The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-11
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Two things that are being fought in
Newberry-hookwor and cattle tick.
Strenuous efforts will be made to
eradicate the tick and work is being
done to annihilate or suppress the
worm.
Editors are getting their innings
these days. There are two in Wood
row Wilson's cabinet and another, Col
E.. H. Aull, will be the next head Of
the Red Men in South Carolina.--An-
derson Mail.
The Abbeville papers carry an an
nouncement of interest to NeWberry
people, the announcement of the mar
riage on the 18th of Dr.. Arthur Le-
Grand Harvin and Miss Marguerite
Sondley, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Sondley.
Anderson will soon become NOV
ing picture show center. Why not
have white way? Not the overhead
arches, but elegant iron posts sur
mounted with electric globes.-Ander-
Mail. You watch Newberry from now
on.
A through train to Columbia has
been suggested as one of the things
for the reorganized chamber OF COM
merce to work for.-Anderson In
telligencer. Heard a prominent. citi-
zen of Newberry say wish they would
run through here on the c. n. & H.,
every day as on Sunday.
Bear in mind the ring contest at the
Arcade. The second count will be an
lnounced on Friday night, but all votes
must be in at 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing. This contest is proving inter
esting. Someone will get fine ring
/ in the end. In the meantime visit the
Arcade and vote.
Up in Gaffney they are discuss
ing the problem of the relationship
existing when father marries his
sons stepdaughter and becomes his
own sons sons. If they have moth
inc else to do in Cherokee county
people in Newberry have not time for
such as that.
Garland w. Guilds suggestion to run
a train from Anderson to Columbia
over the interurban and the Seaboard
and the Laurens road is attracting
quite lot of attention.-Anderson
Mail. Don't stop right there with
that. Try to get it.
The civic league of Camden is
rendering a real service in having
the city cleaned. We want clean
city and every one should cooperate
with the ladies in this splendid work.
-Wateree Messenger This is how
they are talking all over the State.
Clean up week in Newberry begins
next Monday Fall in line.
Health officer Jno c. Adams dis
charged the one lonesome negro
smallpox patient from the pest house
Tuesday morning, after having kept
him there six weeks MIR Adams
made the negro burn all his old
clothes. When put there the man was
fearful sight Mr.. Adams knows
how to handle such situations.
Pleasant mentions were made in the
Newberry papers on Tuesday of three
young people. Mr.. Roland G. Spear
man, of Talladeega, Mr.. H. B. Miller,
to marry young lady of Tallapoosa.
and of Miss Rook Simmons as ''love-
ly house guest" at Tuscaloosa. Thus
we hear from Talladeega, Tallapoosa
and Tuscaloosa at one time.
Two of the leading citizens of New
berry were this week raised a peg
higher-Hon. Geo.. S. Mower made
grand high priest at the meeting in
Spartanburg on Tuesday night of the
grand chapter, Royal Arch Masons,
and Col. E. H. Aull made great sa-
chem at the meeting in Anderson
Tuesday afternoon of the great coun-
cil Improved Order Of Red Men. Two
mere from Newberry added to the
list of head officers of the various
State organizations.
Among the delegates is Col. ]. K.
Aull, private secretary of the govern
or of the State, and son of Col. f. H.
Aull. For number of years John K.
Anil has heen in the newspaper DuSI