The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-21

is Nh J T. Cromer
Now YOU don't want to miss hear
ing Wherry's orchestra at the Arcade
on Tuesday aad Friday nights.
On Tuesday Probate Judge G. G.
Schumpert issued marriage license to
Mr.. George Sem and Miss Rebecca
Reeder. both of Kinards.
The Theato and the Arcade are run
ming excellent pictures these after
Moons and nights Both are fine
shows.
McHardy Mower has opened gar
age at the desirable stand just vacat-
ed by the FAINT Motor company. That
chief of autoists, w. C. Waldrop, is to
be found right there.
The Dudley correspondence in the
last issue of the Pageland Journal
contained nine paragraphs, seven OF
which mentioned a Funderburk. An
other change in order.
The point arrived at in last issue
as to measurements along Friend
street having been taken was that
it looked at last as though the said
sidewalk was going to be fixed by
somebody
The steel bridge fever seems to be
gone down on the Saluda side. we
understand that the Newberry side is
ready to act. but Saluda's delegation
wont budge.-Delmar cor, Leesvllle
News Advocate.
If Won 60 to the Theato Thursday
afternoon or night you will see The
Daughter of a Spy" which is said to
be a good one, and great sensational
feature. Also, "At the Masquerade
Ball" Two reals. Don't mistake the
place the old court house.
That enterprising. pushing and pro
eressive magistrate, merchant and
all round business man, j. c. Sample,
has added a new one to his many
branches, his latest line being an au-
tomobile hack operated by W. S. Mel
ton, another man who has the quick
movement habit.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Prosperity will hold meet
ing in memory of Frances Willard at
the A. r. P. church Sunday evening
February 90, at 80. The congrega-
tons of the town are invited to join
in this service.
Mr.. T. H. Chappell has bought the
grocery of w. J. Miller, Mr.. Miller
having gone to Charleston to engage
in work in that city. Mr.. ChappeH
will continue the store at the same
stand. He will do a good business, as
he has the qualifications OF good
business man.
IN some towns of the State Wash
il gton's birthday will be observed by
the closing of banks, etc., as 1t IS
national holiday. In Newberry the
postoffice will be closed and the Gus
tar Massacre will be shown at the
Arcade. You know Gen. A. G.. Car
lington was a lieutenant at the time
of the massacre, and he figured in that
uprisicg.
Pat Smith, colored died last SatuT-
day en- Mr.. R. E. Livingston's place
in No. 6 township Pat was between
so and S5 years old. His death Will
recall old times to the oldest inhab-
itants who will recollect that Pat
worked for old man julius Smith
many years ago when Mr. Smith was
in business in Newberry.
birthday being legal
holiday. 1t will be observed, also, OF
course, at the postofice, which will
be closed except for one hour in the
morning, from 10 to II o'clock
when the general delivery and car
rier's windows will be open. There
will be no delivery by the rural car
rier's, and the city carriers Will
make only the first, business, dellV-
ery-the eight O'Clock city delivery.
O. & T. f. Salter, refined photo
graphers. took a group picture yester-
day of the chief of police and his staff
and the health inspector. 1t would be
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