The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-07-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Today being the 4th of July, the pub
liz offices and the banks will be closed.
Mr. J. H. Summer has Joined the
circle of autoists. He has beautiful
new Overland machine.
Misses Frances Crook and Essle
Wilson will today visit Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Graham, at Pomaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. L. Epps leave to-
morrow for Charlotte to visit her sis
ters for a week or ten days.
Miss Mary l.. Burton left today for
Colorado Springs, Seattle, the Yellow
stone Park and other places.
Miss Blanche Gleason, Of Greenvlle,
is visiting relatives and friends in the
city.
Marion, Newberry, and Rock Hill
have been made famous by their fire
company teams at Columbia.-Charles-
ton Post.
Mr.. Shelton S. Langford is having
his residence, 1926 Main street, re-
modelled by Mr.. C. C. Davis, the ettl-
cient and reliable contractor.
Another Ford touring car has been
exchanged by Mr.. W. c. Waldrop with
Mr.. Robert Norris instead of a Cadll-
! lac.
Those fishermen from Newberry al
Coles island last week came across
two turtle nests, one with 156 eggs ano
the other with 81. Plenty of fish also
and other things.
DR.. W. E. Pelham, Jr., has with
drawn from the firm OF Mower & Pei
ham, and has opened an Office in the
two rooms over Pelham's Drug Store
in Main street.
A prominent young Newberry auto
ist was pulled at Prosperity for ex-
ceeding the speed limit the other day
Beware how you joy-ride into Prosper
ity.
It is to be hoped that there will be
no more homicides in the county, for
while at least. Coroner Felker would
Mt like to be called off now. He would
rather stay at home.
There was something new under the
Newberry sun Sunday-couldn't get
any ice without prescription. The
shortness in ice put many to inconven-
ience and :grumblng. They didn't like
it bit.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Hutchinson, OF
Columbia, and Mr.. A. B. Caughman
and family, of Greenville, have re-
turned to their respective homes after
visiting their relatives, Mr.. T. W. Hut
Crimson and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Norwood and lit
tie sons, Joe, Daggett and John, left
yesterday for the Isle of Palms. Mr..
Norwood will return tomorrow, leaV-
ing Mrs. Norwood and the boys to
spend a week or. ten days there.
That same little four-year-old who
sometime ago asked his mother if Jero-
boam had ever boarded with her told
his grandpa the other day, that the
reason he wasn't getting more eggs
was that the hens couldn't spare any
more.
It occasionally happens that a rame
is left By mistake OFT the mailing list
after expiration of subscription when
the renewal is not forthcoming. Sub
scribers are all treated alike, at least
that is the aim at this Office. Examine
your labels and renew promptly.
Thirty-eight pistols taken from
negroes in so days is a good record
for one county official. That is what
MAGISTRATE VIM NJ. DorrUh, Of No. s,
has accomplished Magistrate Dorroh
is doing worthy work and he will be
upheld by the white citizens of the
entire county.
At the old court house, Mr.. .. r.
Lavender will put on his: moving pic
ture show on Thursday, the great In
dianapolis automobile race. He has
very good shows every afternoon and
evening during the week. Electric
fans and good order make this q pleas
ant place to spend the evening.
Messrs. J. NJ. Davis, e. B. Chandler
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