The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-03-29
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

NARIOUS AMI ALL ADVCI'
Mr.. W. A. Hill is announced as a
candidate for supervisor.
Next Friday will be Good Friday
and Sunday Easter day.
The Jewish passover begins next
Tuesday and lasts one week.
Monday will be the first Of April
we wouldn't fool you.
Mr.. W. S. Melton has moved from
Helena to Newberry, Nance street.
Mr.. S. J. Cromer is announced as
candidate for coroner.
The first straw hat, gentleman's, ap-
peared in public on Wednesday morn
ing.
If you are interested in who is to
! be the next opera house manager, be
On the lookout after April fool day.
The next regular quarterly meeting
OF the County Farmers union will be
held on the first Saturday in April.
The Drayton Rutherford chapter, u.
D. c., will meet On Tuesday afternoon
at 4 O'Clock with Mrs. c. J, Purcell.
Mr.. I. T. Zimmerman is the latest
possessor of a motorcycle-The In
dian.
Mr.. j. B. O'Neall Holloway is an
nounced as a candidate for county
superintendent of education.
In the list of delegates to the Ap-
palachian Good Roads congress the
name of Mr.. Lambert w. Jones was
inadvertently omitted Tuesday.
Newberryis public square is to be
paved with brick. How these towns
do grow.-Greenville News. Watch
Newberry from now on.
Mr.. ]. L. Dickert is back to his job
as assistant superintendent of streets
since the rains have held up long
enough to permit work to be done.
Rev. D. P. Presley, of Due West
will preach at Kings Creek Sunday
morning at II o'clock and at Unity
Sunday afternoon at 3.3o
Recorder Earhardt in levying on Gus
Bouknight S. for cursing on the
street is showing street cursers that
it will cost them cash down or days
up to indulge in this pastime.
Jack and the bean stalk will be
shown Tuesday afternoon and night
at the court house picture show. Don't
let the children miss this delightful
treat
The Sons of Confederate Veterans
will meet at the residence of Mr.. ].
B. Hunter on Thursday evening at 8
o'clock. All members are urged to
be present as business of Importance
is to be transacted.
Marion, the 11-year-old son of Mr..
oo5 NTrc IoL,, II yHTIo1yor Woo 1-;olyod
in the mouth On Wednesday afternoon
by one of his ponies while playing in
the lot Marion's lips were split, but
he was not otherwise injured. Drs.
Mower and Houseal attended the case.
Mr.. Nat Gist bought over 500 bales
Of cotton the past week. On Tuesday
he bought 80 bales from Messrs. J.
&c. Neel and w. E. Wallace and 81
from Mr.. H L. Boulware. Within
that time he also bought IS bales from
Mr.. Walter Buzhardt.
During last week Mr. Robt. McC.
Holmes bought a good deal of cot
ton, the largest lot being 1870 bales
from Mr.. J. L. Keitt He bought so
bales from Mr.. H L. Parr, 20 from
Mr.. ]. w Wilson and "a from Mr.. w.
J. Duncan.
A little negro boy by the name of
Hiram Parker was up before Record
er Earhardt Wednesday for stealing
toys from some children in West End.
Hiram made a mistake in thinking 1t
was Christmas and the recorder made
it light on the little darkey by ining
him 50, which was paid.
Felix Abrams in Recorder Ear
hardt's court on Wednesday morning
pleaded not guilty to cursing at Mr. T.
Vigodsky. His plea was not sustain