The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-12-09

gardless of the manner Of expression.
The States report of address at
Elks memorial service in Columbia
! Sunday.
Mrs. Colin Cook demonstrated tie
range at the Newberry Hardware
store last week in her best style, and
those of the public who mad the plea
sure Of sampling the fine coffee as
handed them by her enjoyed the same
ever so much" Mrs. Cook says she
is ready to bake pound cake for peo-
pie when they want it for the Christ
mas season.
Anyone going into O. Klettner's
store and looking at Mr.. Klettners S
desk will see what one would "de-
clare" to be a partridge on the desk,
but which upon closer inspection turns
out to be a small sweet potato, which
/ was grown by Mr. w. A. McSWain.
It bears as perfect resemblance to
partridge as anything of that kind
could possibly bear, and is a remarka
BILE production and curiosity. At
least The Herald anl News man saw
it there Saturday afternoon and
People stop to look in the windows
of Mayes book and variety store
the house of a thousand tnings-and
they see something pretty when they
look. The display is enough to make
child's eyes water, just as water
melon patch makes the mouth wa
ter" John Mayes knows how. We
don't feel like describing the windows
in their beautiful and tasteful arrange
ment and display. There are all sorts
of designs and countersigns-and
good signs of Cnristmas-in those
windows. See for yourselves.
The largest and best poultry show
ever held in South Carolina came to
a close at Darlington WITH a record
breaking Observation-Disclosures pa
per. Yes, and of the 1000 birds Mr..
j. A. Burton took prizes for first and
second. cock. first, second and third
cockerel, and first, second, third and
fourth pullet, and DR.. W. E. Pelham,
Jr., won as follows: End cock, End
cockerel. Sd cockerel, 1st pullet, End
pullet, 4th pullet, 1st pen; also a
special prize for the largest and best
display of Buff Rocks.
Beginning on Saturday next. the
18th present instant, instant, Newber-
ry hotel Manager Chas. P. Pelham will
operate a cafe at the hotel. Mr.. Char
lie Pelham is personally known to
practically all the drummers in the
land, at least that is what the reporter
used to think at Laurens while sitting
in front of the Bendella of nights and
listening to crowds Of drummers talk,
mentioning C. P. Pelham. They and
other people will be glad to hear of this
new cafe as they know what it means
at Pelham's best. AS the 18th has
changed to a lucky number we hope
the cafe will be a success
Miss Mary Wall, tne talented teach
er of the beautiful domestic science
class of the high school, had a group
picture taken at the studio of 0. &.
T. E. Salter Saturday afternoon, after
she and her class had entertained the
teachers institute in Newberry at a
delightful luncheon in the school
building. The reporter happened at
the studio during the time of the
grouping" and he beat hasty re-
treat at too much bevy of beauty so
suddenly, forgetting what he went
there for. You have heard of the fell
low w1o ran so fast from something
that ''he is running yet" Well, that's
what. We know the teachers enjoyed
and appreciated tne repast, and were
pleased with the accomplishment Of
the domestic science class, and we al
so know that the picture of the group
will be beautiful, even as the originals
are. 1t takes those Salters to add
beauty to beauty.
Soo+o CIouc o1iac n T. Robinson