The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-24

Mountain. Second bloom sent in by
Mr.. D. Walter Wicker, R. F. D. No.
!! 3, Monday afternoon.
Today, Tuesday, is the day for the
election on the proposed amendment
to the charter of the town and also
the election on the question of levy
ing an additional tax of one mill for
Improvement and repairs in the
school district.
AS most of the frenen will be out
of town for the next few days, citi-
zens will bear in mind that it is i'm
portant for them to send in fire
alarms promptly, should there be any,
and themselves assist remaining fire
men in the city.
Two weddings in one evening does
we'll for this city, but that cannot be
kept up very long.-Spartanburg
Journal. Spartanburg is bigger than
Newberry, but two weddings day
is no new thing here-especially in
June.
The State Firemen's tournament
will be held next Tuesday, Wednes
day and Thursday. If you wish to see
! the crack fire fighters of the State be
sure to come and see the racing
Abbeville Medium, goth. Yes, New
berry will send them up. Be on the
look out for them
The Times and Democrat has new
er doubted that DR.. F. A. Cook was
the first discoverer of the North pole.
A political clique cheated him for
time out of his honor, but time will
give him justice. Other papers and
other people still believe in DR.. Cook.
There are persons in Newberry who
believe in him.
Governor Blease has requested
Clerk of Court Perrin to reserve him
rooms at the Eureka hotel next week
during the Firemen's tournament, and
he will be here if nothing happens
to prevent His secretary, Mr.. J. K.
| ha oil
Medium, goth. The Medium adds that
the indications are that an immense
crowd will be there.
Question of the hour: Will the
dentists try to pull off the lid at the
Isle of Palms next week?-Greenwood
Journal. AS the Newberry dentists
are the best "pullers" in the State
in their line Of business-it would
seem if any could they could. They
couldn't get stuck on a little thing
like that.
Persons wishing to contribute to
the fund to help pay the railroad fare
of veterans who were in the battle
at Gettysburg should act promptly.
The money should be in hand by next
Thursday morning-Anderson Mail.
In sending S. to the State, Mr.. John
M. Kinard says: "This is worthy
cause and should appeal to every
patriotic South Carolinian."
In speaking of the advantages of
Newberry as to health, comfort, con-
venience and luxuries, endeavoring to
boost the city, likely to be booster,
it can be said that the ice manufac-
tured at the Farmers Oil mill looks
pretty clean and pure There is moth
ing like good ice and we are glad to
speak a good word for the ice in
lNewberry.
Three young men, all from Pros
pCI1Iy, SLOOu GAdulludLlOuS at 1SIG OI
Palms last Friday before the State
board of dental examiners. They are
Messrs. Y. NJ. Brown, A. J. Beden-
baGgh, and William L. Kibler. Pros
perity will furnish enough dentists.
She has already furnished some good
ones. These may not be all. That
was the record of the first days ex-
animation.
DR.. Wallace, one Of the strongest
men mentioned, is now in New York
engaged in. research work for the
Carnegie commission It is reported
that he thinks well of the idea and
that it is not unlikely, said a leader
today, that DR.. Wallace would be
urged by many citizens in mass