The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-27
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Don't forget "The Minstrel at the
Airdome Tuesday night, 9th.
The blind man has found out that
the "postofice has moved"
The latest addition to the Ford tour
ing car line, through Summer garage.
is Mr.. R. G. Wallace, of Belfast.
The Hartford school closes on Fri
day and there will be picnic at Hart
ford on Saturday. Public invited.
Prepare your minds for the ap-
preaching college and school COM
mencement season.
The pride of Dixie" minstrels is
the name Of tie organization under
the management of Mr.. A. l.. Rikard.
They keep on stepping into Carlson's
and Rogers joint establishment, think
ing it the postofice. 1t is fun to
watch them On the outside.
The new pictures of that road men
toned in The Herald and News will
be handled by Jno. 3. Mayes, of the
Mayes Book and Variety store.
Make everybody happy.-Anderson
Mail. If everybody tried to there
would be happiness enough to go
around.
! At the commencement last week of
Furman Fitting school, Greenville,
Jacob Alberta Singley, of Prosperity,
received certificate on part of work.
Four Victrolas were sold last week
by Leroy A. and NJ. NJ. Salter. 1t
speaks we'll for the music spirit of
Newberry to record the sale of four
of these fine instruments in one week.
To elect delegates to the State con-
vention and transact other business
the County Rural Carriers association
will meet in the court house on Friday
morning.
All little girls like to play with dolls.
Little Troxelle, the bright little daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs r. D. Wright, has
little baby brother, better than a
mere doll, to play with.
A fishing party. W. White, J. W.
Denning and Will Wicker-went to
Camden Junction on Monday of last
week and returned on Friday, having
had good time and luck
The Ladies Aid society of the Luth-
eran Church of the Redeemer will
meet Tuesday afternoon, May 21, at
O'clock at the residence Of Mrs. H. F.
Addy.
The much needed rain has visited
this section within past few days and
the farmers are feeling more cheerful
They were naturally depressed owing
to the long continued drought.
That is a fine looking onion at Gil
der & Weeks 1t was brougt to New
berry by Mrs. A. C. Thomasson, Jr.,
upon her return f"om Florida, and
came from the celebrated Maxville
farm. Weight, 33 ounces.
If any two things were hard to do
at one time shaving yourself and rock
ing the baby in your lap in a
chair would be prize winners. Look at
window of Johnson's hardware store
and see "how easy"
See the ad of NJ. @. Chappell, the
new groceryman. AS he is a new one
he will have fresh groceries, and there
is the place and now is the time to
buy. The place is the stand next to
the old postofice, this side of Purcell
and Scott's.
Some South Carolina postmasters
have got their combinations by the
senate and are happy.-Anderson Mail.
It is an interestig subject in Newberry
and the people are awaiting develop
ments.
"Wanted-To excahnge good real
estate for an automobile Address,"
etc. This appeared in a State daily
recently and it gives our idea of a
damphool.-Wayside notes in Whining
ton Star. That was in North Carolina.
Pink Henderson, colored, was con-
victed of cruelty to animals and f1ned
50 at his trial before Recorder Ear