The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-15

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The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs. ]. S. Derrick Tuesday af-
ternoon at 4 o'clock.
1t is at Silverstreet that the play,
Miss Topsy Turve,' will be present
ed next Saturday night.
The Sons of Confederate veterans
will meet Tuesday night at s o'clock
at the residence of Mr.. Jno. NJ, Kin
ard.
Judge of Probate sesumpert on
Saturday issued marriage license to
Mr.. Nathan Morris and Miss Marian
Bouknight, both of Mollohon.
A barn on Mr.. John Livingston's
place in No. 6 wos destroyed by fire
Monday morning. 0 particulars up
to press hour Monday afternoon.
City Clerk and Treasurer j. R.
Scurry says you must pay, by the first
of May, your street duty and dog tax.
Or else look out
Thursday is the big picture day for
Newberry. Let everybody turn out
and be in it." Have place in the
picture.
United States Judge Jeter T. Prit-
chard will make an address at the
union meeting at the Church of the
Redeener next Sunday night
A fine ssmuch-talked Of Studebak-
err model 35 car, self-starter, from
Movers garage, has been sold to Mrs.
H. NJ. Mayer, city.
It is strange how one competitor
wants a newspaper to knock another.
1t is all right to say something nice
about you, but don't say anything nice
about the other fellow.
Tump and Dump are still at large.
Tumn Ellesor and Dump Wicker es-
caped from the chaingang several
weeks ago. Up to date they have not
been located.
All interested would do we'll to read
what Sheriff Cannon G. Blease has to
say about tax executions.
Several masters sales to take place
on salesday in May.
The Calvin Crozier chapter. U. D.
c., will present the County Fail"
on the evening Of the oath and 25th.
This play by home talent will be IN
teresting.
Senator Alan Johnstone received
telegrams Thursday afternoon an
nouncing the death at Cheraw of the
Hon. w. D. Evans, trustee of Glenn
son college.
The number of votes passing out
the ticket window of the Arcade Sat-
nrdav was $50. This ring contest is
growing in interest daily and nightly
and hourly.
The closing exercises Of Silver
street graded school will be held Fri
dav. April 1S, at p. m, in the new
auditorium. We hope the exercises
will prove amusing and interesting.
Everybody is welcome.
Much interest is being taken in the
ring contest at the Arcade. Who VIII
get the ring? May be you will. The
oftener you go the more chances you
will have. Keep "a-going," if you
want the ring.
Everybody buying them! What!
Vale motorcycles from Mowers. You
will find ]. ]. Fargle at Movers
garage. Tie lS SOOu S-N
garage to have and it is not we'll for
anv garage not to have him.
The thanks of the reporter for Tne
Herald and News are hereby extend"
ed TO Mrs. A. C. Thomasson, Jr,, for
basket of fine strawberries from
Maxville, Fla. Appreciated and en-
joyed.
# doesn't seem right to make the
1s-vear-old boy pay any duties -nl
not allow him the privileges ct
man. Not that it is right to allow
him the privileges, but if he is derled
them he ought not be made to pay
The faw-picking fraternity i'll Il
community is a large body Of people
of all classes and conditions, in which
each picker is chief; hence it is not
a high position to be chief fiaw-pick-
a., of onv cOmmunitV