The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-30

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appropriate program, and the occasion
was delightful and thoroughly enjoy
ed by the children.
Newberry is one of the coming
towns of the State. Her people are
united and working together, and that
means rogress.-Anderso Mail
Your fine tribute is appreciated,
neighbor.
Newberry aldermen are to receive
two dollars for every meeting of coun-
Gil they attend through No. "a in any
one year. This should hearten New
berry municipal politics markedly
Charleston Post.
That young fellow from Johnston
who caught a Newberry bride Christ
mas eve got a good present for Christ
mas, a real bridal present. Long may
they live. Ditto the Christmas day
ones.
The Rev. J. E. James has received
call from the Presbyterian church
at Uniontown, Ala. Newberry, regard
less of denominations, would regret
to see him leave this charge. Mr..
James is everybody's friend.
At the residence of Mr.. Francis W..
Higgins, Wednesday, Governor and
Mrs. Cole. L. Blease were the guests
of Miss Ethel Mcmillan at dinner. Miss
Mcmillan, is the daughter of Mr.. J.. G.
Mcmillan, of Bamberg county, a
staunch supporter of the governor.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Lu-
theran church at Pomaria will give a
supper in the vacant store room at
Pomaria on Friday night, December
80, 1910, beginning at Z o'clock. The
supper is for the benefit OF the
church.
Mr.. James Berry carried load OF
cotton to Newberry one day the past
week.-Butler cor. Saluda Standard,
22nd. If you were to mention every
body coming to Newberry from Saluda
county with loads Of cotton and for
other PURPOSES, you wouldn't have
time for anything else.
The execution of the negro in Co
lumbia last Friday was witnessed by
Sheriff Buford. The negro was taken
to tho gallows from the same place
occupied by Sheriff Buford as a Ku
Klux thirty-eight years ago. Some
people live to see long links in their
lives looped together. - ~
From the last picking and scraplngs
of hailLbeaten and frost-bitten cotton
Mr.. W. H. Lominack sold a bale OF cot
ton which with the seed brought him
s10201, exclusive of the cost OF GIN
ming. This is a Well-done thing and
makes Mr.. Lominack even with the
newspaper for that little jaybiTd item.
He says it beats hunting and finding
nothing but a blue jay. ... r..
Rev. W. C: Kelley, the new pastor
of the Orrvi1le Methodist church, was
ore of the chief speakers at a social
meeting of the Generostee Tribe NO.
30, 1. o. R. NJ, held at the Orr Mills.
The address delivered by him before
the Red Men was his first in Ander-
son. He made a splendid talk, and
was heard with interest.-Daily Mall,
10Th.
Aldermen in Newberry receive 81
for each council meeting they attend.
spartanburg aldermen receive $40 Tor
each meeting. But then we have a
very superior quality Of aldermen IN
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal.
Well, let's see about that. Spartan
burg aldermen may be.of very good
quality, but it can not be superior TO
the quality of Jno. W. Earhardt' H. 3.
Lominack, C. T. Summer, 3. L. Rod
elsperger and O. S. Goree.
While in the city Wednesday, Mr.. H.
W. Dennis, secretary of the st. LuKe's
Farmers union, requested The Herald
and News to announce that the union
had been invited to meet with the
Prosperity chamber of commerce at
Prosperity on Tuesday night, to hear
an address by Mr.. S. N. Duncan on
corn culture and other demonstration
work as carried on by the govern
ment. Consequently there would pc
no meeting of the union on 1"esaaJ
night and all the members are re-
nuested to attend the meeting at Pros |
perity. i
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