The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-05-19
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

You have only until Saturday even
ing to see DR.. Grimm about your eyes
and ,eye-g glasses.
Do you speak Chautauqua? If not.
learn how to speak it. And speak it
properly.
Mr.. Ira Taylor who was operated on
| in Columbia for appendicitis, is I'M
proving.
Mr.. H. H. Rikard. master, lost a
$3.50 mule Tuesday. The mule drop
ped dead while plowing.
Messrs. W. C. Waldrop and ]. 3.
Hunter went to Greenwood Wednes-
day morning for Mr.. Hunters new
Ford roadster.
Those who are absenting themselves
from the moving picture shows are
missing some really fine entertain
ments.
Mr.. J. Monroe Swindler says the
public can repair to his repair shop
and have mending done again as he
is out from under the grip.
The Luther League will met at the
residence of DR.. E. B. Settler in Col
lege street Thursday night at $50
o'clock.
Clerk Of Court Goggans' Office is en-
gaged in recording a mortgage for
s1O,OO0,OO0 given by the Southern Pow
er company. The mortgage covers
about 14O printed pages.
7ororts from Dr. J. X. Glider state
that ne is rapidly improving. A great
number of gall stones were removed
in tn, operation. and it is stated that
the operation came just in time.
Newberry got her share Of the bene-
fit from the FIRE incurance act, S258.93,
which amount has be een turued over
ty City Treas'uer J. R. ScurTy to J.
H. Baxter treasurer fire department
Some wittv cne has signed up "the
Idler's bone" OH the charred remains
Of me building ii Friend street near
the depot, so wildly portrayed by Bill
Ewart Tuesday.
Mr.. B. F. Goggans moved last week
to his new house, lot opposite the
Episcopal church. Mr.. F. C. Sigh
will in a wek or so occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Goggans and
which he bought some time ago.
Manager Lavender has kindly given
the "Palmeto Leaves" and the "Bri-
gade" of Central church an interest in
the picture show on Friday. and the
pictures will be especially attractive to
children
A large congregation attended the
installation service at Union Sunday.
Rev. J. D. Kinard, of Newberry, presi-
dent of synod, delivered a. strong
charge to the pastor.-Delmar cor.
| T easvi1lo News 18th
Newberry proposes to have a Home
Coming Week this year. This is a
step in the right direction. It will
entail a lot of worry and trouble, but
the town will be benefited in a meas
ure that will make it worth while
Anderson Mail.
There is only one applicant for the
position of clerk-carrier. As applica-
tons will not be accepted unless re-
ceived by Geo. S. Donnell, secretary
civil service board, Atlanta, Ga, after
May 81, it behooves all who intend ap-
plying to act without further delay.
The county has been needing rain
for some time, seems to be the gen
eral complaint. An unusual occur
renee happened on Tuesday afternoon
about 4.30 o'clock Mr.. G. B. Boozer
was treated to a ten minutes shower,
a good one, while none of his near
neighbors got bit.
Contractor P. F. Baxter having fix
ed a place for it, the new pipe organ
for Central Methodist church has ar
rived from Hagerstown, Nd, and has
been placed in position by an expert
from the Mohler company, which COM
pany made the organ for the Church
of the Redeemer.
The regular spring communion will