The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-20
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The regular meeting of the W. G. T..
U. will be held with Mrs. J. W. White
On Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Lindsay motor buggy formerly
owned by DR.. c. E. Stephenson has
been bought by Mr.. F. J. Russell.
Number bales cotton for week end
ing last Friday, 674, receipted for in
the Newberry market.
There will be an election of officers
at the meeting of Pulaski lodge Friday
night.
Rev. ". R. Bouknight, the new pas
tor of the Kinards circuit, will move
into the parsonage on Thursday of
this week.
You never saw more frosty morn
ings in succession. Several third
frosty mornings passed without the
accompanying rain.
The Herald and News is requested
to state as a reminder that those la
dies who have promised things for
the banquet tonight, and have not yet
sent them, should do so at once.
Sheriff Buford and Constable Will
liams poured forth SO gallons of cap?
tured stuff in front of the jail Monday
morning. They have about rs gallons
still ON hand for pouring purposes.
There will be a box party at st Pauls
school house, in No. 10 township, on
Monday evening, December q, for the
benefit of the school. Every one is
invited to attend and take part.
Watch us do things!-Zoar cor. Sa-
1uda Standard. That's all right, but
you watch Silverstreet and see her do
things after the start given by J. A..
Burton and F. R. Hunter.
Work on the railroad from Ward to
Saluda is progressing nicely. About
four miles grade and four squads OF
hands at work 1t begins to look like
a railroad now.-Saluda Standard.
Push the good work.
The members of the Orpheus club
are requested to meet at Mrs. S. B.
Jones' Tuesday evening at 7.3O, and
all persons having copies of ESTHER"
will please return them at or before
that time.
The Herald and News Office is in re-
ce1pt of a very beautiful calendar from
the firm of Roland G. Spearman & Co.,
manufacturers and wholesale dealers
in lumber, shingles and laths, and buy
ers and sellers of real estate, mineral,
and timber lands, Talladega, Ala.
Their 1911 calendar is called daisy"
and it is up to it's name.
A Herald and News subscriber says
he, has a neighbor who sends for his
copy of the paper regularly before he
has a chance to read it. He says he
wishes the said neighbor would sub
scribe for the paper and let him read
his own copies twice week in peace
and satisfaction. He also says he bets
there are others. You bet there are
others: and it is a shame, too, when
the paper is only $3.50 a year, and
piano contests interesting so many
people. Don't depend on your neigh
Dor for news-Herald and News-but
help yourself.
Coroner W. E. Felker last week re-
ceived a card from Hamlet, N. c., in
forming him of the disappearance of
a Mr.. James A. Cronartie and offering
? ~eward of $50 for information of his
whereabouts or the recoVey OF his
body. A photograph OF the missing
man is on the card along with a de-
scription of his person. Coroner Fei-
ker will show the card to any who
may desire to interest themselves in
the matter. The man is 50 years DID,
5 feet, 7 inches tall, weighs $50 pounds
and has a small scar on his forehead
under his hair, which is gray.
Upon receipt of letters telling of a
bad state of affairs from the indis-
crfmnate selling and drinking of whis-
key in the Pomaria settlement, Sheriff
Buford sent Constable T. G. Williams
to that locality. The constable went
there early last Saturday morning
and searched several houses. He ar
rested three negro men and two Wo-
men for storing, selling and trans
porting contraband liquor. Constable
Williams also brought along with the
captured parties SO half plnts' all
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