The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-09-23
NOTE AND COMMENT
BY Local Reporter.
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jeff drawings at the Theato Friday
night was alone we'll worth the price
of admission 1t is truly remarkable
how rapidly the artist produces his
fine work.
One day more to see and enjoy the
millinery and hat opening-that
sounds all right, nat opening-at the
store OF Miss Annie L. Smith & Co.
If you did not see the store, Monday
in its decorations and trimmings, you
should by all means see it Tuesday.
1t is brilliant in its opening attire and
the display is dazzling. See? An ex-
change last week said that there was
hint of autumn in the air, bringing
thoughts of new hats to all woman
kind, and then it asked What are the
new hats like?" Don't know, go to
Miss Annie L. Smith & Co., and fad
out, as they are advertising them.
We believe it is better for the far
mers to swing on to their mules
Anderson Intelligencer. Do you mean
that they must catch on to their tails
and get a good "tail holt?''
81 killed her because loved her
so much She was so beautiful, so
good, l could not let her live with
out me.-That was what that priest,
Hans Schmidt, said after he had mur-
dered Miss Anna Aumuller in New
York last week. 'tHe loved her so,
he just couldn't helpt it, was what
James Johnson, colored, said when
asked why he shot Carrie Crosson on
Mr.. Bernard Carlisle's place the 10th
of September. There is a similarity
in the two cases.
AS one of the ministers remarked
Monday morning at the school op-
ening, teaching school is about as
hard a job as we can imagine.-Clin-
ton Chronicle. We imagine it is.
The happy vacation days are over.
Clinton Chronicle. And if you put
"cin" after the first three letters of
vacation" you will find that the hap
py vaccination days are over too
Now please don't ask who put the
Gin in vaccination.
The opening of the third moving
picture house may cause some mis-
understanding. In order to avoid
this it is only right to mention that
Mr. George Swittenberg is still to be
found at the same old stand, the old
court house-widely, Justly and po-
pularly known as the Theato-wbere
he will continue to exhibit regularly,
licensed pictures. As the Spartanburg
Herald says, the moving pictures
have become a universal institution in
the country, and men, women and
children are entertained daily by
local enterprises in that line. George
swittenberg is right there with the
goods. Have you seen George?
Meet MIN at the Theato.
They had made it Fred Sale at the
Arcade to write 50 many times, it
would nave been more popular instead
of Fred Mace
If you take a look at the pretty
pictures in the windows of the art
studio of Leroy Salter and his sister
Miss Minnie, down town and go up
town and see among other things in
the windows of the art studio OF
Otwey Salter and his sister, Miss Liz
zie, specimens Of the new red tone
work, to which they call special at
tention, it will strike you more forci-
bly, than ever that Newberry is for
tunate in her photographers. The red
tone work is beautiful and extraor-
dinary and is making a nit in the
larger cities. Newberry's up-to-date
artists deserve success in introducing
the remarkable red tone pictures here.
The two John Henrys are just hust-
Iers. Yes, sirs the two Johns Hen
ry-J. H. c. and J. H. Bare live
wires between Iue NOILu anu OOuCH
poles.
Did it ever seem to you that you
had never seen such weather?
Jerry B. Walton says people have
been 'after him" as to Geo. Washing
tons birthday presents. A little fun
goes long way in varying the monot-
ony. A little nonsense nere and there
is relshed by the men of care. ''Varie-
ty is the spice of life" Jolly Buttsin
sky Walton on one side of The Herald
and News Office and Jerusalem Ring
master Green on the other help to fur
nish sunshine on rainy days in Friend
street