The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-01-17
T. U. will be held with Mrs. J. w.
White Wednesday afternoon OF this
week at 4 o'clock.

week at 4 o'clock.
Keep your eyes on the alert. Sever
al persons saw an airship over Spar
tanburg Friday afternoon going to-
wards Charlotte from the direction of
Atlanta.
Since Tuesdays issue of The Her.
aid and News 1.-THE Idler's" park
seems to be assured in the near future.
Ever so many people are saying let 1t
come without unnecessary delay.
Mr.. Callie J. McWhirter, of New
berry, and Miss Carrie Berry, Of sa-
Juia, were married yesterday after
noon at 4 o'clock, at the Baptist par
sorage, by the Rev George A. Wright.
Speaking of raising so much corn
reminds one of the 18th verse of the
65th Psalm: "The pastures are clothed
with flocks; the valleys also are COW
cred over with corn; they shout for
Joy, they also sing"
A Lutheran colony from Nebraska
will locate at Maxwell, Fla, On a large
tract Of land secured from a develop
ment company, of which Rev. W. 4.
Sigh, of Newberry, S. c., is the man
ager.-Lutheran Visitor.
Last Saturday afternoon if Mr.. Geo.
". Pearson and Mr. Henry B. Wells
had not put out the fire in a field OF
broomstraw back of the latter's house
the flames would have done damage
to some property.
The down town restaurant in Main
street is being conducted by Mrs. C.
W. Douglas since Mr.. Douglas is rum
ming the beef market given up by Mr.
J. G.. Sample, THE new magistrate, sue
cessor to Magistrate J. H. Chappell.
The Charlotte Observer tells its
North Carolina and other readers that
Messrs. Raymond Fe1lers, John Cog
gans, Jr., and Haskell Wright are
"lucky duck hunters" because they re-
Gently had a fine time hunting wild
ducks on the saluda, where they kill
ed six.
Mr.. Arthur Klbler, Of NewberrV
won his appointment on the ways and
means committee by efficient service.
Mr.. Kibler has been a member OF the
house from Newberry for several
terms and has been faithful in look
ing out for the interests OF his county
as we'll as those matters affecting the
State at large.-Columbia Record.
Mention has been requested to be
made in these columns Of the beau
tiful sunset Friday. Without spasm
it can be said that the said sunset was
superb, sublime, subject to discordant
elements. It was great, grand, gor-
geous, glorious in sky and earth when
the good god of day sank snugly be-
hind the sloping hills to make way for
the quiet queen Of night.
Last Thursday night prisoners at
tempted to deliver themselves from
the Jail. The first part of their pro-
gram would have been successful had
it not been for row among them
when one prisoner Informed the sher-
if of the plot. But they could not
have made the delivery complete from
the way Sheriff Buford had things
fixed.
Representative G. T. Wyche, Of New
berry, chairman of the education COM
mittee, is proud of the fact that it was
he who introduced the first pure food
law in the South Carolina legislature,
the main features of which were aft
erward incorporated in the pure food
law passed by the national congress-
DR.. Wyche's daughter, Miss 1sollne
Wyche, was student at the Sorbonne
in Paris during the Seine floods OF
January, 191O.-Columbia Record.
When the Bible says swords shall be
turned into pruning hooks 1t doesn't
mean that shears shall be turned into
spears, although in the last issue OF
The Herald and News-which doesn' t
claim to come up to the Blble-the
linotype machine made Shears read
Spears. Mention was intended to be
made of Milton Shears at Baxters'
marble yard, but the machine had it
Spears. The reporter makes his "h
and "p" so much alike that Operator
Ira Sigh sometimes can't always tell