The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-22

One must not be impolite just be-
cause someone else is All we're not
reared alike. Taere is a differnce in
parents.
Probate Judge Sclumpert issued a
marriage license on Friday to Mr.
Herbert ". Tribble and Miss Winnie
Riggs, both of Mollohon.
Sees end of war in lack Of money
Headline in daily paper. Tat is as
good as anything else to end it, just
so it ends.
Read 'Zudora" The Thanhouser
serial in The Herald and News every
Friday and see it in pictures at the
Arcade the following Tuesday.
The Million Dollar Mystery will
be s.own at tie Arcade Wednesday.
This is tle 21st episode. Just two
more.
On Friday, Christmas day THE Per-
lis of Pauline" will end. Be on hand
to it. There will be a surprise for
YOU.
Miss Nellie Adams has been appoint
ed one of the clerks of the engros-
sing department during the session OF
the next legislature.
Mr.. Kreps Jones says his store is
headquarters for Santa Claus. 1t is
old man Santas downtown headquar-
ters, for it looks mighty inviting in
there.
lie Harrisons in trick cycling will
fill the vaudeville bill at the Opera
House this week. They have little
girl trick cyclist, which no doubt will
be a drawing card
Mrs. J. W. NJ. Simmons, of New
berry and Miss Sara2 Simmois, OF
Winthrop college, will be the guests OF
Mrs. Rivers Stone during the holidays.
-4Spartanburg Journal, 18th.
My, how the children do enjoy tie
moving picture shows, especially on
free days when they pack the house.
1t is worth while going there to see
the big crowd of the little ones.
1t pays to be polite, but We don't
think it is quite necessary to bow
when you go to milk cow.-Anderson
Mail. Now you saw what tie little
boy said as quoted in our last issue.
1t is so strange that in a family OF
sisters some are so sour while others
are so sweet. Seems like they all
should be sweet.
1t appears that there is some life in
the land yet when the Opera House
and the Arcade are both crowded day
and night, as they are sometimes dur
ing each week.
The State health officer reports g.
900 cases of typhoid fever in tle State
from January to December last year.
OF that number IS were reported from
Newberry.
Tomorrow afternoon at one
o'clock Maggie Mabel Fellers, of New
berry, and Mr.. VIM. Van Anderson, O.
Greenwood, will be married at the res
idence of Mr.. and Mrs. Jno w. Kibler.
On the fourth Sunday in December
the Rev. D. P. Boyd will preach at
New Hope in the morning at II o'clock
and at Mt. Pleasant in the afternoon
at $50.
Equal to "Quo vsdis," "The Last
Days of Pompeiii," cleopatra IS
Spar.ac s." a1d cheaper TO ste, with
1000 people in it at the Opera House
tnlS AFTERNOON ana tonight.
In Anderson, on the afternoon of the
24th instant Miss Mary Euphemla
Jackson, of Anderson, and Mr.. Lilllus
E. Schumpert, formerly of Newberry,
will be married at the residence Of the
brides parents.
A boiler has been installed by Mr..
J, ]. Eargle in the steam laundry op-
Grated by the d-inaman whose sur
name is Sam, and Mr.. Sam is prepared
to do good work on Friday and every
other day O. the working week.
The ]. T. Mayes & Co., of Newberry,
was commissioned with an author
lied capital OF $4,000 to engage in a
general mercantile business. The pc
titioners :or charter are J. T. Mayes
and G.. l.. Summer.
DR. Sears in the course of his ad-