The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-17

Southern's excursion on Wednesday
Fare for the round trip, IS cests. Train
leaves Newberry a. M, leaging Co.
,umbia p. m. returning.
T. Excelsior Hose company will
meet this, Monday, night at the fire
department at $50 o'clock Members
are urged to be present, as matters of
Importance will demand their atten-
ton.
G. E. Hamlet came from Rock Hill
to Newberry last week, but he came
because Deputy Sheriff VIM. Dorroh
went for him and brought him back to
answer to the charge Of breach OF
trust.
The old telephone post which was
replaced by new one, at the corner
of Baxters undertaking establishment,
stood t-ere for IS years, Mr.. Jack
Dunston, who superintended the work
at that time, being still On the job, as
also Walter Lee, colored.
If you would like to see t'The Man
Who Found Himself" take yourself to
the opera house on Tuesday, while the
famous Robert Warwick is finding
himself in one of those celebrated
World films so perfectly thrown on the
screen by Jordan and Karl.
When Join Wilson, alias Buck Will
son, gets through serving his 80 days
in Spartanburg for wife beating, the
! Newberry authorities will get him on
a similar charge, full mention of which
has been made in The Herald and
! News.
On the 21st of July Ike Shears, the
professional chicken thief, was SEN
fenced to the chain gang by Magistrate
Player for 210 days on seven counts.
After doing time from that date until
tee 14th of August, last Saturday, Ikey
escaped.
When the H. & n man saw the clerk
of court, the probate judge, the county
supervisor and the last ex-sheriff leav-
ing town in Samuel Johnson's auto on
Saturday morning, he thought some
t5ing was up. But they were only
leaving to attend the home coming"
affair at O'Neall's.
1t was not in NewDerry where the
lion and the lamb dwelt together in
unity, but it was here where cat
played mother to a nalf-grown rat,
nursing it along with her kittens, until
it disappeared after about a weeks
stay in the family. Mr.. Tom Harrell
says it is the truta; that he got it from
! Mr.. H. NJ. Mayer
| One of the most touching and sweet
J ly beautiful pieces of music We have
heard in a long while was Almost
! Persuaded" as rendered by the cSoir
of the First Baptist church on Sunday
night, at the close of the earnest SER
mon by the Rev. C. R. Cruikshank of
Bristol, Tenn.
Magnificent have been the sunsets
of late, following the horseshoe rain
bows. But some people don't see the
/ brilliancy of the space between the
rim of the setting sun and tee forward
ripples of the twilight's waves. They
see the clouds all right, as they see
everything on the dark side, but wf3en
it comes to the brighter part they
/ don't see it of their own accord.
Tom says this is not for publication,
but we didn't promise not to print it,
as can be proved by DR.. J. A. Meldau
T. E. w. of R. F. D. familiarity, went
out on Friday, tie 18th, with his 1913
car and met with costly accident
to his machine. Which proves that
Friday, when it is the 18th, is an un-
lucky day to handle anything with 13
in it.
The visiting nurse performs a work
Of vast benefit to community and the
experiment in Charlotte has not only
tended to the preservation OF public
health, but has been benefaction to
the recipients of the nurses attentions.
T. e State board Of health is urging
the employment of the visiting nurse
by all towns of 5000 population
C. arlotte Observer.
i Magistrate Player had an unusual
case in his court on Friday last 4