The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-02
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Saturday, May 10, with picnic The
public is cordially invited,
No, that is not exactly an airdome
at the rear of Johnson & McCrackin's.
1t is merely a vacant lot partly fenced
in by Mr.. Otwey salter.
Very few sales advertised for sales
day, but the May 1 subscriptions to
The Herald and News may be brought
in anyway. See by your labels.
Recorder Earhardt on Tuesday
morning fined Mr.. NJ. NJ. J. o'Brien
$50 for retailing goods without
license. Mr.. O'Brien paid his fine.
Wonder if Newberry couldn't fur
nish the midshipmen in the naval
academy at Annapolis, to be examined
for at Anderson, May II.
Don't overlook the ring contest
which closes Saturday night at the
Arcade. Who wins the prize will be
known Monday night.
The latest is that the Hon. Geo. S.
Mower is spoken of as successor to
Associate Justice Woods on the su-
preme bench.
Ty Cobb has signed" Now let
everybody rise and sing the long
metre-Johnston ews-Monitor. Yes,
do 1t is ridiculous.
Don't forget the examination of ap-
plicants for teachers certificates in
the Office of superintendent of edu-
cation on Friday.
The Willowhrook park will be open
ed for the season on next Saturday
night with concert by the band and
an ice cream festival. All of which
will insure<a great crowd
Rev. w. A. Gardner, pastor of O'Nean
Street church, will preach Sunday
morning at II o'clock at the Central
Methodist church to which service the
public is invited.
In few weeks more the college
girls and boys will be at home to the
delight of all-Orangeburg Times and
Democrat Then it will be one of the
best times of the year in Newberry.
A quick settlement was made by
the Western Funeral Benefit associa-
ton "a Red Man organization) with
Mrs. w. P. Bedenbaugh, as the check
for $3.50 was received within ten days
after the filing of the claim.
Fred H. Dominick, assistant attor-
ney general, has announced that. he
will be a candidate for congress in
the third congressional district in
opposition to Congressman Aiken
Spartanburg Herald.
Sooner or later a war between Japan
and the United States is inevitable
This is no jingoism.-Orangeburg
Times and Democrat May be it will
turn out after all that, Hobson was
right
There was a great revival in Poca-
hontas circles on the 29th, as there
were % members adopted and rein
staed in the Catechae council of the
order. o. Klettner, with his lady
scouts, is on the war path for more
scalps.
Sometime since the Rock Hill Her
aid made mention of hen egg which
weighed FIVE ounces. The Herald and
News can beat that Herman Lang
ford brought to this Office hen egg
weighing the eight-one-hundreth of
an ounce
&
Read the thrillingly interesting ac-
count in this paper Of the Dayton, Ohio,
food and go to the Theato-old court
house-and see the pictures of it and
other scenes in that terrible disaster.
The two reels, 22OO feet, will be put
on Tuesday afternoon and night.
"The County Fair" was success
in every way The gross receipts
were 1898, netting Cain Crozier
chapter 1904 clear. Everybody is sat-
isfed, as indeed they may we'll be with /
the fine result. The management is
to be congratulated.
Sheriff Blease returned from Tampa
with his prisoner, Clarence Matfett,
voDfn6 born for onticino labor from