The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-22

lie delivered by Col W. H. Hunt. The
principal address will be by Grand
Chancellor F. S. Evans, and the meet
ing will also be addressed by w. E.
L:.rrick, district deputy of 18th dis
trict and J. H. Craig, district deputy
9th district
Of course you will pretend admira-
ton for fine painting. But an hours
ride on any train leading out from the
city will give you moving landscapes
far above the skill af any artist ever
Dorn.-Spartanburg Journal. Those
beautiful pictures are around and
about us every day if we only had the
eye to see them and the heart to en-
Joy them.
Mr.. J. T. Cromer, in his automobile,
went to Columbia on Sunday with
Messrs. R. H. McGraw, Edgar Cromer
and W. A. Wherry. They made rec
ord trip, getting to Columbia in two
hours and 29 minutes. Messrs. w. H.
Lominack, Forrest and Frank Lomi-
mack and John Nance also went to
Columbia On Sunday in Mr.. Lominack's s
car.
Columbia State wants to organize
club composed of those who are tired
of Ty Cobb. A large membership can
be secured for that club right now, II
the State will open the list for charter
members-Rock Hill Herald. Been
tired of Ty long time. He is spoil
ed Cobb and the sound grains have
dropped off. Pity, too, because at
one time, it was solid Cobb with full
grains. Now it is nubbin, badly
shrunk.
AMI Stukes is the name of negro
who escaped from the Darlington jail
several weeks ago and was recaptured
last week. Amzi and lump and
Dump, and all others. had just as we'll
make up their minds to quit trying to
escape, for if the Darlington. officers
are anything like Sheriff Biease, Depu-
tv Berley and Rural Policeman Tur-
ner and Dorroh, convicts will have to
serve their time or there will be some
thing doing.
In its write up of the meeting in
Rock Hill last week of the Medical
association, the Rock Hill Herald said
that a short but appropriate speech
was made by DR.. D. NJ. Crosson, of
Leesville. The Record published list
of delegates present, saying that>if any
name were misspelled it was the fault
of the "chirography on the register
giving as reason that it is generally
admitted that doctors as rule are
not always careful in writing" The
: name of the delegate from NeWberry
DR.. O. B. Mayer, up as c. B. Meyer.
The circulating petition for early
closing was successful and the busi-
ness men will close their places at
six o'clock, Saturdays excepted, from
Nal to the first of September. Every
body is glad, more or less. If there
is any body not glad he is in most
hopeless and helpless minority.
! Several towns of the Piedmont sec
ton are talking parks. What is the
city of Laurens going to do about it,
Laurensville Herald 1t is devoutly
to be hoped that if they do anything
at all a out it. hey will do more than
Newberry did in the case of "The
Idhar's" park.
That new platform in rear OF the
Jno. B. Mayes book and variety store
looks like a grand stand. 1t is
roomy platform and will attract at
tention. Jno. B. Mayes is always at
tracing attention. Knowing how 1t
navs to advertise and where tne fails
in attention attraction there is no use
in anyone else attempting it. P. S.
This was written for Tuesdays paper,
but got squeezed out: The other paper
says it looks like a State campaigners
nlatform. 1t would make a re,
though mammoth flower stand. Jars
of geraniums, etc., would look mighty
nice around there.