The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-07-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Today is the big day Hear the
speeches Of the senatorial candidates.
a lady says the trip around the
world was fine
Wintlrop daughters will meef with
Miss Gertrude Reeder Friday after
noon at o'clock
Senator Smiths supporters in New
berry are arranging TO ride him on a
bale O.. cotton to the speaking. The
wagon is to be decorated with signs.
In the large list of corporations fail
ing to pay the license fee, as publish
ed by the comptroller general, there
is none from Newberry.
A blush is sometimes the hand writ
ing of nature to show that modesty
and purity dwells within.-Spartan-
burg Journal. Glad to hear that, as
some people think it sign of guilt.
The breeze by the electric fans at
the Arcade comes from ice in the back
end of the building-ice from the Far
mers Oil mill. Leslie looks to the
comfort of the crowds.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society of the Church of
the Redeemer will meet at the home of
Mrs. E. R. Hipp next Monday after
noon, July "A, at $50 o'clock.
Postmaster ]. W. Dunovnnt under
went slight operation at Magdalene
hospital this morning.-Clester News.
POSTMASTER W. A. Hill underwent the
operation of having his salary raised
hundred dollars.
The climate of Georgia and South
Carolina was almost tropical several
million years ago.-News paragraph.
Needn't go that far back If is
wasn't tropical here during t1e late
hot spell we don't want to feel the real
thing.
TIE postmaster of another tcwn
sends word to TIE Herald and
News is not deliverable to certain
colored subscriber because said sub
scriber is on the chaingang. Good
enough reason for t}e non-delivery OF
the paper.
We are glad to learn that a bag
OF salt standing where there is a
smell of fish will absorb the aroma
Chester News. The smell of stale
lisa is not pleasant aroma" rather
bad odor, but it is good that salt
will absorb it.
There was terrific hail storm ex-
tending from Yorkville to Rock Hill
and from there to Charlctte last night.
The crops are said to be badly damag-
ed-C1 ester News, 7th. 1t was the
same in portions Of Newberry and otn
er parts of the State.
According to the official reclassili-
cation of presidential postofice there
has been an increase in receipts from
the Newberry office sufficiently large
to warrant an increase in the salary
OF Postmaster Hill from $4,000 to ST.
go.
At Summer Bros. clothing store we
saw lot of old papers, among them
deed OF 100 acres Of land to John
Adam Epting, Sr, by his eXcellency
James Glenn, Esq, governor, in 1854.
TIE handwriting, which was beauti-
fully executed, is as plain as when re-
corded.
When want cf beauty Of person is
combined with a grouchy tempera-
ment and overwhelming vanity, you
have a combination in woman hateful
to gods and dmen.-Spartanburg Jour
nal. "Ain't is so?' at sure is Ex-
cuse US please Newberry has no
such. We have seen them elsewhere.
At meeting of the State board of
medical examiners in Columbia We'd
nesday list of tn2se who had sue
cessfully passed the examinations
was given Out. Amcug the namss are
the following: J. L. Duckett, kinards;
R. l.. Mayes, Newberry; J. K Wicker,
! Newberry; C. H. Workman, Chappells
There will be an all day service at
Bethel Baptist church next Sunday,
the 18th. The forenoon will be devot-
ed to a Childrens' Day exercise by the
Sunday school. There will be ad-