The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-10-08
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

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Mr.. H. H. Abrams is announced for
reelection as alderman for Ward 2.
Mr.. T. J. Davenport is also the own
er of a Ford touring car.
There will be meeting of the Bach
elor Maids Tuesday at o'clock, with
Miss Linda Welch.
Mr.. R. C. Perry is announced for
alderman in Ward l, Dr.. E. H. Kibler in
Ward ?, and Mr.. J. B. Walton in Ward 3
Probate Judge-elect Claude Schum-
pert on Monday issued a marriage Ii
cense to Mr.. Robert Nelson and Miss
Annie Wilson, both of Whitmire.
Mr.. J. H. Kidd has had a nice new
residence erected and will move in
soon.-Ogden cor Rock Hill Record.
Nothing like having nice shelter for
the little kids.
On Monday in Recorder Earhardt's
court Matte Moore paid $40 in set
tlement for fighting another woman Of
her color. Scott Douglas paid $40 for
fighting and cursing and Oliver Sims
for disorderly conduct paid s..
Master H. H Rikard had one sale on
Monday-case of British and American
Mortgage company against S. B. Aull
and others-192 1-2 acres in No. 3
township. Bought by Mrs. Talu Aull
for 1920
The ladies OF Aveleigh Presbyterian
church will hold their annual chrys-
anthemum fair early in NoEember, and
will be glad for all growers" 20 ex-
hibit flowers. Further notice will be
given later.
! Confederate veterans and their de-
scendants desiring crosses OF honor
must send in their blanks, properly ill
cd out and sigrcG, by October 10, to
Mrs. J. E. Norwood, Drayton Ratkcr-
ford chapter, L d.
Well, winter is approaching; are you
preparing for those cold days?-Caw
Cav cor. Calhoun Advance. Some men
in Newberry have; they have took off,
their straw hats. Are there many
crows in your section?
How about that talk of this being
the best cotton market in the country.
Let the buyers show that The Herald
and News is correct. Bring in your
cotton, growers Newberry bankers
and merchants will treat you alright.
"The French Spy" at the Theato
Tuesday will please many people. 1t
will be in three reels and will be shown
at the usual low rates Of ) and 10
cents, instead of Is cents and dollar
as such formerly cost you to see at the
opera house See the spy at the Thea
to Tuesday.
Frost prophets predict an early
coming of winter The seven stars
and night fall are getting close and the
white, flag of the dog fennel is un-
furling.-McBee Courier. Before the
seven stars and nightfall get too close
together and the white flag of the dog
fennel is unfurled, you had better lay
in a supply of coal and wood, for the
frost (may not be false) prophets pre-
dict an early coming Of winter.
Operating on a much larger scale is
the H. F. Addy Co. The blacksmith
and wheelright yard has been greatly
improved by the tearing away of the
old platform to make room for wagons
and buggies and farm machinery.
Plenty of room now to accommodate
the country public. A long feed
trough also has been put there for the
benefit Of those wanting work done in
that line, from a horse shoe to an en-
gine.
About five months ago one Lee Sum-
mers came here from Clinton and
opened a restaurant in Main street,
near the lower end. He was accom-
panied by his wife and a young lady.
Friday Chief Lominack, with search
warrant, went through the place and
was the man who put rest in restau-
rant, for he found ten quarts OF whls-
key in new suit case and broke up
the house work Chief got the whis-
key, but Summers failed to appear for