The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-06
Spinks.

Very often a collector misjadges a
debtor. He thinks t. 3 man is able to
Fay, but just refuses to do so, when
in fact the poor debtor is pressed on
all sides for l-ouse rent, coal and vood
bills, grocery bill, etc. He can't LAY,
We are certainly pleased to ha: e
| The Herald and News, NeWberry, s. C.,
returned to US. The paper was suS-
pended only about a month and VT
congratulate our friend, Mr.. E. H.
Aull, on its reYival.-Our Monthly.
Let us here impress tie fact that
the Swiss Bell Ringers will be at the
Opera House this afternoon and to-
night, for the benefit of tie Newber'y
schools. Don't forget the latter part
of the fact, and for this Tuesday.
1t was the opinion of the teachers
present at t State Teachers asso-
citation last week, that Field day is one
of the strongest forces for educational
cement.-Abbeville Press and
Banner.
Mr.. P. E. Anderson, of Newberry, S.
c., spent several days in Mccormick
last week. His firm, anderson & Co.,
bought the shoe stock of Sturkey &
Co., and he was sent here to check mp
and ship same to Newberry, vi ere his
firm do a large mercantile business
Abberille Press and Banner.
For the first time in the history OF
the Opera House, that building is now
lighted in accordance with tie regu-
lations Of the Underwriters agency.
All the lights on conduit, making the
building safe from electricity all a.ong
the line.
Jim Todd, colored, was up on Mon
day before Recorder Earhardt &c"
transporting three pirts Of liquor III
violation of the new law. lnasmlcA
as iae pleaded guilty, the recorder was
light with him and fined him only $50,
which was paid.
We believe it can be safely said t1dt
Gov. Manning faas in Sheriff Cannon
G. Blease an official wl-o will do his
duty without fear or favor. We co.'s
slider Newberry's sheriff that kind of
man, and he has men under him WAo
are not afraid to do their duty.
The boys of that fine quartet singing
in Newberry last week at the Opera
House disbanded in this city. One OF
the boys goes back to ais fathers busi-
ness in Atlanta; another returns to
college, and the other two join Bowers
and Bowers, harmony singers. We
would like to hear the new quartet.
Come out and let the air which is
rained from tie stars, is waited from
t e seven seas, and is the blown breath
of God himself, run through you, boay
and soul. You have no idea what
deal of morbid insanity it will sWaai
out of you.-Dr. Frank Crane in tie
New York Globe.
"The Face at the Window" was so
successful when played recently at
West End hall t:ere was general de-
mand for it's repetition. 1t will 59
repeated on next Friday night. o.:
citizens will enjoy treat if tAey 1t
tend. We hope large crowd will be
present.
If any one said or says the Irish
American quartet didn't produce good
singing at the Opera House last week
he simply doesn't know what he IS
talking about; although so far as We
are concerned, some of the old, never
dying songs are much better than he
"rag time"
Lee G. Holleman, president of the
Peoples bank, Of Anderson, is tie lat
est candidate announced for congress
in tie Third district Others who are
expected to make the race are Fred II.
Dominick, lawyer, OF Newberry; A. II.
Dagnall, lawyer, Anderson; He. Til
man, lawyer, Greenwood; Wyatt Aiken,
present congressman, Abbevill9.--
Pickens Sentinel.
So that people may be able mex.
year, by referring to the files of Tne
Herald and News, to know when :
showed in Newberry t3is year, We scatc
that the snow of last Tuesday nish
was followed by another on Friday
night; although as snow it was pret-
ty mucn of failure. That was partly
because it rained and showed at. tt,
same time, for a while.