The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-01-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

ary 81.
Another cold wave is predicted for
the latter part Of the week in this Sec
ton.
Jerry Moore, the boy corn grower,
is getting to be as well known as
Jerry Mander.
The Bachelor Maids will have a
business meeting at the chamber OF
commerce this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Williamson needs a society for the
prevention of cruelty to animals
Williamson Advertiser. So do some
other towns.
Newberry's population 5,02S-ac-
cording to the census. Everybody
knows it's more than that.
Newberry's delegation to the legis-
lature will all be on hand when the
general assembly convenes at noon to-
day.
DR.. L. z Burts, pastor of the Bap-
tict church in Edgefeld, has been ex-
tended call by the First Baptist
church in Columbia.
Mr.. J. T. Crisp celebrated his 92nd
birthday Sunday by dining with his
grandson, Mr.. J. J. Hit. Mr.. Crisp is
all right.
The railroads should offer excursion
tickets to Newberry, where the only
postal savings bank in the State is
located -Spartanburg Journal.
You can't build hospital in a day,
but it does look like ten years is long
enough.-GreenVille News. Talk to
the winds that blow from the Blue
Ridge.
r. P. Fair, the man who has them
all nailed to the mast in the matter Of
ha1 his autograph on the
Jerome's register one day last week,
with Newberry, S. c., following it
Knights of the Grip in Mondays State.
G. MEG. Smith, used to register from
Chappells, but it's Greenwood now
when he grasps the pen to sign his
He was in town Friday,
and the town was glad to have him
of the Grip in Mon
days. State.
A paragraph in the Edgeield papers
reads: "Mr. and Mrs James N. Schenk
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter, Mat
tie Lee, to Mr.. Cornelius V. Holmes on
January, the twelfth, nine
teen hundred and eleven, at three
o'clock p. m, Edgefeld, S. @.
Among the cases tried in the may
or's court yesterday was the case
against gang of negro gamblers who
were rounded up by Policeman Jno M.
Adams with the assistance Of Police
man f. H Franklin. Those tried got
the customary fine of SO or the equl-
valent sentence Of 80 days.
The new 1norgue table for P. F. Bax-
ter & Son has arrived and is fixed in
the morgue, which, had been prepared
for it at their undertaking establish
ments. 1t IS an up-to-date arrange
ment, and with all the necessary ma
terial and equipments on hand the
work Of embalming is prepared to be
done with perfection.
Chief of Police Austin accepted the
at Darlington and will take
charge there this week. Chief Austin
has made good and efficient officer
and the citizens as a whole regret his
leaving. Darlington has secured an
officer that will do his duty fearlessly
and faithfully.-Bishopville Leader
and Vindicator, 5th.
There have been some changes at
Samples since Mr.. J. C. Sample got
TO be magistrate. Mr.. c. W. Douglas
IS acting for Mr.. Sample at the store
and Mr.. E. II. Longshore has accept
ed a position with Summer Bros. at
their grocery store. Mr.. LongShore
sold his stock of groceries to Mr.. R.
L. Lominack.
1t is with regret that We learn Mr..
Lee, who has now been on the police
force for several months, will sever
his connection here and return to his
home in Newberry. Mr.. Lee is a good
citizen and No. l officer, and his
quiet manner and strict attention TO
duty made many friends for him here.