The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-11-08
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The city election will be held on the
18th OF December.
Mr.. Fair was there. Several others
from Newberry were there, at the fair.
Fatten the Thanksgiving turkey, it
will come next. Be thankful.
Cotton receipts for week ending last
Friday 1871 bales.
Home coming day will be observed
by the Newberry Masons tonight, Men
day.
The managers Of State election are
requested to return the boxes to J. w.
Whites store.
A pleasant automobile party to the
fair. DR.. and Mrs. F. D. Mower, Miss
Lulie Hunt ard Mr.. McHardy Mower.
Hear "Old Old Sweethearts," for
}iten cents, on the evening Of the 17th,
at Elks hall by the Bachelor Maids.
See about the hot supper tonight,
Tuesday, at the old court house, by
the w. c. T. u.
For unique clock Mr.. W. B. Rik-
ard, of Prosperity, took first prize at
the State fair last week.
Look after the chrysanthemum show
Friday night at the old court house
by the ladies Of the Presbyterian
church.
Call at Mr.. F. M. Lindsay's registra-
tion Office before the 30th instant and
give him your name if you would vote
for Mr.. Baxter and Mr.. Langford and
the aldermanites.
The ladies Of the A. r. P. church
will hold their annual bazaar on De-
cember 10, in the windows Of the store
Of Johnson & McCrackin, next TO the
bakery.
The assistant street overseer, Mr.
:. T.. Dickert, has opened new side
walk at Mollohon mill village and
otherwise improved the place by ex-
cellent work which is very acceptable
to the people Of that community.
Pastor J. E. Bailey will preach at
Red Bank next Sunday morning at II
o'clock on, "How to Forgive and For
get"-Saluda Standard, 3rd. If they
ara like other people they won't for
get.
There will be a total eclipse Of the
moon November 18th, visible here and
at Newberry.-Chnton Gazette. That
will be tomorrow week. Come down,
Dendy, and bring the girls, you can
have a better view from this ground
point.
If an officer ever deserved an easy
place made for him that man is Police
man Howard H. Franklin. Think Of
serving for % years in the same posi-
ton he now occupies. That's faith
fulness and devotion to duty. When
he is old the city should pension him.
Residents at the end Of Calhoun
street leading into Lindsay and Pei
ham streets are thankful to Alderman
R. B. Lominack and Supervisor Of
Streets J. Monroe Wicker for having
some acceptable work done there The
city supervisor is willing to do the
right thing for all citizens, but he
can not be in more than one place at
! a time. Too much Is expected Of any
man in his position.
! A negro girl years old, the daugh-
ter Of Chiles Kinard, was burned tc
death yesterday morning on Mr.. An
tine Bushardt's place in No. town.
ship. The parents were picking cot
ton when they heard screams. They
got to the cabin and found the bed on
fire and the child lying on the floor
in dying condition. Chiles threw the
bed clothes into the yard burning. DR..
Pelham was called but could do moth
| ing for the child.
Capt. W. S. Langford withdraws
from the race for alderman Ward 4,
to the regret Of his many friends. In
SO doing he desires The Herald and
News to return his thanks to those
who nominated him and those who
voluntarily promised him their sup
port and assured him Of election. He
is duly appreciative Of their thought
fulness and kindness and the compli-
ment of their confidence is gratifying
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