The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-01

mere WI! be an ice cream ttoI4-
val at Willowbrook park, Saturday
night, August ID given by Willow
Camp, No. 649, W. o. W. Let every
body go and have a good time.
There will be plenty OF music by
Newberry Concert band.
New Policeman Ben F. Melton pre-
ferred charge against Mr.. T. E.
Wicker for exceeding the speed limit
on his motorcycle The Charge was
sustained by Recorder Earhardt We'd
nesday morning and Mr.. Wicker sub
mitted to the fine of s..
For the near future the Arcade has
booked "Pilgrim's Progress" This
will certainly be interesting and in
structive. The Arcade is giving good
service, and is a fixed institution in
Newberry, and in connection with the
Airdome, is giving great satisfaction.
w. P. Hudgens, a we'll known citi-
zen and automobile dealer of Laur-
ems, had one of his legs broken Tues
day afternoon when he was thrown
from a motorcycle two miles from
that town. Hope Pick" won't suffer
much from it.
Friday will be the first of August.
On that day many subscriptions to
The Herald and News expire. Ex-
anime your labels, as the paper will
not be sent after that date, unless
this Office is notified to continue the
same. All are treated alike and it is
foolish to get angry about it.
Moving the road side is compulsory
in some States, but the law that
makes it is seldom enforced. A man
ought to have pride enough in his sur
roundings to keep the weeds down
without a law that tells him to do
so.-Fort Mill Times. He surely
should
The union services will be held at
Central Methodist church Su2'lay
night at 8 80 O'Clock, to be conducted
by the Rev Edw. Fulenwider if he
is able to leave the bedside of his
sick son in time. Rev. Mr.. Carlisle,
the pastor, will peach at Central Sum-
day morning at II o'clock,
No doubt you have read the ordi-
nance promulgated by the city coun-
Gil as to regulating the speed of the
locomobile, etc., in town. Those own
ing or operating mobiles, locomo-
biles and other forms Of 'biles, ought
to read up and keep posted, and
regulate the speedometer.
You autoists must not run at a
greater rate of speed than II miles
an hour within the corporate limits.
At a rate of 4 miles the hour is the
limit at crossings of Main and Col
lege and Friend streets, coming to a
standstill as has been in vogue at
Main and Caldwell
Buying this week through the
Mower garage a Studebaker 25 tour
ing car, the Rev. J. D. Bowen, of
Kinards, gives himself and all con-
cerned pleasure and comfort and at
the same time adds to the large and
fast growing list for Newberry coun-
ty.
About 200 people are expected to
leave here tomorrow for Little Noun
tain, where will be held reunion and
picnic of former students of Newber-
ry college This is an annual affair
and about 5000 people will probably
be in attendance.-"o olunlbia Record,
31st.
The Brown family will have their
tenth annual reunion at Concord
church, Friday, August 8, 1913
Anderson Mail In some counties
that would be a big great reunion.
Suppose there was to be a joint re-
union of the Brown, Smith and Jones
families in Newberry county wouldn't
it be a meeting?
During the past week or so Summer
Bros. have sold about fifteen hundred
bales of cotton, most of it to out Of
town places. This, with the three
hundred and twelve bales sold to
Buyer Nat Gist last week by Messrs.
H. L. Parr and H. o. Long put over
hundred thousand dollars in circu-
lation
A lady had some beets sent to an
o+bar bo,,co for bor oun 1cp for ean-