The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-10-25

a college society Dadge Nnlcn ne
would like to return to the owner.
Mayor Blease imposed fine Of one
cent in the mayors court one day
last week.
Mr.. T. S. Hudson desires to thank
his friends for placing him in nomi-
nation for alderman for Ward 5, but
begs to decline.
The hot supper to have been given
On Friday night by the ". G. T. I.
has been postponed until after the
protracted meetings at the Presbyte-
rian and Methodist churches.
The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
company paid death claim of S2,00y
on the life Of H. NJ. Prince, brother
IoG Judge Prince. The cause of death
was pellagra, which disease was con-
tracted about two months ago.
Greenville is to have an automobile
factory. Clinton and vicinity, through
the untiring efforts of Supervisor
Humbert, have the smooth, level roads
for testing the speed of the Greenville
machines Clinton Gazette.
A. P. Boozer has sold his stock
Of groceries to Mr. J. L. Schumpert, Of
Saluda, who will continue the busi-
ness at the same stand. Mr.. Boozer
will later open another store in Main
street.
The Utopia Farmers union will
meet at the school house on Friday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. All the mem
bers are urged to be present as there
are matters of Importance to be con-
sidered.
Information has just been received
as We go to press that Mrs. Rollison
died yesterday in Atlanta and the
body will arrive on the 800 train this
afternoon, when it will Immediately
be taken to Rosemont cemetery.
The fire department desires the at
tention of the residents of the city
called to the importance Of being
careful in the matter Of building fires
in chinneys that have not been used
during the summer.
After waiting long and watching
hard for an old blind tiger, Nose
Farrar, colored, Constable T. Grift
Williams has finally succeeded in
trapping" the old offender. Nose is
in for selling liquor at the Little
River Baptist church.
The brigade of Central church will
observe one day Of the week Of pray
er On Saturday afternoon, October 29,
at 4 o'clock, at the residence of Mrs.
J. W. White All members and
friends are urged to be present and
bring an offering for the benefit of the
Ruth Hargrove Institute at Key
West, Fla.
Late Sunday afternoon a burning
chimney at the house owned by Mr.
Dan P. Werts attracted the attention
Of flremen and others and caused a
noise which caused some people to
think the city was burning. Nothing
but chimney burning. The house
IS occupied by Mr.. T E. Grizzard, cor
ner Johnstone and Glenn streets.
Talking about horse sense, Dr.. W.
E. Lake has two horses that are
bright members Of the animal king
dom. If the doctor Leaves them with
their eyes to the sun they simply walk
across the street and turn their heads
in the opposite direction. Wise horses
are those. God never intended man
to be mean to such creature as the
horse.
There have been some new cases
in mayors court Aside from q few
minor cases, there were several big
ones, among them being a case against
a white man named Smith, T. T..
Smith, from Georgia recently, for un-
lawfully beating his son and cursing,
abusing and cruelty mistreating his
wife At his arrest Smith gave a SIS
bond, $40 cash and watch. He for
feited his bond, and orders have been
issued for his raarrest on sight.