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La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16
LA GRANDE OFFERTA DI
NATALIE
Pearl Brook

MOI daremo aSSOlutamente gratis una b0ttglla
di un quarto di gallone di OLD HONESTY
WHISKY chi ci passcra' uno del Seguenti
ordni:
Quartz ossia move quartz compreS0 il
reo con exprass pagato 800
Quartz compreso il regalo exp. pagato $50
La Pearl Brooks Dist. Company e. In COM
mercio da ami e la nostra riputazione COM
merciale e. basata sulla buona qualita' della
nostra merce e sulla prontezza deSecuzlOne
degli ordnie lie migliaia di CLIENT sono a testi
fcarc che siamo collocati fra le prirnarie case
di spedizione domicilio. OLD HONESTY
WHISKEY e. invecchiato nei magazzini go
vernativi ed e. motto delicate al palate. Chi,
comperandolo, non rimanesse soddisfatto. a.
vra il Su0 denaro rifuso.
OLD FAIRMONT GID FAiRMONT
Questo vecchio raro whiskey e. distillato
piu' che altro per fare una buOna riputazio
ne ALA casa ed e venduto solamente da moi
MOI garantiamo questO articolo e siamo prom
ii rifondere il denaro a chi non foSse pie
namente soddisfatto del ,nedesimo. Ne dia-
mo una bottiglia di regalo chi passera, u
no deiseguenti ordini
4quarti: ossiacinque quarts col regalo 400
quartz; ossia move quartfSc0a regalOe IT'S
PEARL BROOK
Pearl Brooks e. l'orgugljO della nostraAca-
sa e 10 riserviamo per clentl pi1 esigenti,
fra quail ha incontrato pienamente.
A bott. Is bott) $3.50 bott. 40 bott.) $8.75
Indirizzare ordini, accompagnati dal rispettivo
ammontare alluffcio generate:
Pearl Brook Dstilling Co. Pierce Bdg. St Louis Mo.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

RivarolO
Dcmenica 10 Novembre ebbe luogn
la fiesta della premiata filarmonica
municipale. festa di indole ristretta
.di baldoria ma motto PIN grandiosa
IN Inca di esceuzione.
Alls ore Ia premiata banda sill ;
per le vie della citta' fino portarsi
sulla piazaz San Rocco owe venne eret
to il paIcD appositamente per potter e.
seguire un concerto che fu di compile
ia soddisfazione di tutia la ci tadinan
"a.
Sopratutto "a notata La vera mae
stria dell l'egregio maestro Cav. Giulio
Fassora che coadiv7ato dai suoi intel
ligsnti ed istruiti musici seppero fer
seatiFs an elogiato concerto da tutti
aTpIaudito.
: Al u. 3 di detto concerto vi fu una
cayatina per cornetto che fu eseguita
dal vaIente ex :.rnaestro ,.di musica da
oltre oceano Sig Vezzstti tauto che
Sc non fosse state del tempo POGO pro-
pizio data al nebbia avEebbe dovuto1ri
petere ron un bis ma IN iris. Vadano
gil auguri delta tilarmonica Iche da
tanti ami onora Rivarolo, un salute
cOruiale.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Chi avesse il desiderio di farsi IN j.
dea degli armeggi che ST compiono at
tualmente 10 Tripolitania Ciranaica
non ha che da fare una vista al nego-
zio del signor Vitherio Emanuele De
Podesta II quale ha accumulate mel
medesimo gil ultlmi modelli di
"Dreadnoughts" per bloccare OAR
danelli, cannon di assedio da cam-
pagna. Areo pleni per lancio di bombe
sui campo nemicO, ferrovie a soarta-
mento ridotto per comunicare fra Tri-
pDli le trinece avauzate automobile
per il servizio, della Croce Rosa, ca
yaIl pur0 sangue arabO, scale cata-
.pultB per assedio, elefanti saliva aoqua
Ipsx abbeveramento mel deserto, ed IN
fne casse forti per la succursale della
Banca disR Roma > TfipoIf che provvis
soriaments potrebero essere usate per
accogliere fondi offerti dalla colo
MIA italiana al Hurley dlntorni per
feriti della campagna di Tripoli.
Sabato scorso, giunse all Italia IL 81
gnor Stefano Pricco, fratsllo della
mico Valentino acoompagnando il f.
Clio del signor Paolo Tinetti di Calu-
met Mich.
Onde incontrare il suo figliolo. vsn-
ne giu' da Calumte il signor PRolo I'll
nettl stimato facoltoso commsrcian-
tell quale conta anche in qnesto pae-
SO numerosi amici. Elgi 81 trattenne
qui alcuni giorni, attrattovi dalla cor
dale ed affettuosa accoglienza di pa
recchi cempaesani.
Prima di partire ci prego' .di rim
Rrzziare tutfi dele c0rtesie usatsgh.
ssaznnele,Os Dtsws6 un0 sposp di
457 libhre'd peso scheasi unisces inmks
trim onio con una signorina del dolce
peso di libbre 278.
Una importante ditta di Pittsburg
ha avuta l'impresa di IN letto in fer
10 speciaIe per La coppia che pesa com
plesstvamente 7S5 libbre.
81 dice che due sposi mangino POI
chissmo di clio ne e. sOmmamerte
sorpreso il nostro AMIGO bernardo Ri
CHINO.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16
UN yERO BENNEFATTOKE Df


