The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-11-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Mr. Geo. C. Hipp has Ford touring
car from the Summer Motor company
The managers Of State election will
each have twelve boxes.
Hon. Jno. L. McLaurin will speak in
the court house Saturday, for farmers
and about cotton. Everybody invited
Mr.. Nat Gist won first prize, S25, al
the State fair for best stallion three
years old and over.
A little foreign monkey was in the
city Tuesday to the delight Of the. lit
tie domestic monkeys.
After next Tuesday the country will
hear the roar Of the elephant, the bray
of the donkey or the snort Of the bull.
Adams Exposition shows (carnivaD
will be in Newberry for one week, be-
ginning next Monday.
The Greeks don't like Turkey, and
will take pleasure in helping tn Amer
leans roast and carve it on Thanks
giving day.
The local office of the Life Insurance
Company of Virginia, Mr.. B. B. Reid,
manager, has been transferred to the
Scott building in Caldwell street.
Mr.. E. NJ. Evans is announced for
alderman of Ward 8, making more op-
position in that ward, three candidates
being in the field.
The postofice at Newberry has been
notified that the postoflce at Slighs
will be discontinued and the mail for
that neighborhood sent to Prosperity,
Great-grandma and pa, grandma and
pa, ma and pa, aunts and uncles, SIS
ters and brothers all gone to the fair,
leaving you and few others to do
the work
Friday will be All Saints day, which
has been celebrated since the fourth
century by the church. The evening
before is known as Halloween, or Hal
loUn,1as or All HalloWS.
Three big o'possums and the largest
chicken hawk they ever saw were the
proceeds of hunt on Wednesday
night by Messrs D. A. Livingstone and
P. B. Asbill.
If Greece gets the best of the fight,
will Turkey trot? Or, if Turkey makes
it too hot, will Greece run?-Keowee
Courier. Greece may not run in this
instance, but the Turkey trot is going
on.
Mrs. Joe Boozer and family, and Mrs.
Frank Waters, made trip to Newber-
ry, shopping for the fall season.-In-
dian Greek cor. Saluda Standard, 31st.
That's right Let them all come to a
good place for shopping.
There will be no preaching at Hope
we'll and Sharon Methodist churches,
of the KinardsI circuit ON Sunday, on
account of the meeting of the college
of bishops at Greenville. Rev. w. R.
Bouklight will attend the meeting.
Mrs. Geo. S. Milligan, of New York,
national organizer for the anti-cig-
arctic league, will lecture at Cannon's
Creek church at 4 o'clock Sunday af-
ternoon, November 3. All cordially in
yited.
Do you know that bad roads are
costing you actual cash in the loss of
your own time, in the extra hauling
and in the extra wear on harness, Wa
gon and horses ?-Calhoun Advance.
Yes, sir.
Owing to the delay in delivering
seats for the Second Cannon Creek
church, the dedication service an
nounced for the first Sunday in No
vember is postponed Indefinitely. Reg
ular services at the old church at the
usual hour.
Chief Lominack on Monday after
noon arrested one c. c. Reddick, OF
Spartauburg, On the charge of entlclng
labor. He was released upon cash
bond of $50 for his appearance in the
recorders court next Monday morn
ing.
A citizen of Newberry asks The
Herald and News to tell ''The Idler"
Che says that he doesn't know who