The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-14
there next Tuesday. Little Mountain

there next fueSCay. -iltt.e Mountain
| Wednesday
The C.erice Grogaa Duo at the
Opera House his week are said to
great
TIE regular monthly meeting o. the
civic association Will be hei9 Monday,
August Il, at o'clock. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. c. J. Purcell
The News and Courier recently hau
timely editorial on trusting the doc
tors. Lots of people in Newberry
wouldn't be alive today if they hadn't
trusted doctors.
P. Z. Jeans & company, of New
berry, has been chartered with a cap
ital of $4,000. The officers are P. c..
Jeans, president, secretary and treas
urer and B. Barksdale, vice president
When all the ministers are away at
once it is hard on the matrimonial
market if there are any candidates on
land, as some folks don't like to be
married by officers of the law
; The Woman's Missionary Union Of
the Reedy River association will hold
its annual meeting at Bethel Baptist
church on the 11th and 18th O. Sep
temloer. Full programme will be pub
lished later.
Frances Andrews, a we'll known COL
ored woman Of the city wlile standing
on q. step ladder at Mr.. G. w. Sum-
mer's residence last Saturday fell and
broke her leg between the ankle and
knee.
If Secretary Bryan had lad his way
and got his treaties accepted all over
Europe, which was his hope, there
would be no appalling war now threat
ening civilization.-Ohio State Jour-
nal Bryan has been "our man" all
along.
We are not prepared to say that
all the people in Newberry go to
Helena when they die, though some
of them may.-Anderson mail Moth
ing to say. Ask Hon. Arthur Kibler,
representative from Newberry and
Helena.
If you haven't registered register
at the next opportunity. Only TWO
more days left-first Monday in Sep
TENDER and October on which to get
your registration certificate, which you
must have in order to vote at the gen
eral election.
One of our exchanges said recent
! ly: Newspaper men have a hard
time. If We say nice things in our
paper We seldom hear from them,
but if We make a mistake, or Of
some one lails to see what they
think We ought to see, the paper is
criticised
! Hamp Robertson, a young colored
man from Newberry, was killed near
! Union while beating ride on a freight
train. He fell on the track and his
head and right arm were cut off. His
body was shipped to Newberry We'd
nesday afternoon and buried Thursday
morning. Hamp's Eather, Sampson
Robertson, works for Mr. Callie Nc
Wbirter.
Rev. J. W. Carson the synodical Sec
retary of Sabbath School and Young
Peoples work, made the first address,
his subject being The Graded Sabbath
School To attain the best results
Sunday SCHOOL must be organized, in
cluding grading.-A. R. Presbyterain's
account of conference at Crowder's
Creek. n. C.
While Messrs. J. J. Sigh, Dave
Bouknight, Rufus Livingston, and Jake
Livingston were out on Bush river one
day this week they killed 4S water
mocisins, two large ones, the rest
small. One Of the larger snakes upon
the approach of the men opened her
mouth and her 46 young ones ran into
it as is the custom O: the variety.
We may just as well face the tact
that woman suffrage is eventually
coming, and if our Southern women
ever do vote, their votes will be on
the side of civic righteousness, and
very few bad politicians will 1aye
tee gall to solicit their votes York