The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-04-08
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Passengers for Laurens were glad
to see No. 50 right on time yesterday.

PASSENGERS for Laurens were glad
to see No. 81 right on time yesterday.
It will be nothing much but Baraca-
Philathea now and for the balance
of the week. It is we'll
People are becoming restless to see
the comet-th7 "comic," as some
call it. -. -. ..
Mrs. Blank TX. Blank has no front
! ward at all and hence can't make 1t
neat and attractive.
The beautiful profitable Baraca-
Philathea convention has charge of
! the CITY. Welcome to Newbery.
! Council is having Caldwell street
from the postof6ce to the Baptist
church put in better shape.
Mayor Blease has had the railing
around the Confederate monument
painted. Good idea.
The B-P delegates are made to
feel welcome time they strike the de-
pot. :. .... ..:- u::4sz:sszs<. 4
J If it doesn' It rain between now and
; the time of the comets arrival, It Is
to be hoped the tail of the comet
will sweep the sidewalks clean.
Rev. Y. Won A. Riser will preach
at st. Philips Sunday at II O'Clock
and at Bethlehem in the afternoon
of the same day at $50 o'clock.
On account of meeting Second
Presbytery at Mt. Carmel there will
be no preaching at Unity and at
Prosperity A. R. P. church next Sab
bath. ILL.,: &C!
There are several other beautiful
front yards and lawns in the city.
Also some that are not attractive;
which ought to be improved for the
B-P visitors.
Thsre Will be services at Clayton
Memorial church, near Halfacres,
Sunday afternoon; at $50 O'Clock,
preaching by the pastor Rev. DR..
Cook. :
The Herald and News was the first
newspaper in the nation to announce
the news of Postmaster Purcell's
name having been sent to the senate
for confirmation Of re-appointment as
postmaster at Newberry.
The young lady who told another
young lady that one other young lady
said the reporter had said something
about a big storm Tuesday night
must have become entangl7d IN the
meshes Of the comet via dreamland.
President A. D. Hudson Of the S.
C. Corn Breeders association, is
pushing business towards making a
success Of the South Atlantic States
corn exposition, to be held in Colum-
bia during next December.
The D. A. Dickert chapter, child
ren Of the Confsderacy, will meet at
the residence Of Mr.. J. E. Norwood
Saturday afternoon at FIVE O'Clock.
The subject for discussion will be
Jefferson Davis.
Shortly after the one o'clock train
passed the grounds Of the old shuttle,
handle and spoke factory yesterday
afternoon a pile of telephone poles
there caught afre. About half car
load of poles was burned when the
lire was stopped.
The Herald and News was inform
ed the other day by gentleman who
lives in the Chappells community
that a ten years convict by the name
of Jim Anderson dresses in citizens
clothes every Saturday and spends
Sunday with his people.
It has come to the ears Of this Of
flee that there are several young peo-
pie in town who have the blues and
are moping. Why so sad? The wealth
er is too fine for depressing thoughts.
Watch for the comet.
At the meeting next Monday IN
Columbia Of the State Council Of the
Improved Order Red Men, at which
the Red Men and Daughters Of Po-
cahontas will hold a joint session,
MIR. Otto Klettner Will speak on the
Daughters Of Pocahontas and one OF
the speakers of the evening will be
Mavor Cole. L. BleaSe.