The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-04-29

nights, county fair.
Calendar society of Central Metho-
dist church will meet with Mrs. ]. P.
Neel Thursday afternoon at 4.30.
The Calvin Crozier chapter, U. D.
c.. will meet Thursday afternoon at
4 o'clock, with Miss Ethel Bowers.
Messrs. A. w. Pittman and D. A.
Langford, from Mr.. 1. T. Zimmerman
have each bought twin-cylinder 1913
model, Indian mortorcycle.
The meeting at the O'Neall Street
church will be continued through this
week, Rev. Mr.. McCown, of Florence,
will do the preaching.
Next Saturday night will be the last
voting night in the ring contest at the
Arcade. The winner of the prize will
be announced on next Monday night.
There will be an ice cream festival
at Trinity church on next Saturday al
ternoon, May 8, beginning at four
o'clock. The, public is cordially invit-
ed.
Spring time is with us and the far
mers are taking advantage of this
beautiful weather. Pauline cor.
spartanburg Herald. Same lovely and
hopeful condition bore.
These Indian, Yale, Harley-DaVid-
son, Pope Big and other motorcycles
are making life lively with the auto
mo, iles. But everything comes high.
If you can stand it, all right.
Strawberries, from somewhere have
arrived at Simpson grocery.-Clinton
Gazette. Too bad yoe don't know
where they come from. Get move
On you.
Magistl Adam L. Aull has recelV-
ed his commission and is ready for
business at the city hall in Pomaria
Everybody in his jurisdiction will take
notice and be governed accordingly.
Magistrate Aull will accommodate the
public; when called upon.
The game of baseball between Watts
Mill and Newberry on last Saturday
afternoon resulted in score of to
2 in favor of the visiting team. Fish
er's home run broke up the game.
Watts Mill has a good team. The
game was close and hard fought, and
enjoyed by those present.
Marriage licenses were issued on
Saturday to parties as follows: ].
Robert Long and Miss Ethel G. Folk,
both of Newberry; Stanley NJ. Hami-
ter, of Columbia, and Miss Sara n.
Fellers, of Prosperity.
The fire at $50 O'Clock on Friday af-
ternoon occurred at the home of John
Eichelberger in Graveltown. 1t caught
ON the roof from a spark. Didn't
amount to anything, as the fire COM
pany put it out in quick time.
Remember the county fair and don't
forget to bear it in mind. This all
means the same thing but it is impor-
tant enough for repetition. Monday
and Tuesday nights, April % and ~
are the dates.
Many interesting articles have been
left out on account Of space being
limited this week.-Calhoun Advance.
Oh you just heard us say that Now
YOU come and say it. 1t is a fact
though, some Of these items were
crowded out last issue.
There was in a magistrates court
in Spartanburg last Thursday charg-
ed with disturbance, a man by the
name of Claude Hopper. Now that
comes nearer being clod hopper than
anything you ever saw.
The junior class OF the high school
complimented the graduating class
with a reception on Wednesday even
ing at the home OF Miss Rosalie Sum-
mer, in east Main street A very
pleasant time was spent by. the young
people and enjoyable refreshments
were served.
Old e'blaze faced Ball." horse belong
ing to Mrs. VIM. Johnson is dead.
Found dead by Mr.. Henry c. Hollo-
way in his field and was buried on
Wednesday. Mrs. Johnson used to
drive that horse, but she had sold 1t
to another party.