The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-14
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sey, G. Luke Sease and family, }. H.
Summer and family, John H. Baxter,
we're among the visitors to the corn
exposition Thursday.
Prepare for the big sale beginning
Saturday at F. W. Brawley's bat
terry" store, to be conducted by the
well-known AID trade-reviving sales
man, ]. C. Wilson.
M5ssrs. J. C. Sample, w. S. Melton,
Jas. R. Leavell, Henry D. Havird,
Rome Sem, L. I. Feagle, DR.. NJ A.
Renwick, James Reawick were among
Tuesdays visitors at the corn exposi-
tion.
Miss Maggie B. Turner and Mr.. J.
A. Dennis, attended the Clyde McBea
debate at Clyde, Wednesday night of
last week. SO while the Herald AID
News is glad to note his prominence
it would be we'll to say, Watch Gus"
The split log drags were out work
ing this morning. One business man
said that for every dollar spent on
them there was s100 worth of bene-
ft.-Anderson Mail. Then it does look
as though more people ought to see
it.
The controversy about the ground
hogs reliability as weather prophet
is raging again, as it always does at
this time of yearbook Hill Herald.
Yes, in some parts of the country he
remained out and in other parts he
went back
Since the Arcade has installed new
flights for the moving pictures, show
ing them up in palmer view and with
less strain on the eyes and the pictures
being of the very finest and newest
make, that popular place is increasing
its popularity.
"A Letter to the Princess" being
the fifth story of What Happened to
Mary" will be shown at the Theato
on Friday afternoon and night. If you
; have been keeping up with Mary you
will enjoy this next number. See
what happened to Mary.
President J. H. Harms, of NsWbcrry
college, has given his consent to the
plan for the students Of that institu-
! ton to come to Columbia today and
as a result there will be over 100 of
the "rah' rah" boys from Newberry
college to Inspect the exposition and
view the exhibits-Thursday State.
Commissioner Watson has wired
President Harms, of Newberry, in
forming him that the railway will put
on special cars for the Newberry cci-
lege men if they can make arraage-
ments to attend the exposition tomor
row. No reply has been received from
President Harms up till this afternoon.
Wednesdays Record.
Having business in Columbia we
started down to the capital city last
Thursday night. When, we got down
to Newberry a wreck just ahead was
the occasion of our spending a good
part of the night in that town-on the
cars. We looked out but did not see
the A. R. P. Bishop of Newberry.-A.
r. Presbyterian.
Wesley class of Central Methodist
church will have valentine oyster
supper and other good things to eat
Friday afternoon and night in the Pay
singer building, next to DR. Ways drug
store, beginning at 4 o'clock The
charge for supper will be 25 cents,
cream and cake extra. The public is
cordially invited.
Those of You who have turkeys must
be on the look out, as they may be
stolen. Mr.. T. Vigodsky had three
stolen from him Tuesday night, MAX
i.g the fourth he has lost in the sama
way. Some thief is having turkey
meat that does not belong to him. 1t
is to be hoped that he will be caught
yet and get the punishment he de-
serves
The pcstoffice authorities authorize
an examination for janitor at the
Newberry postofice. No application
. for this position will be received after
March l. Address secretary fifth civil
! service district Atlanta. Ga. The
position pays $3.50 per aa@num The