The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-07-18

NeWberry. NeWDerry is on the map
and will interest Dillon.
Hookworms are fiourishing in the
upper section OF the county, accord
ing to a statement made today by
DR.. L. A. Riser, special agent OF
the State board of health, who will
conduct a campaign in this county
for the eradication of the hookworm.
i-Greenville Piedmont, 18th
On the program for the Newberry
county S. S. convention to be held
August and we notice the names
of Rev. O. G. Davis, DR.. w. c. Brown,
Mrs. NJ. A. Carlisle, Mrs. H. L. Parr,
George D. Brown, R. G. Wallace and
John C. Neel-A. R. Presbyterian.
All A. R. P's, eh?
Here look, see you, Mr.. Charlie
E. Summer, why in thunderation and
lightning bugs don't you call that
meeting of autoists before the editor
sizes "The Idler" onto you? If THE
Idler" ever gets onto you you will
find whether your hide has any ele-
pnant in it or not.
The probate judge granted a mar
riage license Tuesday to Mr. A. G..
Padgett, of Hillsboro, Texas; and Miss
Annie E. Taylor, of Leesville. They
were married the same day by the
Rev. E. Pendleton Jones. That was
romantic. A Texas man and his Lees
vile sweetheart meet in Newberry to
get married.
Those were good pictures at the
Arcade Wednesday afternoon, and if
you didn't see them you missed a
great treat; but there was good
crowd present to enjoy them That
house has never before been conduct
ed in Newberry as it is being conducted
today. Long live t2e Arcade .Airdome
TO amuse and instruct the people with
fine pictures generally.
Upwards of 300 persons composed q.
party Of excursionists from the Sun
day schools of Trinity Methodist
church and Smyrna Presbyterian
church in Floyd township, Newberry
county, who spent yesterday in Co.
lumOia 1oe visitors had their dinner
in picnic s,yle at Hyatt Park and af-
terward saw the sights of the city
The State, 18th.
That young girl who was fined $25
in the mayors court in Richmond for
Indecent exposure in wearing slit
skirt" must have felt awful, not so
much because of the $25 as the Gin
decent exposure" par: of it. Think
of young girl appearing thus be-
fore Recorder Earhardt! But there
is no dTlger of such as that in New
berry,
You can't please everybody at the
same etime-Greenwood Journal. No,
but those you displease today you
please tomorrow and those you please
today you displease tomorrow. So
please or displease, what will please
you better?" Nobody knows better
than a reporter that ''we have done
those things we ought not to have
done and left undone those things
we ought to have DONE" according to
other people.
The fire Tuesday afternoon about a
quarter to two o'clock was blaze
or! the roof of one Of Mr.. c. c.
Davis tenant houses, unoccupied,
across the alleyway from Mr.. Davis
residential premises. 1t was suppos-
edly, caught from sparks of passing
engine, the house being near the rail-
road tracks in gravel town. The
fremen got there alright as usual,
prepared to do the customary good
work, but the bucket brigade was
OH hand and had "outened" it. 1t
damaged about 200 shingles.
A most remarkable and liberal
settlement was that made in the case
of the late S. P. Rnoden of the tribe
of Red Men who died recently at his
home in Newberry. Mr.. Rhoden, was
reinstated as a member about 80 days
before his death On the 9Th of June
he applied for membership in the
Western Funeral Benefit association,
of st. Louis, Mo. His certificate was
written On the 9th of June, He was
buried on the first of July. Through
tho nrount and SucceSSf1ll efforts of