The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-15

him at the court house Saturday.
We are glad to report that Mr..
Johnson Kilgore has about recovered
from the trying experience he had
with the knife over at the Chester
hospital, and we are glad to have him
again with ns.-Thornweil Messen-
ger.
Farmers are making rapid strides
in preparing their land for planting
Cedar Grove cor. Leesville NeWs-Ad-
vocate. And the longer the legs the
more rapid the strides Counting legs
we know some farmers who must be
making terrific strides.
Isn't it about time for some Of you
fishermen to be heading for the low
country-to the banks of the Salt
katchie or the Coosawhatchie, or
some other catchie or whatchie?
Whatchie say Haskell, or Will, or
Wash, or some other of you big cap
tains of fishery?
Miss Roe, of the Piney Woods sec
ton, spent few days last week at Mr..
Will Alewine#s.-Cedar Grove cor.
Leesville News-Advocate. Speaking
of the Piney Woods, everybody doesn't
know that Bret Harte, in one of his
readable sketches, has character
named Miss Piney Woods.
The Newberry high school team
brought fine shower with them yes
terday afternoon, and there was no
game between them and the local
school boys. Rain again this morning
prevented everything but few min
utes practice work.-Greenwood
Journal, 18th.
Gasoline is a quiet, unassuming sort
of liquid until heated and aroused,
and then it can do more different
things in less time than Missouri
mule.-Fountain Inn Tribune. Yes,
that was found out to a certain eH
tent in The Herald and News Office
on last Tuesday morning.
The play, Miss Topsy Turvy,"
which was to be given at Silverstreet,
was postponed until Saturday, April
19, at p. M, on account OF the new
school building not being completed.
Admission Is and 25 cents. All over
twelve dollars will be given to the
school toward the purchase of a
piano.
Mr.. George Swittenberg, of the
Theato, is desirous that there shall
be large turnout on Thursday when
Manager Lavender brings the picture
man here to take scenes in Newberry.
He wants everything urned ont in
full force-automobiles baby car
riages, etc. Read the piece from the
Laurens Advertiser and let it suffice
for Newberry.
An exchange remarks that when
rich man dies he returns to gold dust.
The Door man must return to Just
plain old dust Clinton Chronicle.
Gold dust or plain old dust, it is all
the same in the end. 1t makes no diff
ference anyway, as by taking the g
from gold" you get "old" dust at
once.
There is to be a sociological con-
gress in Atlanta April 25-29, whose
slogan will be a "Solid South for
better nation" and it's purpose is to
study and improve social, civic and
economic conditions The delegates
from Newberry, as entered on the
lists. are: Geo. B. Cromer, Rev. J. H.
Harms. Walter Hunt and Alan john
stone.
An incident of the days meeting
was the presentation of medal to the
retiring grand commander, George 5.
Mower, of Newberry. The address OF
presentation was made by George 1.
] BRYAN, Greenville, past eminent grand
COMMUNICATION the press reports
of tha - letting last week in Spartan
sirs - the grand commandery'
knights Templars.
Rev. T. H. Garrett, in the midst OF
a revival meeting at East Side, sent
Rev. R. g. Johnson to Prosperity Sui
day, where he preached three times
at Bethel Baptist church in the morn
ing, Prosperity Baptist church IN the
afternoon, and at the Methodist church
in the evening He reports represen-
/ tative ad responsive congregations aI