The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-30
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Miss Eva Goggans has returned
from Columbia, reporting that her
aunt Miss Eva Gary, is improving af-
ter an operation.
Mule meat is high, but there are
some fine mules in Newberry. A mule
would sell for good price here now
! if he had only three legs.
The Calvin Crozier chapter, i. D. c.,
will meet with Miss Adeline john
stone Thursday afternoon, February
/, at 4 o'clock.
DR.. Sun Vat Sen doesn't seem to
have a sunny political sky in China.
-Anderson Mail. DR.. Sun Set Yam
seems to be alright
The hospitals in Columbia are filled
with Newberry people-and others.
Wonder if this town will ever need a
hospital more than it needs one now.
It looked on Monday morning like
February was preparing to come in On
its old reputation of being the worst
month in the year.
For fighting and shooting, so was
the charge he labored under, one
Meredith Thompson ran up against a
s5 snag in Recorder Earhardt's court
Monday morning.
Monday morning showed that it
won't do to believe you are going to
have fair and nice weather next day
because the day before was warm and
balmy.
A young lady of Laucens county
sent for a copy of The Herald and
News containing "The Beautiful
Snow" She was not the only one.
The poem took.
Chairman County Pension Board W.
G. Peterson requests statement that
the board will meet in the auditors
Office at II o'clock Monday morning,
February 5, and that all applicants
must have blanks on hand.
Memorials were read by several
members on the deaths of members of
the association. A beautiful tribute
to the late Y. J. Pope was paid by
W. H. Hunt, of the Newberry bar
Press report meeting Bar association
in Columbia Thursday evening.
Mr.. Ike Ray, Of Jalapa, was shot
last week. Someone fooling with a
gun, was letting the hammer down
when the weapon was accidentally
discharged, shooting Mr.. Ray in the
knee. DR.. Thos. H Rope cut the ball
out, and the wounded man is getting
along all right
Headline in papers: Mail Carriers
Will Fly. Warren and John Peterson,
Tom Wicker, Will Eddy, Frank De-
vore, Tom Chalmers and Yancey Dick
ert fly around the corner of the old
uostofice building every morning in
Newberry waiting for the new build
ing to rise.
Bell Jeter, Ida Stewart and Juanita
Farrow, three dusky damsels, were
before Recorder Earhardt on Monday
morning under indictment for creating
disturbance and keeping disorderly
house. Ida and Juanita-she may
spell it Warneeta-were let off with
S. each, while Belle was asked a con-
tribution of $40.
Those papers that are circulating
; without credit the article from the eX-
change editor are reminded that 1t
originated with The Herald and News.
1t doesn't make 50 much difference
about the little paragraphs they bor-
row from this paper, but they must
understand that The Herald and News
is a stickler for originality.
Mr.. W. c.. Bouknight, carpenter in
the machine shop of the NeWberry
Cotton mills, while engaged at his
work last Friday had the little finger
of his right hand cut off at the second
Joint and his thumb gashed by buzz
planer. DR.. w. G. Houseal dressed
the wounds and made his injured pa
tient comfortable.
Next Friday will be Three Twins
and Ground Hog day, the second day
of February. The Three Twins COM