting along fine after being confined to his room. ----- WHITE STONE MRS. MARY BROWN and daughter, MISS ADDIE of Clifton, Mesdames LULA HARMON and ELLEN LANCASTER of Spartanburg, MR. and MRS. C.A. MURPH of this place were guest at an opossum dinner at C.G. SMOAK'S Sunday. - MISS LOU ELLA FOSTER spent several days , the guest of MISS WILLIE HAMMETT in Spartanburg. - MRS. MARGARET COGGIN is very sick at this writing. - Service flag and memorial services in memory of JOHN H. GRIFFIN, who was killed in action October 1, were attened by a large congregation at Lebanon Church. - MISSES PEARL MORROW and ANNIE WEST left Tuesday to teach in Lee County. - MRS. E.C. FULMER and daughter, JOYCE have returned from a visit to Lexington. - MISS BYRDA HARVEY is visiting her sister, MRS. JOHN LEE at Fairforest. - J.D. ALLEN has been confined to his room with influenza. ----- WOODRUFF MISS MAE ETHRIDGE has returned to her home in Jewell, Ga. after a visit to her aunt, MRS. E.A. BEASON. - MRS. WALTER COX, of Switzer spent Sunday with her parents, MR. and MRS. A.C. HUGHES. - MRS. W.O. ANDERSON and children have returned to their home in Gastonia after a visit to MR. and MRS. F.B. WOODRUFF. - MRS. R.L. GADDY and MISS ANNIE CASTLES have returned home after a visit to relatives at Smyrna. ----- COWPENS CITIZEN INFLUENZA VICTIM Nov. 14- JOHN M. SMITH, aged 57 years, a prominent citizen of Cowpens, died yesterday of pneumonia , following an attack of Spanish influenza. Services will be conducted at the home, interment in the Cowpens cemetery. He is survived by his wife, who before marriage was MISS THORN of Chesnee, and the following children; W.C. SMITH, a merchant at Cowpens, C.O. SMITH, Landrum, L.B., Central, B.H., a soldier stationed at Camp Meigs, Washington; MRS. J.F. BROWN, Landrum, MISS BERTHA SMITH, a Baptist missionary in China; MISSES JENNIE and ETHEL SMITH of Cowpens. He was a fine type of man and Cowpens has lost a good and useful citizen. ----- WEDS IN THE CITY -Nov. 26 MISS GRACE BURNS of Campobello and MELVIN EARLE BLACKWELL of Campobello, by Judge J.J. BURNETT on Nov. 25, at Spartanburg. ----- DEATHS AND FUNERALS Nov.15- GILES E. EMORY, 16 years of age, died at his home near Moore. He was a lovable child and was held at high esteem . He will be sorely missed at home and also in the church, as he was a consistent member of Bethehem Baptist church. A few days ago contracted Spanish influenza which later developed into pneumonia. Interment will take place at the church. ----- FRANK CARR, 23 years, died at Clifton Mill No. 2, with pneumonia after a few days illness. He was buried at Clifton cemetery yesterday. ----- MISS EDNA GREER, formerly a nurse at the Good Samartan hospital in this city , died of influenza in a hospital at Leesville, S.C. She was one of the first nurses to volunteer her services and she was sent to Leesville. ----- NO SLICING- NO CHIPPING nor shredding, when you use GRANDMA'S POWDERED SOAP- your grocer has it ! ----- Free post- nancie --- Nancie O'Sullivan --- drayton5@earthlink.net --- EarthLink: It's your Internet.