The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-23

picture snow WQ6n Iue pICCu1 SS al =
such as were shown Saturday.
There will be. preaching at Bush
river church next Sunday at II a. m.
by DR.. Ramsay or DR.. Wilkins, OF
GreenyiIle
Mr.. Geo. L. Long, formerly clerking
for Mimnaugh, is now with EWart-
Perry Co., where he invites his frienGs
to call.
A citizen of Newberry went to Gaff-
ney and they arrested him thinking
that he was sidna Allen. A natural
mistake.-Greenwood Journal. Must
be some mistake in this.
The closing exercises of the NeWber-
ry graded schools will be held in the
opera house on June 8. An address
to the members of the school will be
delivered by Rev. Howard Lee Jones,
D. D., Charleston.
Newberry is to have a hospital.
That is step in the right direction
We sincerely hope that the citizens OF
that place will have no trouble in rails
ing sufficient stock with which to
build it-GreenWood Journal.
Hardware Farmer Johnson says swat
the caterpillar in his nest, otherwise
the crop of crawling creepers and
consequent subsequet butterflies will
be immense. The butterflies wouldn't
be so bad; but, ugh, the shivers from
the fuzzywugs.
Bishop Guerry in his practical ser
mon at ST. Luke's Sunday night said
that a man couldn't be good Chris
tian and poor citizen. If a good
Christian he is a good citizen and in
favor of good roads and a clean city,
etc.
The following have been selected by
DIR. Thomas to represent the Sopho-
mores in the Sophomore Defamation
Contest: Excelsior declaimers: R.
c. Floyd, R. K. Wise, ]. L. Keitt, Jr.,
D. E. Efrd; Phrenakosmian declaim-
ers: T. K. Finck, K N. Counts, D. F.
Barber, C. D. WeimeH.
Members of the chamber of COM
merce must have tickets to the ban
quet on the night of the 30th instant.
Tickets can be had at Mayes' Book and
Variety Store, Glider & Weeks, or
from Mr.. F. P. Devore, Messrs. Mayes,
Weeks and Devore being the commit
tee.
Mr.. J. P. Mahon is the recipient of
hat from Mrs. D. c. Turnipseed, Of
Manila. 1t came rolled in case
of native bamboo and is very light.
The Manila hat is a fine piece Of head
wear which is rare in this part of the
country. Mr.. H. W. Dominick is book
ed to get one from Chief Joe Cooley.
Mr. ]. L. Dickert had his street
hands to do some good work in Cal
houn street last week, and the report
er for one desires to express his ap-
probation for Mr.. Dickert's promptness
in carrying out the plans of Mayor
Langford and Supervisor Wicker, who
are trying to divide up the work and
be in as many places at one time as
possible.
Recorder Earhardt had gang OF
young negroes before him on Monday
morning for crap shooting on Sunday
in the old town graveyard. They were
playing the game on a tombstone.
Rufus Eichelberger, John Young, Ar
chic Pitts, George Renwick, James
Golden. Dollars five or days 10 each.
Paid, all. Rounding up by Policemen
Lee and Turner.
On Monday in the recorders court
John Dominick, colored, pleaded gull
ty to selling and transporting liquor.
The case was before Mayor Langford,
as Recorder Earhardt appeared as a
witness. Dominick's sentence was:
for selling, $75 or 80 days; for trans
porting, $50 or 80 days. The fine was
reduced by the mayor to $50 and S25
respectively for the two counts, which
was paid. Officer Chandler made the
arrest.
In Honor of Miss Wilson.
Greenwood Index, 18th.