The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

There was frost on Tuesday morn
ing. but no damage was reported.
Quite crowd went to the Aiken re-
union, old soldiers and others.
Judge Pritchard was unable to come
to Newberry to deliver his address.
DR.. Routh is still "waging cam
paign" against the hookworm in New
berry county.
The Wofford baseball boys are a
| fine set of young men. We are al
ways glad to see them in the city.
See "the county fair" by Calvin Gro
zier chapter on the nights of the S2th
and 29th
/ There is no more disgusting sight
than the high strut of man who won't
pay his debts.
You will soon have the chance to
| "see yourselves as others see you, y
when the Newberry moving pictures
are put on.
Do you realize the fact that "the
county fair" will be a treat? Go to
it. 1t will open on Monday night and
close on Tuesday night.
So many automobiles, ETC., have
much to do with the high cost Of liv-
ing. Automobiles and motorcycles are
running the country.
The new postoffice building and the
airdome to open by the 1st OF May
will make that neighborhood of the
city most prominent.
Don't you think Newberry is i'm
proving? She is getting to be even
more "citifed" and putting on airs.
There is to be an "airdome" right ''in
her midst"
Who owns the State.-He adline in
News and Courier. Think we see him
in Newberry sometimes. That is, judg-
ing by his walk, if not by his conversa-
ton.
DR.. A. ]. Bowers will preach at
Helena on Sunday afternoon at
o'clock. This announcement is always
most pleasantly received by the COM
munity.
Garland Ould might operate train
from here to Columbia via the inter
urban, Greenville, Laurens, Little
Mountain and Ballentine, returning
same way.-Anderson Mail. Of course
just as you say, whatever you mean.
Newberry is going to have hand
in various baseball channels this sea-
son. Among them, Mr.. Oliver Hsvlrd,
besides being a member of the execu-
tive committee of the new mill league
organized last week at Clinton, will be
one of the umpires for the season.
Newbprry has a good pusher at the
head of the cattle tick eradication in
the person of Mr.. Sam Duncan, and
he has good material in the appoint
ments of assistants as published in last
issue of this paper. We now look for
the complete routing Of the tick.
Making a quick trip Of it, Sherih
Cannon G. Blease left for Tampa, Fla,
on Saturday night and returned to
Newberry on Tuesday morning, hav-
ing as prisoners fonr colored men,
Shelf Caldwell, Will Anderson, Hamp
and Lindsay Maffett, now in Jail, for
larceny
The Anderson Mail says that next
week Spartanburg will put on her
greatest festival yet. 1t will be great
occasion with Amata and Shuman-
Heink and a children's chorus of 200
voices as features. ."-Newberrians who
couldn't go to Atlanta can go to
Spartanburg, which is the next best
thing.
We join the Catholics in being glad
that the health of Pope Plus is better.
He is recognized as pious pope. And
we Join the Jews in being thankful
for so beautiful week for their pass
over exercises. We don't like narrow
mindedness in anybody. This world
is large, there is room for all, and uni
versal peace is such a good thing.
PC "With Lee in Viroiuja" at the Ar
cade Tuesday You will see something
different In the pictures of the past
the Yankees have been getting the