The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-12-05

ners in one week is living high. They
ought to come down off ther single
roost.
The next attraction is the Philadel-
phia Opera and Concert company al
Holland Hall Friday, $50 p. m. Fol
lowed by the college Minstrels at the
overa hous. the night of the 18th.
R.F.D D. No. 1 is on a boom. Carrier
w. G. Petersen during the month Of
November sold SS2.1S worth of stamps
mailed a little over 1000 pieces and
delivered about 5000.
The Thanksgiving service at the A
R. P. church Thursday was conducted
by the Rev. J. W. Carson, assisted by
the Revs. Geo. A. Wright and Edw
Fulenwider.
The bazaar to be given by the ladies
of the A. R. P. church at John
n-McCracken's store on December
and 8 will have on sale numerous arti-
clas, all suitable for Christmas gifts.
Do not forget to come to the Christ
mas bazaar and hot supper to be given
on Friday, December Is, by the La
dies Aid Society of the First Baptist
church.
! H. H. Evans, Of Newberry, it is said
declared in Columbia last week, that
he would be candidate for attorney
general of South Carolina in 1912 pri-
mary in order to defend his reputa-
tion.-Mullins Messenger, Nov. 80.
The advertisement of Livingston
Lominick company contained an error
as heretofore printed. The firm vii!
not go out of business but there will
be a dissolution of copartnership. See
ad in this issue.
Mr.. John Henry Baxter is still.
laughing about that crowd of New
berry girls pushing his E. M. F. cal
out of a mud hole in Laurens county
near Clinton, of course, last Thurs
day.
while hauling cotton Friday was run
over by the wagon, his mules running
away and throwing him out, the
wheels passing over his body. DR.. w
D. Sem examined Mr.. Brehmer and
pronounced him not seriously injured
Thanksgiving day past, next comes
the Christmas. Old Santa Claus keeps
the world young and optimistic. But
they ought to let the good old fellow
come with his reindeers. He looks
out of place in a flying machine.
Newberry will give thanks really
just why we can't conceive, but it will.
Anderson Mail. For many blessings,
chief among which is good health.
They are too numerous to mention.
If you lived in Newberry you wouldn't
be so gruochy.
The Thief, booked for the opera
house Christmas night, will not ap-
pear, but Marie Andrews, colored, a
Thanksgiving turkey thief, appeared
before Recorder .Earhardt Saturday
morning to answer for the stealage
of turkey from Mr.. E. H. Leslie and
it cost her just s5 even.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will have their bazaar the in vacant
store nexe to E. NJ. Lane THURSDAY
night, December 7. Oysters, ice-cream
and cake will be served. There will
be an art gallery, a larkin booth, can
dy booth, and all kinds of fancy work
for sale. Ladies will please send in
their contributions early Thursday
morning.
Policeman Jno. NJ. Adams captured
three violators Of the law Saturday
night right in the city, all colored:
Tom Lyles, selling liquor. WardlaW
Rutherford, transporting liquor, and
Hayne Moore, hitting negro woman
in the head with a brick. They were
in the recorders court Monday, on
their respective charges and Record
er Earhardt imposed fines as follows:
Lyles $50, Rutherford SIS, Moore $40.
From Ieavells marble yard there
were shipped to st. Paups Monday
morning three pieces of finished work,
monuments each for the graves of
Mrs. Margaret Kinard, Mr. Jacob H.
JiJSnoston and Mr. IeSSie William