The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-05-23

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people. At Givhans there is
Bivens, for instance
The Airdome is strictly for white
people No colored people allowed.
Tie management wishes this to be
understood thoroughly by the public,
so that there will be no misunder-
standing in this matter. Positively
no colored persons admitted.
There have been seven more candi-
dates added to Cateechee council, No.
4, l. o. R. NJ, since last statement,
and Mr.. Klettner and his help are af-
ter all worthy men and women to be-
come members of this high and noble
order which is doing so much to
benefit humanity.
Recorder Earhardt On Thursday
morning sentenced Rfus Eichelber-
ger to pay fine of $25 or se.'ve a
term of 80 days on the work gang.
Eichelberger was up on the charge of
tc.irg pistol Of illegal size, to which
he pleaded guilty, and for which he
is now serving time.
Handsomely engraved invitations
have been issued by the faculty and
graduating class of the Clemson Agri-
cultural college to the commence
ment exercises which will be held
June 8, 9, and 10, 1918. The bacca-
laureate sermon will be preached by
Rev. Howard Lee Jones.
The Studebaker 25 owned by Mag
istrate ]. C. Sample and operated for
him, proved to be so satisfactory af-
ter constant usage for public hire as
to encourage him to get another OF
the same make, through Movers ga
rage, and Sample is now running
two automobiles for hire.
Minor cases ate up the time of the
recorders court yesterday.-Wilming-
! ton Morning Star, 2Oth.Jno. w. Ear
hardt doesn't have mo such doings"
in his court. Nothing ever late up
the time there. Neither did anything
ever drink it up although whiskey
cases are up occasionally.
"The house that Jack built
rather the house that Mayor Zach F.
Wright is having Contractor C. c.
Davis build for him-will command a
beautiful view from the corner Of
the new postof1ce building, and the
two handsome buildings are to add
much to the appearance of the avenue
leading from Mr.. Wright's.
1t is announced that patients at the
Morris Plains, New Jersey, State In
sane hospital will publish a newspa-
per. The Greenyille Piedmont calls
it crazy idea. Crazy, of course, but
not more so than many a paper pub
lished on the outside.
! Fine showers Of rain fell on We'd
nesday after a long waiting spell.
The old postof1ce building didn't
remain long in vacancy. It's reoccu-
pancy underwent a permanent arrange
ment on Thursday by the entrance
there into of E. T Carlson On he
one hand and T. M. Rogers on the
other. Their place just left will be
filled by NJ. Q. Chappell in grocery
store.
A motion for new trial in the whis-
key cases of Miller and Bedenbaugh.
argued before Recorder Earhardt on
Tuesday, was overruled. The de-
PENDANTS will appear before the re-
corder on Saturday morning to re-
ceive sentence, after which it is ex-
pected that the cases will be appealed
to circuit court.
Another question asked the reporter
by man who thinks newspaper peo-
pie know everything: "Why are some
dogs allowed to roam the streets un-
muzzled while other dogs are given
the right of way to go like the wind
whittier they will without the sign OF
muzzle?' Echo answers, why?
Don't tell u.s. Tell your troubles to
the police.
The Herald and News has mentioned
the organization Of a minstel company
by Mr.. A. L. Rikard. The Newberry
correspondent Of the Columbia Rec
or5 &c INodnacdov covc. GA T, Pix