UN VERO BENNEFATTOKE DE
GIL SCAPOLl. DI fatti avviene 81
50 chi e. scapoin che per cont
guenza non nessuna donna che.
prenda cuEe del suo vestiario. dl nae
tera in disuso un vestito, magarl an
"a bUono, ma che non vuole piu' pc
are per 10 nnmerose pillacchere CT
10 ooprono. ele
A tale inconvenienEs provveSe x =
gnor Antonio Rizza', ccnsnegoziO.
stiratoria, riparazioni 9 tintoria.
Silver Street, fra il salone Longhini
10 store Paul.
Guardate quindi nella vostra qua
dabroba Sc trovate uno di tall YES
ii portatalo lni che con pOchissil
spesa We 10 ridara' messo compel
mente nuovo-
Ala domen1ca, nsila Asaia Bon.
vi e. cinematografo allie due pm. {
ALA sara ale cra z.
UOMINI: Massima segfetezza.
attende ad ordini anche per letter
per medicine concernenti malattie
neree Rivolgersi John Baldov
Box 323 hurley. Wis.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Oorrono dasqyaicne giorno voci di ri
,psesa dElayosi nsIls miniere del New
port hi faffi' yalori dele azioni del
'ferro sono nottjvoimente in rialzo
Dette voci ron sono da prendersi let
teramente per huone attualmenSe. ma
potrebbero essere foriere di migliori
tempt per la prossima plimavera.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Un anonimo di Gile, Wis, il ouale
ha la pretesa, gluditare Gal modo
che chiuse IN sua missiva di fare dol
10 spirito. ha ritagliato il tarocisto da
moi invano pubblicato per due ssttima
ne per le sottoscrizioni q favore del
La Croce Rossa, riempiendolo di zeri Q
scarabocchiandolo con qualche Erase
stupida.
Forse clio voleva essere uno scher-
20, ma g inyece riuscito un documen-
to dell lmbec clllita' di un nostro con-
nazionale cosa che ci dispiace assal
per il fatto che dohbiamo coDsUatare
come Ie cose plu' serie di attuale i'm
portanza abbiano solamente q nrovoca
re una banale sconcezza.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Lunedi martedl prossimo nella sa-
la Bonino 81 produrra' Mr.. Clement
B. Shaw in un dramma tratto da leg
gende tedesche, "The Ring of the Nj
belung,"
vi saranno in oltre yedutes stereoti
pate di scene europee, cIrca due ore
di spettacolo continue.
Prezzi popolari.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

