The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-05-06
of the Bachelor Maids in the chamber
of commerce on Monday afternoon
next at 5 o'clock.

! ANNANAOA ~'A~SH~
of commerce on Monday afternoon
next at o'clock.
| Pay your street duty and dog tax
by tomorrow or you will have to ap-
pear before the mayor. See notice of
chief of police.
Rev. DR.. J. S. Moffatt, president of
Erskine college, will conduct services
and preach in the A. R. P. church in
Newberry next Sabbath morning and
evening.
The ladies of tie A. R. P. church
will have a strawberry and ice cream
festival Friday evening, beginning at
six o'clock, in the vacant store be-
tween Summer Bros. and Anderson's
10c. store.
On Saturday next, at 10 o'clock a.,
m., there will be held in the new court
house an examination of applicants
| for appointment to fill the vacancy in
R. F. D. route from Kinards caused
by the death Of Mr.. J. W. D. Johnson.
Census Enumerator W. Y. Fair took
the name of a week-old baby in Ward
two Wednesday. There are other very
young babies in this ward of town,
but the one mentioned is the youngest
inhabitant.
The earth scraper is doing some
good work in the streets of the city.
Il Copeland Bros. would put up a
skyscraper on old Baltimore corner
while they are at it, Newberry would
get a good move on her.
! An observant farmer of Newberry
says there is pretty apt to be. several
frosts this month, as he has always
noticed that for every fog in March
there is frost in May, and that there
were three or four fogs in March.
Mayor Blease convicted and fined
five negroes in his court the other
morning on the charge of gambling.
They had not been gambling but were
hunting a place to gamble and ad-
mitted that they would have been If
the officers had not overtaken them
too soon.
Among the graduates this week Of
the Theological seminary of the Unit
ed Synod of the Evangelical Lutheran
chruch in the South, at Mount Pleas
ant, Charleston, receiving diplomas
at the hands Of the Rev. A. G. Voigt,
D. D., dean of the seminary, are Mr..
/. Ernest Long and Mr.. P. Edgar
Shealy, both Of Prosperity.
Tom Gary, the colored pusher OF
the street trash cart says he has
captured another swarm of bees IN
addition to the swarm near the Con-
federate monument. The last swarm
occurred in front of Mr.. Ben Dennis
residence. Another man says there
are lots Of bees out.
A good lady living near the mouth
of Bush river recently placed a set
ting of forty-one turkey eggs, forty OF
which Matched. Meath the mouth OF
Bush river is a fine place for hatch
ing. On the part Of the city and su-
burbs where there has been so much
blasting lately they can't get any eggs
to hatch. The jarring has spoiled
them for that purpose.
At the meeting in Sumter this
week of the diocesan council Of the
Episcopal church an effort was made
to divide the diocese, upon the
grounds that the diocese was zoo
large for the work of one bishop. The
motion was lost. Mai. Caldwell, the
delegate from this parish, offered the
movement.
The address to the graduating class
at the commencement exercises Of the
Lutheran Theological seminary was
delivered in Charleston Tuesday aft
ernoon by the Rev. DR.. Monroe j..
Epting, pastor of St. Pauls Lutheran
church, Savannah. The News and
Courier says the address "was mas
terly one and was worthy of the oc-
casion in every respect