The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-28
lians attended the Republican con-
vention in Columbia.

show a good piece Of work by Electrl'
clan J. Tom Hutchinson.
Contractor E. H. Leslie is making
beautiful the front of the new build
ing on the old Baltimore corner"
Mr.. J. L. Mobiles has removed his
barber shop to the rooms over the
new store of Mr.. J. L. Burns in MaiI
street.
Messrs. Nat Gist, J. E. Norwood anc
W H. Alderman will taken their fine
horses to the State fair next week anG
have them in the ring.
The gratifying intelligence has beer
received by Mr.. E. NJ. Evans that the
condition of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Griffin re
Gently paralyzed in Fermandina, is
improving.
The lady who left a white kid glove
at the opera house Tuesday night cal
recover her property by applying tc
the office of Chief of Police c. W
Bishop.
The first two rows Of the gallery al
| the orera house reserved for IS cents
per seat. Get your tickets on time al
the Newberry Hardware company fol
reserved seats.
A junior Epworth league will be or
| ganized at New Chapel church Sat-
urday afternoon at $50 o'clock. All
Of the children are urged to be pres
ent.
The Presley school in No. II town
ship opened on Monday. The teacher
Miss Matte Rogers, Of Abbeville, is
boarding with Judge ". F. Subery and
the school is moving on nicely.
Owing to the fact that the lower
part of the opera house has beer
about taken for The Sins Of the
Father" the entire gallery will be re-
served for white people tonight, Fri,
day.
The negro woman, Alice Williams
mentioned last Tuesday as having
been jailed on the charge of incen-
diarism, was arrested by Constable
Cannon G. Blease, on a warrant from
MAGISTRATE John H Chappell.
Rev. J. W. Carson, of Newberry
will preach at Prosperity A. R. P
church Sabbath evening at Z O'CLOCK
At Holland Hall next Monday week,
DIR. Byron W. King, first attraction OF
the lyceum course.
A fairly good audience greeted
"The Man On the Box" Tuesday
night. Those who went enjoyed it;
those staying away missed a fine
thing. There was some class to that
performance. An excellent troupe
playing a good piece in frst-class
style and natural, easy manner.
Just after The Idler had spoken
last and suggested the removal OF
Chief c.. w. Bishops banana tree to
make room for that city park the la
dies of the civic association will build
some of these days, the tree was tax
en- away by the roots and has been
carefully housed in out OF the cold
winds and rains that are coming here
this winter.
There was another happy marriage
! in the county Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock, at the residence of the
brides mother, Mrs. Jimmie Epps, in
the Bachman Che pei community. The
Rev. James D. A-Inard tied the knot
which united Miss Alice Epps to Mr..
Thomas Eugene Mccullough. The
newly welded young people are re-
ceiving the congratulations of their
friends.
Smith from Georgia, who forfeited
bond in the case against him for beat
ing his son and mistreating his Wife,
and whom the police were Instructed
to rearrest on sight, made the job I'M
possible by leaving town before the
police could see him. Later his lam
ily left. It would be safe to bet that
the wife who has been nlistreated fol-
lowed the husband who mistreated
her. If you want to be jumped on ana
get a good beating by woman you
hit the man who is whipping his wife.
The colored blind tiger, Nose Far
row, mentioned in last issue as haV-
ing been arrested for selling Whls-
kew at Little River Baptist church,
demanded a preliminary hearing
which was granted him before Magls-
trate J. ". Hendrix Tuesday. Nose
1.oc ronrecented bv MT. Ed. Sheppard,