The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-11-04
e Prosperity Department

a, Il EOIN, Manager

the dedication OF Holland Hall on
Monday night
Rev. c. 4. Freed OF Columbia was
in town Tuesday on his way 70 the
cornerstone laying OF the new Lutt-
eran church at Saluda. S. c. He had
been in attendance upon the exercises
at Newberry college Monday night.
\ petition is being circulated to
open a public road from Mr.. J. A.
c. kibler's By Mr.. T. NJ. Cooks. Mrs.
y. c. Cook and into the public read,
leading to Jolly Street. just below
Mr.. \. NJ. Counts. This is an R. F.
D. route and Mr.. T. NJ. Cook informs
ME he has kept up this road at his
OWN expense for the past IS years.
1t does seem that it is time for the
county TO take charge Of it and we
trust the petition will be granted by
the board OF county commissioners.
There are two new residences being
built at this time in Our city. Mr..
S. B. Hawkins is erecting q very neat
and pretty cottage on his lot. re-
Gently bought from Mr.. A. H. Kohn.
Mr.. ]. A. Simpson is rebuilding a
beautiful two story home on site
of the residence he had burned about
SIX years ago. January Ist we hope
to give the value of improvements
made in oar town during the past
year. -:
We would like to whisper to the
good ladies, (only whisper remem-
ber.) that the brick side walk on Main
street needs something, especially if
you have to pass that way at night
and the electric lights are not on, and
not burning bright. Now. this is in the
gentlest of whispers to the committee
on Civic Improvements for if it were
spoken too loud the city fathers
might hear it and not give the ad-
vocates of the "City Beautifur' an
opportunity to remedy that some
thing.
The A. R. P. parsonage is about
completed and it looks verify like it
had been prepared for especial pur-
pose. but then we are not going to
tell. 1t is very cosy and inviting.
The sky makes an excellent roof
for the universe, but not a good one
Tor stock or farming implements the
coming winter.'
No ore can store up happenings
enough today to last all the week
through. Gather it fresh every
day"
In little farm paper we take there
is a character called Peter Tumble
down in the November number. It
says Peter has been so busy all fall
in politics that he has neglected to
gather his crops. Peter went to
two fairs last month and left his wife
at home without any kindlings both
times Peter thinks book farming
don't pay and of course don't take
any farm journal. I wonder if there
are any Peter Tumbledowns in New
berry county. We may have oc-
casion to refer to the gentleman right
often.
Something TO keep: A stiff upper
lip. Pegging away. A stout heart as
we'll when the clouds fall as when the
sun shines.
Trusting your neighbors more and
more. Pity the man who has no
confidence in his fellows
Your evenings sacred to your FAM
lily. Faith in your country and her
institutions:
your race TO the 'front.' and let nOtn-
ing shake your courage.
That tomorrow will be the best day
yet.
Rev. c. M. Boyd left here on Wed
nesday on a very pleasant mission.
1t is case of "two souls with but a
single thought Two hearts that
beat as one" The ceremony was
performed at 9 o'clock this Thurs