The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-09-08
YAR1OUS AND ALL ABOUT.

| HA2A4VOS AMI ALL AOVU1s
They say that there is marriage
booked for the 18th, but it is not yet
booked in the probate judges Office.
The Wallace Piano company has
sold valuable Hallet & Davic VIZ
tuolo to Miss Lille Mann.
Mr.. T: L. Blaustein returned Thurs
day from the Northern markets after
a careful selection of new goods for
the fall and winter trade.
Mr.. c. R. Bishop spent Saturday in
Newberry, where he closed a large
real estate deal.-Laurens Advertiser
! 9Th.
The Rev. James McKittrick will
preach at the First Baptist church OF
Newberry on Sunday morning at the
usual hour.
The Ladies' Aid society will have an
ice cream festival at Trinity church
on Saturday, the 18th, beginning at
o'clock in the afternoon.
Mr.. B. T. Bishop has sold bis stable
business to Mr. Guy Brown, who will
run the same. Mr.. D. Fair Pifer
! takes Mr.. Browns place as clerk at
the Newberry hotel.
Rev. J. C. Roper, of Greenwood, will
preach at the opera house Sunday
g.; morning at II o'clock and at the Pres
byterian church (union seryice) at.
o'clock p. m.
In mayors court on Wednesday
morning Jake Sanders, a colored
hackman, paid a fine of S25 for OBJ
structing the strickland using impolite
language at the depot on Sunday.
Mr.. W. R. Eddy is the latest buyer of
Wagner 4 horse power motorcycle
from Mr.. T. E. Wicker. Messrs. Roy
Cannon and Eddy rode their. motor
cycles to Laurens and back Sunday.
Mr.. M. H. Folk planted, cultivated,
gathered, ginned and sold a bale of
cotton without rain literally doing all
Of this between rains. His Pomaria
land must be very rich.
Mrs. John M. Taylor, of Newberry,
sister of Mrs. Ed. Devore died last
week. She was we'll and favorably
known here, having been raisced in
Greenwood county.-Ninety Six cor
Greenwood Journal, 5th.
Rev. l. S. Caldwell, of Newberry, and
number one good preacher, is having
several days melting in the A. R. P
church at Bradley. Some from here
are attending.-Troy cor, Abbeville
Medium, 9TH.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
societies of Central church will meet
Tuesday afternoon at 430 o'clock with
Mrs. w. H. Wallace Miss McCui.
Tough will have charge Of the meeting
and will give talk on Cuba.
We have so many pretty girls in
this city of Florence that it is sub
ject of remark by all visitors.-Flor'
ence Times. You should come to New
berry and "see them first" that are
pretty girls here, then you would have
something to say.
At the old court house moving pic
ture show Manager Lavender vii
have on exhibition next Tuesrda!
''The Count of Monte Christo," said t
be one of the "most universally ad
mired subjects ever shown On tn
sheet" Don't miss it.
: The auntum days are coming, tn
> saddest of the year.-Orangeburg Tim
es and Democrat. Why, October is tn
I most beautiful month of the year, man
: and autumn time is fine. Take
hack. Welcome to the glad, golde
S autumn days.
e A young lady living in upper Gallo
we'll street asks that word be ser
Mavor Langford to turn his goats i
|, that part, as she says they are neede
badly along the upper way OF Cale
D we'll street, and especially near Whe1
s she lives.
d President J. Henry Harms, OF New
d berry college, is on the program II
: an address, at the opening of the eli
e schools Of Laurens on next Monoa
having been invited by Superintendel
~ 2 Innns 10 be one Of the SDeake!