The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-26
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


See what Robinson says in this
issue of the paper.
Everybody is looking forward to a
bright and prosperous fall and win
ter.
The Blease brothers, lawyers, and
Mr.. Tom NJ Sanders, are among the
latest buyers of new automobiles.
See announcement of excursion to
! Savannah and Jacksonville, Septen-
Der 2.
Miss Joe L. Jones left Monday for
Northern markets to purchase the
fall and winter stock of goods for
Miss Joe L. Jones & Co.
For Tuesday there is to be some
thing entirely different at he Arcade
Airdome-a K. B. feature-entitled
Banzai, with scenes laid in Tokyo.
Isle of Palms and Wrightsville
Beach are calling you, as you see by
ads in Herald and News. They are
calling all, but some of us can't go.
Maybe you can.
The Andersons are back from the
Northern markets. Watch them at
the store and you will see what they
went for. And it will be worth see
ing.
1t is exciting to visit city just in
the midst of big murder that
startles the country. Occasionally a
Newberry citizen has that experience,
and It is worth noting.
If the fifth cutting of Mr. P. E.
! SCOTS alfalfa was the best yet it
must be a wonderful patch. Wonder
how many more times ne is going to
cut?
Who says the days are not getting
shorter in Newberry? We say in
Newberry, because we are not entitl-
ed to speak for any other place. Any
body here can see that the nights are
longer.
Two jolly crowds of our young peo-
pie went out to hear the colored
sleeping preacher last Monday night
One party was chaperoned by Mr..
and Mrs. Jas. H. Riser.-Leesyille de-
partment, Batesburg Herald, 21st.
Here is some headline, found in the
Wagner Edisto News: Some things
we know, some things you know,
some things neither of us know. and
some things we never will know Es-
pecially the last.
There is to be another educational
rally at Saluda school house on
Thursday, with picnic dinner, ball
game, and other features. Saluda
svhool is six miles below Prosperity
on the steel bridge road.
P. F. Baxter & Son were engaged
Friday and Saturday erecting five
handsome monuments at the graves
of members of ]. P. Kinard's family
in the Kinard burying ground at
Bachman Chapel.
The two men VINO accidentally"
swapped umbrellas Saturday can be
brought together if the otner fellow
will come to The Herald and News
office and interview the reporter. The
outside mans umbrella is by far the
better one, but he is entitled to it.
That generous and general rain
Saturday, was acceptably and thank
fully received. Some of US who are
ignorant didn't know it was needed,
thinking there had been enough for
awhile, but a citizen who knows and
keeps posted says it was needed
Labor day, September 1, there will
be great time at Parr Shoals, with
barbecue, ball game, athletic con-
tests, speeches, etc. The expected
speakers are the attorney general,
the assistant attorney general and
others.
Newberry college has an ad in this
issue of The Herald and News. Life
begins anew in Newberry when the
college reopens its regular session,
always, with its ever popular presi-
dent, DR.. ]. Henry Harms, at the head
supported by his able assistants.
Probate Claude C. Schumpert on
Thursday issued marriage license