E. partito per Calumet, Mich. dove
lntende di stabilirsi, il signor Fran
cesco Massoglia.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Orologi. Catenelle, cnatlain, anelIi,
Coliane, bottori, huccole, pettini, ar
ticoli di toilette, Borss per signora
tutte in ultime novita' ed a prezzi bas
sissimi ad
J.F. Sullvani, Gioielllere.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Uno del migliori modi di passare
un momento di schietto divertimento
ALA domenioa O. quello di recarsi al
cinematografo nalla sala Bonino.
Matinee allie ore pm. sera dal-
le allie TO-
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Ii Steele questa sera, commeDtando
La vlttorla italiana TrIpoli rende o.
maggie al valore della brigata Alpi @
all'11o reggimento bersaglieri. / no.
mi di Messrl id Henni non hanno
certamente un prestigio di tipo diplo-
matico come quello del Dardanelli,
ma l'on. GiOlitti deve essersi conv1n-
to che il modo pin effiCace Q memo Dc
ricoloso di conqiustare la Tripolitania
consiste anche neL dar battagliR presso
TripoE iasciando, in pace 10 stretto.
moi 10 fe1icitiamo prosegue il Sie-
Gle --anche perche' il blocco del Oar
danelli aveva poche probabilita' di of
fettuarsi ed apche perche' Ia diploma
zia italiana avrebbe potuto SEM in
convenient confessRre questo Edisegno
qualche giorno prima. II Governo
francese stesso, di cui sono mott SEN
timenti verso l'ltalia, non ha pOtnto
esimersi dali 'associarsi allie obiezioni
esposte dalla Russia alle2ta Com
piendo ii bloccp del Oar danelli, il Ga
binettc di Roma avrebbe dat o all Eu-
pola la sgradev1le impressione che es-
SO non ssita va tulDare la pace gene
raie per servire suol Interest," parti-
colari. SbaragIiando le truppe mus
sulmane davanti q Tripoli, esso volge
l'opinione pubblica europa contr0 i
Turcni perche' l'EuroDa, con quella
logios che 81 appiicas pin xolontiaxi
aixinti oiis ri vinnihori. non tariiaras
q dirci ci,s prolnngando uns resistsn-
n inuHfaB' u tprchi AgiuooanD II pacs
dad uondp, per rifsrsi di psrdife, or
mai definitise tronohera' b partisa.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Cio' che vi e. di meglio piu'. q
buon mercato fra regali di Natalie 10
facendo una vista al nego-
]ziO di
J.F. Sullivan,
(S;oialliaro
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Come abbiamo gia precedentemen
te ennun ziato La macelleira Rainerio
e. collocata mel Bonino Block.
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Una vera serata spOrtiva. quail po-
che volte e. dato di assistere IL. nm po
sto fnori mano quaIe Hurley, avra'
luogo nella sala Bsnino Ia sera del %
corrente.
vi sonO due numeri entrambi al
quanto intaressanti. Saranno, ad us0
introduzione combattute dieci punta-
to di pugilato fr Nick Constantine,
veochia conoscenza al Hurley Ee John
jennings di Ironwood, entrambl eccel
lanti pugiilsti
Andranno poi sulla pedana per de-
ci puntate Paul Brown camplone di
peso medic del Minnesota Kid Tho
mas. italiano, proveniente da New
York Cisy dove ha battuto i migliori
pugilisti del suo peso.
Entrambl numeri hanno il massi-
mo interssse, speciRlmente il ssecOndn
mel quale sono in tenzone due pugili-
sti di fama ormai indiscussa.
Apprendiamo che il signor Chester
Emunson, nno del nostri collaborato-
ri, per ben cinque ami, ultimamente
stabilize Virginias MINI. 81 unira'
col dolca ed indissolubile nodo del ma
trimonio con La gentila signorlna Sac
Kilway di Maple, Mich. il giorno do,
DO Natalie, 26 CORE nte.
Lasgiovane coppia 81 stabilara' quin
.aiin Maple. Atich. dovesiil Chester 50
fAs occupsso. presse quel locale stabili
mensef fipograficos
+ AERiosaaes I Chester 'Emuns0n. del
u0aae. serbiamo nm AroericordO.di a.
micizia, nostri uguri di felicita'
dl prosperita'.
Cio' che vi O. di meglio piu'.
buon mercato fra regali di Natalie 10
ltrOverete facendo una vista al nego-
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

