The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-02-25

the cook "cu- the pie TO suit your case.
Capt. W. H. Shelley returned on
Monday 10 Sumter, where he is in the
fnrniture business. His family VIII
follow in the course of two or three
weeks
Some people don't believe there IS
such a thing as a red cabbage. Mr. j.
/ w White had one Monday. 1t came
from Baltimore, and was hard and
sound, and fine and round.
The Cheraw correspondent OF the Co
mmbia State says that the Rev. DR.. +.
Pendleton Jones made an inspiring ad-
dress at the meeting of the B. Y. P. I.
convention.
The State senate perhaps meant no
reflection upon DR.. Houseal, but a
compliment to Dr. Babcock. DR.. Hou-
seal is said to be very fine physician
and a gentleman.-Anderso Mail. One
of the best in the State.
There will be no donkeys in the IN
augural parade This announcement
refers to the four footed kind.-Ander-
son Mail. No, they will stay in Ander-
son, where they belong, as Anderson
is their town.
The State convention OF the Red
Men meets in Anderson this spring.
Let's see that the visitors have good
time.-Anderso Mail. Yes, do. Mr..
Klettner and others will be there and
we want them to have good time.
Well, we didn't get DR.. w. G. Houseal
or Dr + w. Folk on the board of trus-
tees of the new State Medical college
in Charleston, but we got DR.. R. E.
Hughes, of Laurens. A mighty good
man. as everyone who knows him
/ knows.
A paint advertisement reads: Paint
now. If your property needs it, don't
wait" This could mean a ladys face,
but it is not suspected that it does.
although lady's face is her property,
and some property in Newberry other
than houses needs painting.
Did you ever see a man who dlvid-
ed his name in the middle amount to
much, except in his own valuation?
-Spartanburg Journal. Yes. That is
mean slur on some very fine and able
men. No family connection of this
writer thus divides his name, but
many a good man does.
Mr.. Mills M. Livingston lost his barn
by fire Saturday night The family
had retired, and it is not known how
the fire started. There was a quantity
of feed. farm implements, gears, ETC.,
and it was a considerable loss. Mr..
Mills lives in Floyd township, II miles
west of the city.
This is moving week. Mr.. ]. w,
Haltiwanger moved his family to Co.
lumbia, Mr. E. S. Summer moves to the
Haltiwanger house, Mr.. Clarence Wise
to the E. S. Summer house, Mr.. E. H.
Summer to the Wise house and Mr..
Homer Schumpert to the E. H. Sum-
mer house.
A party of six went to Prosperity
Sunday afternoon on the c., n. & L.
train and walked back to the city,
making the return trip in one hour and
forty-five minutes Ben Dominick, Roy
Summer, Marvin Summer, Frank Lom-
mack, Os Copeland and Tom P. john
son, the strolling sextette, must have
been reading THE Open Road
At the meeting last week of the Lex
ington County Rural Letter Carriers
association "the subject of good roads
was discussed at length, resulting in
the passing of resolution favoring
the abolishment of the State farm and
the placing of all convicts on the roads
Of the several counties in the State.
This resolution will be put up to the
State association at its annual meeting
in Orangeburg."
Death of a Cpnfpnarjan.