The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-07-31
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Tle finest, most attenuOn-TlFelluS :
motion picture the writer has ever
seen at tie opera aoase was the pro
duction OF Captain Alvarez. |, was
thoroughly enjoyable rom start TO
..nish OF its six reels.
Ii is said that Harry T1aw las dis
appeared. but We lear he will be
found.-Anderson Mail SO has the
Parr Shoals rtbber, and We fear that
he will never be found Likewise the
mother of that deserted baby, some
months ago.
That nice rain Tuesday afternoon,
making it so cool and shady and pleas
ant, gave you a little ioretaste o. what
fall will be to you next time, didn't it:
You agree now that fall is the best
time and October the loveliest month,
don't you? Been telling you that all
the time
Mr.. J. NJ. Counts is preparing ,
double on barbecues. He tells you
that he will have one at his residence
as we'll as one at the place of speaking
on State campaign day, which will be
week from next Wednesday.
Hon. Fred H. Dominick, candidate
For congress from the T2ird district,
delivered a speech at Chiquola mill
last Thursday night to a large crowd.
He is waging an aggressive campaign
and is receiving encouraging reports
from all counties in the district
Honea Path Chronicle, goth.
There will be a protracted meeting
al Smyrna church, beginning on Sat-
urday, August l, Rev T. c. Croker,
pastor. The services will be conduct
ed by Rev Jas. l.. Martin, D. D., o.
Abbeville. The following week, in
Guiding the second Sunday in August,
a similar meeting, by the same minis
.er, will be held at Morris
The annual picnic at Beth Eden next
Wednesday promises to be an enjoy
able occasion, as there is a large
crowd present every year having a
good time The same is expected this
year. People for rules and miles
around always look forward with
great anticipations to the annual pic
mic gathering in the gocd country OF
Beth Eden
In order to restore citizenship, tne
governor has pardoned Tom Kibler,
who was convicted on a Charge Of
grand larceny in November, 1883, at
| the Edgefeld term of court, and SEN
fenced by Judge T. B. Frazer to one
year's Imprisonment in the State pen
iten entiary.-Columbia cor. News and
Courier.
Miss Winnie Brown, of Newberry,
was the guest of honor last Saturday
morning when Miss Frances Caldwell
entertained about 20 girls at a pretty
luncheon. Guessing contests furnish
ed the amusement for the occasion,
and brows were puckered and brains
racked by the clever contests wlich
were given. They afforded quite a
lot Of merriment until midday, when
luncheon was served.--Winnsbor
! News and Herald, 2Sth.
Said Mr.. Wilbur R. Gauntt, last
Tuesday, to tie reporter: "You have
heard of one man in thousand; we'll
you are one in twleve hundred" That
was stunning, and before the said re-
pcrter had time to recover, Mr. Cunt
handed him a large watermelon re-
marking that it made twelve hundred
melons that he had delivered in New
berry. Yes, we are one in twelve hun
dred to get a melon, and not lemon,
and were so taken by surprise Git was
so sudden) that in the confusion of
the moment we forgot what variety
he called it. Think he said Florida
Favorite.' Thank you, Mr.. Gauntt.
1t is always polite to say, call again .
From the fine flavor and sweetness
OF that melon it must have been first
cousin to a Bradford.
"Onlcoker" is right in his plea for
merchants to close earlier Saturday
nights. We hope this plea will avail.
Not since dawn of the day the morn
ing stars first sang together in glory,
When there was "a song in the air and
star in the sky has there been so
wonderful a thing in the starry firma-
ment as the great fiery orb blazing