The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-09-27
Jewish people as the feast of taber-

nacles.
The autos stop now 8. tue Joint cor
ner of Summer Bro,Lel: and Glider &
Weeks. Those large sigas mean more
| than they Ought to-
Rome Isaacs and Monk Eichelber-
ger, two colored youths who fought,
were up before Recorder Earhardt
Thursday. Monk paid S. and Rome SO.
Glass No. 10 will give an entertain
ment at Central church Friday evening
at o'clock, for the adult membership
of the church.
There is now being recorded by
Clerk of Court Goggans a $3,000,00O
mortgage, covering Il printed pages
of pamphlet, given by the Parr
Shoals Power company to Columbia
Knickerbocker Trust company, trus-
tee.
Photographer Leroy Salter calls it
the underground duck and people are
calling by the carload for post cards.
A great many, though, are going to
the wrong place, the uptown gallery.
Up there they are busy telling callers
where to go, to the downtown gallery.
The ladies of the A. R. P. church
will offer number of articles for sale
on Friday of this week. One Of the
windows in the E. H. Summer furni-
tnre sture will be used. The sale will
open at 10 o'clock. Cakes and pickles
will be sold amongst many other good
things.
In the matter of the fight between
the board of health and the city coun-
Gil we know that some of the men,
bers of council are anxious to know
just what the. law is in. the matter so
that they may act in accordance with
the law.-Florence Times. This is a
big question in some cities where they
are busy.
Because Jim Littlejohn couldn't pay
$50 he has entered the chaingang SER
vice for course of rs days. Record
er Earhardt on Tuesday morning pro-
nounced against Littlejohn as follows:
For drunk and disorderly, $40 or Is
days; for shooting on street, $25 or
80 days, and for carrying concealed
weapon, s25 or 80 days.
James S. Daniel, principal of the
colored Episcopal mission school, has
adopted new plan for the cotton
picking season. He turns school out
each day at IL o'clock in order to give
the boys and girls of his school a
chance to help the cotton producers
with hands and at the same time make
a little change for themselves. Good
idea.
Letters received here from S. H.
Mclean, district passenger agent of
the Southern railway, who is now in
Philadelphia, state that he is doing
well. Mr.. Mclean went North for
medical treatment for facial nerve
trouble.-The' State, 25th. Mrs. G. G.
Sale and daughter are in Columbia
with her sister, Mrs Mclean, during
the absence of Mr.. Mclean.
Our good friend. Rev ). D. Bowles,
CT this place who IS mole than four
score years old and VITO is at all
times, very indua1rious citizen, per-
formed the wonderful accomplishment
oc picking an averag of not much less
thar one hundred p5In.is of cotton
daily for a period of five days last
Week.-Coronaca cor Greenwood
Journal, 25th.
The trustees of Friendship school
have announced that the opening of
the 1928 session will take place on
the 9TH of October. Miss Minnie Wal
lace, who has been the efficient teach
er for the past three years has been
employed again for tile coming ses-
sion Evarvono who iS interested is in
vited to be present at :!1e opening ex-
ercises.-Laurels Ad, cruiser, >25th.
The cornerstone of the new Luther
an church at Eau Claire will be laid
with appropriate services next Sunday
afternoon at 4 o'clock. The act of
laying the stone will be performed by
Rev James D. Kinard, of Greenwood,
president of the South Carolina Luth-
eran synod. The principal address