The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-08
crowded out, along with other matters.


men were made Of the dust that will
never settle.-Anderson Mail. That
is a fine little paragraph.
Whenever one of our boys goes out
into the world and does things, We
do so love to tell about it.-Ander-
son Mail. 'fMe and you BOTH
The Church of the Redeemer has
granted the pastor, the Rev. Edw,
Fulenwider, one months vacation to
he taken when it suits him.
When an express messenger marries
it is in order for his friends to ,ex-
press their congratulations via the
mouth route, Or by the pencil way, as
in this case for instance.
A marriage seems more realistic
when it gets nearer your own family.
It is like a big piece of news, when
it's away off it doesn't seem near so
interesting.
Pulaski lodge, No. 20, I. O. o. F., will
not meet until August 21. Any
member becoming sick will report to
W G. Peterson, secretary. Jas. L.
Aull, noble grand
Editor W. W. Ball deserves all OF
the nice things that will be said a
bout him.-Greenwood Journal. He
does. and it is so pleasant to talk
this way.
Mr. Claude H. Williams has moved
his place of business, the NeWberry
Pool Parlors, to the stand next door
South, in the space formerly occupied
lby MIR. Sam B. Jones as a restaurant.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Church OF
the Redeemer will meet with Mrs.
E. R. Hipp Monday afternoon, at D
o'clock
There will be preaching at Clayton
Memorial church Sunday morning at
II o'clock by Rev. E. L. Halfacre. The
pastor, the Rev. Geo. S. DeLano ill
preach at SIS Sunday night. The
public is invited.
The Dillon team can play ball,
and they don't claim everything in
sight, either.-Greenwood Journal.
Now we would like to see that Dillon
team tackle Newberry. 1t would meet
a hard proposition.
We are glad Senator Tillman let up
in his opposition to Mr.. Hill as post
master X man ought to be above all
su n little doings. 1t shows weakness
to ha1hor i'll will. 1t takes nan to
overlook meanness.
The two vacant scholarships in
Winthrop college from this county,
were awarded to Miss Corrie Eugenla
Long, of Prosperity, and Miss sara
octavia Halfacre, of Newebrry. These
scholarships were won by competl-
tive examination.
Now if Newberry could only land
her big ex-sheriff, Capt. NJ. M. Buford,
as United States marshal, lots OF peo-
pc would like it. Some, of course,
wouldn't. We all have enemies, of one
sort or another, just as Mr.. ". A. Hill
had in his recent race for the post
nastership.
Mr. Henry H. Blease, of The Ia"
firm of Blease and Blease, appeared
Monday before Judge Watts at Lau-
rens and secured bail for Mr.. Ben
Woodward accused in the murder case
of the little negro, Felix Henley The
bond is for $780,
We know some people who are away
and don't want to be mentioned. Some
times one never knows what to do in
this particular. This is funny
world. But maybe the world is all
right, 'it is just the people. Some
of the people are so funny they make
you laugh in the hottest kind OF wea-
ther.
Haven't heard from those two young
men who used to ride to Helena OF
evenings and wait for the Canon Ball,
haven't heard since the evening the
train went on without stopping to side
track at Helena and took them on to
Silverstreet, We know some ladies
who are enjoying that little joke. Try
again boys, don't let little thing like
that phase you.
| Since writing a personal about Mr..
Albert Sligh's trip to Washington we
came across this from the Ninety Six