DA VENDERE:-- ad ottime condi
zioni nm "Schuman Cabinet Grand
Piano in state perfetto, come nuo-
La nostra terra. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1904-191?, 1911-12-16

Per trattative rlvolgersi al NO. 4l8
2nd. ave., Hurley Wis.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
Novel Wedding Fees.

"No doubt said the clergyman,
there are stories of novel wedding
fees. On one occasion up state, after
I had spliced young couple, the man
took me aside.
"'Be you fond of carrots?' he in
quired.
YES said I.
"'Tll send you some,' he promised
You'll find them tasty in soup.
1.-TWO days later wagon load OF
the vegetables was dumpted into the
parsonage cellar. AS that was in Oc-
tober We ate carrots daily until April,
but I believe they improved our COM
plexions.
after another ceremony the bride
groom silently handed me sealed en-
velope. Opening it when he had gone
I found a half sheet of note paper on
which was scrawled, I o U s10.' That
was eight years back. I did not see
him again until the other day, when
he called at my house.
"'Guess you don't remember me,
parson,' he said.
"T don't remember your face an
swered.
"'Well,' he explained, I'm the fellow
who gave you an o q wedding fee
a. few years ago, Snd want to pay you
the money. Here's the ten. And in an
other instant he was gone. ."-NS"
York Herald.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
Miss Frances Cooley and Mr.. John o.
Bell to Marry December %.

The following is taken from Ma
nilla paper. The bride is sister of
Mr.. Joe B. Cooley:
Announcement was made at little
dinner party recently of the engage
ment of Miss Frances Cooley to Mr..
John o. Bell, both of whom are well
known young people in Manila. The
wedding date is fixed for December 23
of this year, followed by a honeymoon
in Japan The news has been receiv-
ed with great interest and congratula-
tions are being showered upon the
happy couple.
Miss Cooley is a charming South
Carolina girl who has made her home
with relatives in Manila for the past
four years. During her residence here
she has been a teacher in the govern
ment schools, except var of travel
and study in the United States and Eu-
rope.
Mr.. Bell came to the islands from
Illinois in the days Of the Empire %
For several years he was an officer
in the Philippines constabulary. He
campaigned in Mindanao and while
leading an attack upon a Moro Gotta
he performed an act of heroisn which
was highly commended in general or
ders. The advance was made under
a fierce fire from the enemy. and part
of Lieutenant Bells right hand was
shot away. Without stopping, he
transferred his revolver to his left
hand and continued to lead the charge,
taking possession OF the fort and cap
turing the force behind it. While still
= lieutenant Mr.. Bell left the constabu-
larry service and is now in the general
office of the bureau of lands.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1912 Almanac

Before the great drouth of 1901, the
Hicks Almanac gave timely warning
For over two years prior to 1911, the
Hicks Almanac again sounded warn
ing of drouth danger. And so for for
ty years this same friend of all the
people has steadfastly refused the OF
fers of spectators and continued to
warn the public of the coming DAN
gers of storm and weather. AS they
should have done, the people have no
bly, stood by Prof. Hicks, their faithful
nublic servant who has grown old in
their service. Send only one dollar
to Word and Works Publishing COM
pany, 34O1 Franklin Avenue, st. Louis,
Missouri, and get his magazine and
almanac both for one year. The al
manac alone, a fine book OF l50 pages,
is only 35c. by mail. Let everybody
respond and receive the warnings OF
our National Seer for the coming year.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
MEETS DEATH ON RAILS.
Empty Whiskey Bottle Near Body
Probably Tells Tale.

