The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-11
meet with Mrs. R. G. Perry Tuesday
afternoon at 5 o'clock.

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Under the laws of South Carolina 1t
is a misdemeanor to catch fish with
a seine or net or any sort Of trap al
ter July ].
The automobiles of DR.. F. D. Mower
and Mr.. Fred. H. Dominick run the
number to "A in NeWOerry county.
Last Christmas there were 80.
The debris of the old burned build
ing is being removed all right now.
! One citizen called the taking down
and clearing away process ''gnawing
The Idler's bone"
! There will be an excursion from
| Newberry 10 Greenville on Tuesday,
July IS. Round trip $3.50. Leave
| Newberry $50 a. m. Leave Greenville
10 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society of Grace
Lutheran church, Prosperity, will
have an ice cream festival on the lawn
of Mrs. W. A. Moseley Friday even
ing, July IL.
Chief Bishop tells the reporter to
tell the editor to ask ''The 1dler" this
question: If the tax on a dog is paid,
will that make the dog less liable to
hydrophobia?
Capt. J. Wistar Gary, who has been
seriously i'll at his home near Kin
ards, was reported Thursday afternoon
to be resting easily, and it was thought
that his condition was improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Cromerts little
daughter, Sarah, who was last week
taken to the Columbia hospital for
operation for tuberculosis Of the
glands, was brought home Sunday.
She is doing we'll.
Sheriff Buford took to the asylum
Sunday crazy man, ColemanWright,
colored, of Helena. The sheriff had
to handcuff and chain Wright, so viol-
ent was he. He had recently been re-
leased from the asylum.
Prof. :. B. O'Neall Holloway left on
Monday for Rock Hill, where he is
scheduled to deliver an address before
the State Teachers association, in
session at Winthrop college, on the
subject, "Some Reasons for Rural
High Schools"
1t is to everybody's interest to heed
the admonition of the health authori-
ties and have all premises cleaned by
Wednesday a1A1 to keep the same in
good condition. Help the board of
health and the health officer in their
good endeavors.
The bodies of Mrs H. M. Harmon
and her infant child, who were killed
by lightning near Cullman, Ala, were
at the Newberry depot several hours
Thursday, during transfer from the
Southern to the c., N. & L. train for
Little Mountain, where they were ship
ped for burial.
Col. George Johnstone has assisted
in causing a verdict of acquittal of
Camden man On the charge of mur-
der. The Camden correspondent of
the News and Courier, 9Th instant,
says that "Col. George Johnstone made
fine speech which was listened to
with great interest. Mr.. Johnstone
spoke long and forcibly.''
Probate Judge F. M. schumpert is
prepared to marry couples at his Of
flee Immediately, if wanted after the
necessary papers are made out. All in
hurry take notice. The judge ought
to have chance to marry some of the
couples to pay him for his trouble with
the licenses,
The following young ladies stood the
entrance examination for Winthrop
college Friday before Superintendent
OF Education J. S. Wheeler: MisN Mil
dred Vurton Abrams, Newberry; Miss
Winnie Brown, Newberry; Miss Annie
Jacobs, Newberry; Miss Helen Hentz,
Pomaria; Miss Sallie E. Boozer,
Chappells, R. F. D. No. /; Miss Annie |
Lee Langford, Prosperity; Miss Geneva
Thornton, Newberry; Miss Alice Can
non, Newberry, R. F.. D. No. 4; Miss
Leona Lowman, Prosperity, R. F. D. |
No. /; Miss Hattie Wise, Prosperity.
Manager Layender's Show.
Manager D. R. Lavender broke the /