The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-26

from town, ana aTTeSleu Den NOOpei'
colored, who is wanted here for sew
eral charges. Sheriff Blease has been
wanting Cooper for some time.
The first prize, 32-piece China
dinner set at the Airdome Saturday
night, was won by Miss Lever, of
the city. The second prize, sack Of
stick candy, was won by Mr.. Munson
L .Buford Two more sets of China
are to be drawn for Friday and Sat-
urday nights at the Airdome.
Are waiting for a trolley line
Headline in Rock Hill Record. We
are too, and have been and will be-.
1t is different with you. You say
there is good reason to believe that
there will soon be trolley line from
Rock Hill to Harmony. We can only
wait.
Mr.. B. B. Reid has changed his res
idence from College street to Higgins
street. Some people have probably
forgotten that Boundary street has
changed it's name to Higgins; some
don't know it, and a few never will.
But Mr.. Reid won't forget to remind
all classes that he is an insurance
man on the job.
Monday of last week while Mrs A.
C Sigh and two little daughters
were on their way home from New
berry 70 Dyson the mule ran away
and threw Mrs. Sigh and the children
out of the buggy. The little girls
were not hurt, but Mrs. Sigh had a
deep cash cut in her head, which,
while very painful, was not serious.
The reporter is beginning to think
| that Citizen Burr Martin. is about
riglt when he says, as he is always
saying, that The Herald and News
man can't read mis- own writing three
days after it is written 1t must be
pretty bad, as the linotype machine
finds out. That place up in Pickens
county is mine Tines not Nine
Twins"
Listen to the Spartanburg Journal
of last Friday telling of home grown
strawberries again at this season Of
the year and to the Anderson Mail,
same date, telling of great big, juicy
fat watermelons selling there for 5
cents, the market being overrun.
Ben Hill Brown is a candidate for
mayor of Spartanburg. Ben Hills
name sounds all right, and if it is as
good as Bill Hill, he will win out.
The Lane Brothers, Ernest NJ. and
Olin H., who made a recent trip to
Richmond, Norfolk and Newport
News, had a pleasant time in those
cities. Ever notice how full of goods
the store of E. NJ. Lane and company
is kept after selling so much? The
secret is they are always buying and
selling. Sell fast and keep brining
in new supplies And they believe in
advertising.
In the various and all about" col
umn Julian White wants the reporter
to "quit loafng and get on the job
he was in Baltimore and that fact had
not been mentioned. But at that
very time his name was in the pa
per- Julian wrote on one of those
post cards Jno. B. Mayes recently had
made of that portion of Calhoun
street, running in front of the report
er's home-which makes a pretty pic
ture. See all the beautiful views at
Mayes'.
Another blind tiger was arrested in
town Saturday night by Chief of Po-
lice w. H. Jernigen and Health Off
Ger Jno. C. Adams. These two Off
GERS arrested Mr.. ]. ]. Dean, who ap-
peared before the recorder on Mon
day morning, charged with selling
whiskey. Mr.. Dean demanded d jury
which was granted by the recorder.
The jury will be drawn on Wednesday
morning at nine o'clock and the case
has been set for four o'clock Wednes-
day afternoon.
Whenever the Rock Hill Herald
speaks of the Anderson Mail it drops
the 'tthe" and just says "Ander" On
Mail" etc. One day lately the Her
aid said Anderson Mail wanted to
know why the Rock Hill postofice
was flying no flag from its building.
The Herald answered that the nag
was there all right but that 1t did
not appear in the picture recently