The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-27

try Stomp? The water is fine, say those
who have tried it.
You know there is to be anoU- er 10
cents excursion to Columbia via South
ern. September is the day, to leave
Newberry at 9:1S a. m Returning
leave Columbia at o'clock.
Wouldn't it be a good idea for you
and your neighbors to go to the park
benefit performance at the opera house
on next Wednesday afternoon and
night?
Now tat Mr.. Chappell has lost,
would it be wrong to wonder how
much the fight cost him?-Greenwoo
Journal. Quit wondering and ask Mr..
Chappell.
We read in the Saluda Standard Of
the millinery store of Misses Shorter
& Long. Will that be the long and
81 ort of>the millinery business in Sa-
luda? Excuse us, please.
On last Friday there was ball game
between Mt. Willing and Saluda acad-
emy, in which the latter won 1t
showed that the former was willing
to play against good team.
Among the new buildings soon to
! be completed in Saluda is one to be
occupied by H. E. Unger. That looks
like nobody is going to knock the E.
out of Unger.
A South Carolina sample of hen
egg, according to tie Saluda Standard,
is a small one shaped like a gourd,
with handle and all" 1t was taken
to the Standard Office by Mr.. S. C. Sam
pie
Next Tuesdays feature picture at
the opera house will be THE Lily Of
Poverty Flat" with Beatrice Michelena
in the leading role. D-is promises to
be very fine. Beatrice Michelena is
popular with lots of people in New
berry.
The reading Of a very interesting
article written by Capt. wv A. Stands,
from his sickroom, 'The Confederate
Veteran" read by Miss Irene Wright,
granddaughter of the Confederacy,
was greatly enjoyed.-From the Lau-
rens Advertisers account of reunion
of old soldiers at Langston church.
The secretary of the Cunty Sunday
School convention has reviewed let
ter from t Rev. C. E. Burts stating
that he can not attend the Sunday
school convention at Mission church
on September l. The secretary says
it is hoped that a substitute will be
provided for Mr.. Burts for the address
on the subject assigned.
Upon the suggestion of E. j. Watson,
commissioner of agriculture, COM
merce and industries, the engagement
Of "Baby Hazel" the little 9-year-old
child who has been singing and dane
ing at tie Ideal theater, has been dis
continued.-The State. The child ap-
peared in Newberry some tt ime ago.
The action of the commissioner is un-
der the child labor law.
On last Saturday one of our big
farmers was in Caldwell & Haltiwang-
er's store and walked back for drink
of cold water. Manager Joe Hutch
ison asked the farmer, Something
can do for you today?" Farmer said,
Nothing" But he got to looking
around and saw such great values that
he made large purchase. He wanted
| to know what all that selling meant.
If they were going out of business.
''It means" answered Manager Hutch
ison, "that we are making room for
the greatest sale in tie history of the
store"
Mr.. Edward F. Trick, prominent
merchant of Elloree, was married yes
terday morning to Miss Elizabeth Hol-
| loWav of NeWberry, at the IT, ONE of her
parents, Prof. and Mrs. ]. B. ON. Hol-
loway of that city. Miss Holloway is
one of Newberry's most charming
young women, graduate of Winthrop
college. She taught school at Elloree
| last session. Mr.. Trick is we'll known
in this county. The happy couple
have the best wishes of their many
ends.-Orangeburg Times and Dem
ocrat.
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