The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-01-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
See the celebrated DR.. Cook at the
opera house on the night of the 18th.
Some people don't know that
| Christmas has gone.
Mr.. e. Y. Morris has retired from
business and the store he has just
vacated is now occupied by Rikard
and Long.
| The members of the Calendar So
ciety Of Central church feel deeply
indebted to the busicians whose aid
so kindly rendered made possible the
enjoyable recital on Tuesday night.
Street Overseer J. Monroe Wicker
is beginning the new year right Look
at the work leading from that little
park fronting DR.. C. D. Weeks resi-
dence to the foot bridge on SCOTS
creek
1t is said that in his college days
DR.. Cook was a baseball player And
! we'll bet that he struck out every
time he went to the bat-Greenville
News. The doctor will be in Newber-
ry on the 18th.
Bull Fighting in Seville" will be
repeated at the M owing picture show
in the old court house Saturday after
noon and night. IN addition there
will be three reels, the bull fighting
picture being extra for that occasion.
Recorder Earhardt charged four lit
tie negroes s5 in his court Thursday
morning. Three 81 each for idling
at the depot and one 81 for swinging
on car. The recorder wants to break
up the bad and dangerous habit.
Mr.. J. R. Green has been appointed
a member of the board of health, vice
H. W. Lominick, resigned. At a meet
ing of the board Tuesday Secretary
S. S. Cunningham was reelected and
Mr.. D. B. Chandler was elected health
officer.
On account of the new heating
plant being Installed in the Lutheran
Church of the Redeemer, the congre-
cation will hold services in the Pres
byterian church next Sunday at II a.
n. The public ia cordially invited tc
the services.
DR.. Frederick A. Cook, who is to
appear in Newberry on the evening
of the 18th. instant was first announc-
ed as coming here under the auspices
of the Newberry college lyceum
course. The lecture will be under the
Newberry opera house management.
Secure your seats.
A letter received by Mrs. J. x. Gil
der Thursday from New York brought
the gratifying news that her brother,
Mr.. ", A, FAINT, was better and doing
as we'll as could possibly be expected.
Mr. FAINT has b;en dangerously i'll,
and the successful operation which
he underwent and his chances for re-
ii'covery will be glad intelligence 11
his many friends.
Mrs. Geo. L; Epps received the Sd
intelligence Hst her brother, Mr.. W.
S. Brown, died in Alexandria, Ark,
Wednesday morning at s o'clock. He
was in q hospital in that city ana had
been operated on in bad health. Mr.:
Brow,ss was we'll known here. He left
Kinards eight years ago. His friends
will be sorry to hear Of his death and
they sympathize> with lis sorrowing
relatives.
The reporter visited the laundry of
Joe Lem, Newberry's only Ghiaaman.
and asked him if he would follow
suit and have his queue cut off as
5000 of his felloW-countrymen did in
New York on New Years day at a cell |
ebration Of the establishment of the !
Chinese republic. Lem said Wednes-
day that in six weeks time, at the
setting in of the Chinese New Year,
he would cut away his queue, when
ne will be ''allee samee likee Mclean |
man."