Sim Gillian, negro Is years old,
was run over and killed by an engine
on the Southern railway, near Kib-
ler's Bridge, this county, Thursday
night. The body was found by the
crew of the westbound passenger train
Friday morning, the head being crush
ed in and the right arm cut off. An
empty whiskey bottle was found near
the body.
1t is supposed that Gillian, having
imbibed too freely, went to sleep on
the track and thus. met his death.
Coroner Chappell went to the scene
and held the inquest Friday afternoon,
the verdict being in accordance with
tho above facts.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
Miss Simpson.
morning,

Mention was made in last issue OF
the resignation of Miss Simpson. The
following is from the report of
Orangeburg meeting November 7:
'At the session held this morning,
the main topic discussed was that of
securing missionaries when there are
openings for them. At this juncture
it was announced that Miss Gertrude
Simpson, State field secretary, had re-
signed her position in order to go as
a missionary to Africa Miss Simp-
sons many friends were very much
grieved to part with her. but as she
had decided to make this her life work,
she was wished godspeed, and much
success in her work of converting
SOULS
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
DISAGREE ON EVERYTHING.
First Female Jury in Los Angeles
Flat Failure.

Los Angeles, Nov. 1O.-Unable to
agree on anything, the first women's
jury to sit in Los Angeles was dis
charged late today.
The case was that Of I. H. Nago, &C.
cused Of having violated the speed Or
dinanee, and arraigned in a justices
court. After listening patiently for
three hours to testimony and argu-
ments, the jury, at 1890 O'Clock, was
notified to get ready for luncheon.
Twelve eating places we're selected by
the twelve jurors. Then two said they
did not want to go at all. In vain did
Justice Forbes urge the INTO reach an
agreement as to a place for luncheon.
Finally, at 1.30 o'clock, he ordered
them locked up again. The justice,
too, lost his luncheon.
At 5 o'clock, after four and half
hours deliberation, the jury reported
that it was unable to agree OIL a yer-
dict, and the court ordered it dis
charged.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
The Rest Room.

Editor Herald and News: HAVING
learned that the Band of Hope, which
was fostered and cared for by a noble
woman of this city, and who gave her
time, means and life to the cause OF
temperance, has not now a room IN
which to gather for their services, a
cordial invitation is given to this Or
sanitation to use the ladies' rest room
for their weekly meetings. And we
trust the effort now being made by
the Christian women Of our great
country to urge on congress to pass a
drastic law against importation OF IL
ouor into any section or territory
which, by vote of the people, has been
declared dry town, section or State
will be enforced by the strong arm OF
federal authority.
We acknowledge the donation OF a
handsome art square by Mr.. Jonn
Henry Baxter for the rest room. Mr..
James Mimnaugh, a couch blanket and
one-half dozen nice towels. E. H.
Anil. ledger. Frank Hunter, lock and
KEYS. Mrs. Evans, stationery, picture
The Newberry Observer for weekly
visits to the rest room, and to Sam
Reese for his thoughtful attention Tor
the comfort of visitors.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
REST BOOM READY.
You Can Worm, Talk or be Talked to.
Receive Your Packages, Eat
Your Lunch.

