The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-06

Dec 2. No, haven't started to buy yet
if you mean it personally.
Next the Inauguration Of Mayor
elect J. J. Langford and Governor
elect C. L. Blease and the changing
around Of things.
"Retire! I shall not retire until they
bury me. I have no idea Of quitting
the game" So says Senator Tillman
That remark will stir things. "Wake
up snakes and crawl"
Some one will get fine piano from
Summer & Hipp and some one will
get fine piano from The Herald ana
News. They are worth working for.
Take an interest in the two contests
now on.
The D. A. Dickert chapter, Children
Of the Confederacy, will conduct a
Christmas window on Saturday, place
to be announced in Fridays issue. The
proceeds Of the window will be given
to one or more Of the orphanages.
Announcement is made Of the ap-
preaching marriage Of Mr.. Pope L.
Buford and Miss Clara Reighley on the
evening Of the 21st instant, at 7.3O at
the residence of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. Reighley.
Don't sit around and wonder or ask
your naighbor; just put on your bon
net NOW and come around to The
Herald and News Office and ask the
contest manager. She can start you
out in the winning way In jify.
Six colored gamblers out Of a gang
Of nine were convicted Monday in
mayors court on various stages OF
gambling. Two paid their fines Of $40
each. Four are considering the fine
Of s1O0 or the sentence Of 80 days
each.
The Pee Dee Advocate of December
1 records the Thanksgiving marriage
Of a. couple. It says that Mr.. Loney
Higgins and Miss Kitsy Miller, from
the Drake section, celebrated Thanks
giving by going to Bennetts7ifle and
getting married.
A colored man 6S years old, Alfred
Jackson, Of the county, was in town
the other day and mentioned that his
wife was 70 and that his mother was
still living at the age Of 102 years. The
old man is hale and hearty, and he
says his wife and mother are also in
good condition.
Mr.. J. J. Langford, Of Newberry, has
"come back" He was defeated for re-
election as mayor by Cole Blease and
the other day when a successor was
chosen to take the place Of Blease,
who resigned on account of being
elected governor, Langford won in a
walk.-Chester Lantern.
Earhardt & Baxter have resigned
as managers of the opera house. They
tried to please the public and have
had some fine shows here, but the pub
lies appreciation was not up to the
paying point and it was a losing busl-
ness on the part of the management.
hence the dissolution.
Some people get as mad as blazes
when you dun them, and yet they nev-
er take the forethought to pay their
accounts when they fall due.-Honea
Path Chronicle. That is because some
people don't know how to dun. The
Herald and News collector has no
trouble. Most Newberry people pay
their debts promptly.
Still another marriage, making four.
Rev. Tracy Munnerlin, of PineWood,
and his two brothers, James and Olln,
will arrive today in NeWberry. The
Rev. Mr.. Munnerlin and Miss Louise
Fridy will be married here tomor-
row, Wednesday, at 2.30, and will leave
that afternoon for the Methodist con-
ference in Charleston.
In making Col. Hunt president OF
the State Baptist convention the Bap-
lists have carried out the custom OF
other States conventions making New
berrians presidents. The State Bap-
tist convention at Laurens last week
did itself proud by electiong Walter
H. Hunt as it's president. The whole
of Newberry is well pleased.
In the Office of Drs. Houseal and
Settler the reporter saw gem OF