The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-18
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
| War is-hard on lots of common
poor folks.
The county candidates will speak
at Oakland mill Friday night at
, o'clock
Contractor L. A. Wilson has begun
, the building of Hon. Arthur K1bler's
new residence on High Point.
! Bats in the chimney Of Central
Methodist church are as thick as ants
in hole
Beautiful Indian girls in Oklahoma
are willing to marry young men from
Newberry These girls own rich oil
and farming lands. See ad.
Mr.. W. E. Longshore invites the
Newberry county candidates to meet
him at Mr.. D. A. Rivers ice house
Wednesday night at S:80 o'clock.
The county, State, congressional
and senatorial campaign parties are
all on the home stretch now and can
didates and people are glad of it.
The senatorial layout proclaims it.
self at Monck's Corner today the State
at Walhalla and the county at Silver
street
Some people in town have politics
for breakfast, dinner and supper,
every day and Sunday, and have the
nightmare.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Church of the Redeemer will meet
with Miss Mamie Cline, Tuesday after
noon at $50 o'clock.
I'VE saw in a Sunday paper some
thing about early closing OF stores on
/ Saturday nights. Toey must have
been reading from "Onlooker'' in The
Herald and News.
The bad weather prevented the en-
tertainment by the Methodist ladies at
Mr.. R. D. Wright's on Friday night,
but they expect to have it some time in
the near future
/ Governor Blease did not respond to
the summons to appear before the ex-
ecutive committee here Saturday to
show cause why his name should not
be stricken from the roll.
The Dutch weather prophet, MI:
VIM. P. Houseal, says by interview in
Saturdays State that there will be
no West India tornadoes in this part
of the country this year.
Miss Studfe Baker is very beautiful
and graceful, moving along the streets
o. Newberry in smooth poetry of mo-
ton to the admiration of many citi-
zens.
| TIE pilot of the sis o'clock c., N.
& L. train Monday morning knocked
Mr.. E. A. VanBuren from the track
near the Mollohon mill He was
somewhat bruised but not seriously
hurt. No bones were broken.
We are requested to announce that
Gov. Blease and tae congressional
candidates have promised to speak at
the barbecue to be given by Counts
and Ruff at Pomaria, Saturday, the
22nd instant
1t will not do for R. F. D. car
rier to make himself too active in pol
itics. Complaint has reached Wash
ington from Newberry as to viola
ton of the rules and the matter is be-
ing investigated.
At about 6 o'clock Sunday after
noon the fire whistle blew. 1he nre
was in the county stables, near the
jail. Started in the hay in the loft.
but was put out before doing much
damage. Origin unknown
. The 25th of August is approaching
fast, and much of the agony, anxiety,
and suspense will be over with. TIE
Smith side is confident. The Blease
side is confident. Both claim big
majority. Some people are going to
be badly fooled and surprised.
Miss Hepsie Longcloth, after pro-
tracted illness of love, was sadly mar
ried On her wedding day. She leaves
a devoted father and mother, and
ibrothers and sisters to mourn her de-
parture, besides being survived by
other relatives