Some of the out-of-town people, for
whose benefit the room was prepared,
are laboring under a mistaken idea as
to the opening Of the rest room. II
has been fixed and fitted up principal
" for the ladies and the children from
the country and is simply a place OF
rest for them and a refuge from the
inclement or cold weather. Mrs. NJ.
B. Evans has made and keeps it clean
and comfortable, where the ladies can
overcome their tired feelings after the
hard exertion of shopping and where
they may stay as long as they please,
with their feet in front of the fire, like
father in the old song.
If they want to bring lunch with
them or send to S. B. Jones restaur-
ant, a. table is in the room for the
spread. They can bathe their hands
and fix their own or false hair and
make themselves as unrufHed as IN
their own private apartment Read
ing IS there for them also, and they
can take in the news and hear Mrs.
Evans talk, and if another lady VINO
can talk as well as Mrs. Evans comes
in, the balance can look out the win
dow and watch the people.
All this is absolutely free, and WIS.,
itors are asked to put their names in
the ledger just to have them added
to the list to swell it out. 1t is snug
and cosy in there and Is nice place
for the ladies to assort their packages
and bundles and to see if they nave
forgotten or overlooked anything IN
their purchases.
If the writer were a lady, or a Wo-
man, she would be so glad Of that rest
room, but being a gentleman, or mere
man, he has to go elsewhere to comb
his hair.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
SHERIFF JNO. II. RAST.
Appointed Sheriff Calhoun County
Gov. Blease Has No Reply to
Mr.. j. j. Evans.

Special to The Herald and News.
Columbia, Nov. 13.-Governor Blease
today, upon the recommendation OF
Representative H. G. Paulling, ap-
pointed Jno. H. Rast sheriff Of Calhoun
county to succeed Sheriff O. NJ. Dantz-
ler, deceased.
The governor also appointed B. NJ,
Shuman as special judge to hold the
Greenville court in place of Judge j.
C. Klugh, deceased.
Governor Blease stated that he had
nothing to say in reply to the letter of
Representative Evans from Marlboro
county in the matter of his refusal to
call an extra session of the legislature.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14

berry winning to 0. On Friday morn
ing Wofford and Carolina played,
Wofford winning which left the cham
pionship contest between NeWberry
and Wofford, which was played Sat-
urday afternoon, and an account OF
which appears above from the Spar
tanburg Herald.
In order to gain the cup, a team
must win three successive contests.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
Attention Members.

The Y. w. A. society Of the First
Baptist church will hold its regular
missionary meeting in the Philathla
room Sunday afternoon Immediately
after the lesson. At the close of an
interesting program, which has been
arranged, the mail boxes will be open
ed and the talents returned.
Each member is earnestly requested
to be present.
Lenore Broaddus, Reporter.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
FOR NEWBERRY POSTOFFICE.
Bids for Building Opened in Treasury
Department.

Washington, Nov. 10.-Bids were
opened at the treasury department
here today for the construction Of the
postof1ce building at Newberry. AS
soon SIS they are carefully considered
the name Of the successful bidder will
DO aAnonnSsd
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
,ai7rensyilIe Herald, 10th.

LauTGUSFIIIV 1I01 d1UI IVt11'
Mr.. Melvin Cheek, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Calvin Cheek, formerly OF this
county but now of NeWberry, was
married Sunday, November 5, to Miss
Alice Swindler, Of that city. Melvin
has many friends in this county who
wish for hial and his bride mach sue
cess in lie.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14

On Friday morning Nevberry play
sa Erskine, NewbeTrT winning to l
against Erskine. In the afternoon
Newberry s2& Faamsa played, New
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14
SOCIAL.

d
Although the inclement weather pre-
vented much of a social nature dur
ing the past week several Of the clubs
held their regular meetings.
The Woman's club met with. Mrs
W. Y. Fair. Each member responded
to the roll cali with facts Of Egyptian
life. Mrs. West and Mrs. Cannon read
interesting papers on "Algiers" and
the people of Algeria and Tunis,
Mrs. J. E. Norwood led a discussion on
the principal cities of these countries
The Drayton Rutherford Chapter, u
D. c., met with Mrs. H. L. Parr. Round
table questions relative to chapter his
tory were asked by Mrs. Norwood and
intelligently answered by the members
present. Mrs. Floyd read an article
entitled Caring for the soldiers" and
the meeting was presided over by the
president, Mrs. J. H. West. A delight
full salad course and fruit was served
in the dining room after business was
over.
&
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-14

When, oh, when, is Mayor Langford
going to commence that paving of tho
public square and Main street? Echo
answers when. There are ten more
DAYS in which to file pledges. See?
The Idler.