The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-27
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT.
Cotton 10 cents

A Newberry man who saw the car
niyal at Clinton says it is all right.
Looking for some kind of time at
the baby contest on the 7th of May.
1t won't do to miss seeing America"
at tie opera house this Tuesday.
Route Rider W. H. Eddy picked up
a swapping turtle in the big road on
his rounds day last week.
He is bright young fellow and
among the things he has lately learned
is a new way to spring out OF bed.
The mission study class will meet
at the Central Methodist churca Wed
nesday afternoon at o'clock.
Character scene acts by Jim Nc
Gowan will be this weeks vaudeville
attraction at the opera house.
This summer the street sprinkler
oug4t to be used in the residence sec
ton of east Main street, where it is
so fearfully dusty in dry weather.
This is carnival week. If the bal
ance of it is 'as good as the band"
it will be worth seeing. The band
is fine.
1t costs only and 10 cents to see
the great America" at the opera house
tdis Tuesday 1t is astonishing how
Wells can put on so much for nickel
or a dime.
The winsome Winthrop Women
daughters of Winthrop-will expect
handsome returns from the opera
house on Wednesday. We hope they
will not be disappointed.
If a patent is granted to Mr.. j. J.
Eargle for an invention, which he re-
Gently looked after in Washington, for
tune and fame will be his, and it will
revolutionize farm work.
In the readiness and adaptability of
thought required in telegraphy, wo-
men certainly excel men.-Florence
Times. We are pleased to copy this
little tribute.
The doctors leave tonight. All Green
wood hopes t:ey will come again.
Greenwood Journal This is for the
eyes of DR.. ]. NJ. Kibler and DR.. W.
G. Houseal and DR.. P. G. Ellesor.
Bryans place is secure. Whenever
the critics attack a man so absurdly
that the humorists take up the t-eme
his political place is secure.-Orange-
burg Times and Democrat. Now you
please US.
The school at Mt. Pleasant will
close on Saturday, May s, with pic
mic at tie school grounds and speech
by Prof. T. W. Keitt. The public is
cordially invited to come and bring
well filled baskets.
IA paper read by laymen on What
a Community Owes to It's Physician"
would be interesting at the next meet
ing of the Medical association.-Green-
wood Journal. This is for the eye Of
all tie Newberry DOCTORS
1t must be very uncomfortable for
the police force to be wearing those
heavy winter uniforms during this hot
weather. They ought to have lighter
material to go about in the blazing
sun chasing criminals and looking for
near-criminals.
Rev. Edw Fulenwider preached an
interesting and instructive sermon to
the children on last Sunday morning,
to which they listened attentively. The
minister took occasion to say that
sometimes grown people don't hear a
sermon owing to the shoppers in their
earns" They heard every word of the
sermon Sunday morning.
1t looks like better times to read
about that 65-acre field of oats man
aged by Mr. Ed Feagle for the Sum-
mer Bros. company at Jalapa, and
those 600 tomato plants set out on Mr..
Walter Herbert's farm, and the SO
head of cattle shipped to Baltimore
last week from the Summer Bros. COM
pany at Jalapa, to say nothing of large
sales of cotton, and of other things.
A white baby girl, apparently about
twelve hours old, was found On the
front porch of Mr. John Carter's resi-
dence, in North Augusta early yes
terday morning The baby was alive
and was nestled in a small basket