The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-03-18

Automobile ana LrOlley 1ou1eo dAe
being surveyed all around, but New
berry doesn't catch on.
|. The banks will observe Good Fri
day by closing their places OF busl-
ness during that day.
The untimaly frost Of Tuesday
and Wednesday mornings n1ppe1
several of the early varieties IN the
vegetable kingdom.
It is a lucky thing for a man to
dream about wanting a drink OF wa
ter in time to wake and discover a
fire.
A lot is always said about the June
bride. Like the rose by any other
name a March or an April bride
looks just as sweet.
If Cook had been as shy Of the
Copenhagen consistory as Peary is OF
Congress, says the GreenVllle News,
there might be a different tale to
tell even now.
Mrs. Bullock will talk to the
mothers at the residence Of Mrs.
Mary Wright next Monday after
non at four O'Clock. ALL mothers
are invited to come.
American red, white and blue, the
Irish green on down the line to the
African black were in abundant eV-
idence at the great millinery displays
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Helen Bullock, national or
ganizer and lecturer, Of New York,
will lecture Sunday evening at 8
o'clock in the Lutheran Church OF
the Redeemer, at a union meeting.
She comes under the auspices Of the
W. C. T. 7.
The q. S. census is to begin tax
ing the 18th Of April Everybody
Is warned to answer all questions
promptly and ~truthfully. Failure
to lido Sc will lay each one Liable 30
punishment by the government.
Deputy Sheriff J. c. Adams was
shot and killed near Winnsboro, La,
last Saturday by negro he was try
inc to arrest for horse stealing. New
berry's ex-Chief of Police ). Z.
Adams hasn't had such hand luck
He is having better time at the
Crotwen Hotel.
Loyal Irishmen we're happy yes
terday. Being the 18th Of March, it
was St. Patrick's day and the faith
full sons Of the good old Emerald
Isle keep it fresh by the wearing OF
the green.
Heavier horses are n. eded by the
Newberry Fire Department.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Lutheran Church Of the Redeemer
will meet with Mrs. E. G. Sonnen-
burg next Tuesday afternoon at four
o 'cloek.
There is always 50 much talk
about the terms ladies and women.
Both are all right, according to how
they are used. It would have the
wrong sound to hear a speaker ad-
dress an audience as "woneu and
gentlemen"
The little Shetland pony belong
ing to Mr.. Milton B. Caldwell ran
away Wednesday afternoon in upper
East Main street. Mr.. Caldwell was
driving when the pony was fright
ened by an automobile and dashed
off at full speed. They say it ran
some. Mr. Caldwell succeeded IN
checking the little runaway at the
city limits.
While working in his garden the
other day, Mr.. Jerry B. Walton dug
up an old minnie ball, rough, rusty
and almost ragged. It is somewhat
bent and unshapely with the inhr1nl-
ties of old age and the weight under
which it has 50 long been pressed
and rammed.
Those hats, those hats. They are
even larger this year. If they keep
up the growth they will soon be as
large as barn doors or all out OF
dooks. Their rise apm mushroom
and toadstool sizes to dish pan and
parasol dimensions has been rapid
The thing is enormous.
The shades and tints, from the
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid So
ciety had a white sale at the vacant