The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-02

the lime light 1t has attracted the
attention of the Dutch weather pro-
phet. 1t is making interesting his
tory.
Some hopes of some people expired
at the ringing out OF the cid year
Wedre esday night, but scme hopes Of
some frightened at the ringing in
of the new Thursday morning.
Let's everybody take a fresh start.
Forgive your enemies, do good to all
May we all have good thoughts and
good appetites, and good thirsts of the
right spirit.
Mr.. Forrest Riser is another county
man to move to town, occupying the
Bradley house in Nance street. We
welcome him to the city, but if they
all move in what will become OF r@e
country?
The I'm Coming of Old Black Joe
is nothing, to the I'm Coming Of
young white Joe-Joe Werts, who is
doing some good work on the Wright
boulevard, from the mayors resi-
dence to the postof1ce.
Mrs. J. W. White. delightfully."- en-
tertained a score Of young ladies OF
the Wesleyan Bible and Missionary
class of Central Methodist church
at fve-cou7se supper Tuesday even
ing from 7.3O to 1880 o'clock.
At the first meeting in Columbia
Wednesday afternoon of the trustees
% the State Baptist hospital Mr..
John M. Kinard was elected treasurer
and member of the executive commit
tee.
The Salem, Va, Messenger, publish
ed in the interest of the Lutheran
Orphan home. of that city, in its last
issue gives good places to Pomaria
and Silverstreet for recent good con-
tributions.
Let US try to make this a glad"
year and when there is ''if only let
Us try to feel as if it were otherwise.
Let US try to do something to brigh-
ten other lives and by SO doing for
get our own.
The honor roll and many lists have
been crowded out of this issue
Salem, Va, Messenger. That sounds
natural They all have their troubles,
which is a little consolation. Misery
loves company
The largest shipment of automobiles
ever made in this State was this
week, u Ford cars to about y deal
ers in South Carolina, Summers
garage being mentioned as one for
Newberry and Laurens.
Notices that every person having
a net income OF $4,000 or over is
subject to the income tax law have
been sent out by Collector D. c.
Hayward to all postmasters and will
be posted in every postoffice through
out the State.-News item.
eli we could make Anderson the
cleanest city in the United States, it
would be the very best advertisement
the city could possibly have and one
way to do is to give. Anderson a sys-
TEN of parks and Fairgrounds An
derson Intelligencer.
Mr.. G. w. Yonce, the new collector
for the National bank Of Newberry,
gained his popularity while clerking
for Mine Host Charley P. Pelham,
at the Newberry hotel. Mr., Yonce
is every inch a good fellow, and be-
| ing so large he is very much OF a
good fellow.
Old Man 1913 went out in dis
agreeable mood so far as the weather
was concerned. He agreed with Faith
er Pluvius to be mean, bargained with
old Sol, Luna, Sister Venus, Broth
er Saturn and others to give trou-
BILE. May thA KID 1914 be bright and
CHEEKY most of his life.
Mr.. G. L. Wells, of Chappells, has
been elected bookkeeper at the New
berry National bank, succeeding Mr..
Frank G. Davis, who resigned to go
! to Clemson as bookkeeper. Mr.. G. W,
Yonce was elected collector, the posi-
ton formerly held by Mr.. Davis at
the National before his promotion to
tae bcokkeepership Of the same bank.
Speaking of slang, our esteemed