The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-20

do their duty and give us clean town
will receive the hearty commentator
of a large per cent. OF our people,
Winnsboro News and Herald This
would nod good anywhere
A near fatal accident happened on
Friday to Miss Minnie Rister, at the
Newberry Cotton mill, when tie over
head shaft broke and fell and broke
her collar bone and otherwise bruise,i
her. Sic barely escaped a more SER
Gus injury. as it was first thought she
| was fatally hurt. At this writing Miss
Rister is doing very we'll
We hope that the new head Of the
insane asylum is all o. K, but We have
never known anyone to be Of much
force who parted his name in the mid
dle.-Winnsboro News and Herald We
copy tbs just to protest against sucl
a statement. Many men of much force
make use of their names in the man
ner alluded to. In most cases it is
necessary.
The fire horses are in fine condition,
showing that they have been we'll cared
! for by their keeper, Malcolm Lassane.
One of the horses, Cole, has increased
in weight 200 pounds since he was
brought to Newberry, his weight then
being l $40 younds, now 1,54O. Coles
mate, Frank, in the same length Of
time increased in weight from 1,460 to
1885 pounds. The running horse, Joe,
gained in pounds to 1906 from 1885.
Recorder John w Earnardt is seeing
that the law Shall be enforced WI en-
the breakers reach him. At his court
on Monday morning he sentenced ".
B. Braswell to pay fine of 500 or
serve so days at public work. Bras
we'll was conTicted Of having in his
possession wniskey whicl was not in
lis house or private room. So far as
Recorder Earhardt has the power ard
authority, violators of the law will be
| held to strict accountability for their
misdeeds.
TIE reporter is under obligation 10
tEr. Nick Mitchell, Of the firm of n. P.
Mitchell and Brother, for treat to
ice cream. 1t is natural to speak we'll
here of this cream, but others who tried
it will bear us out that it was TIE
finest sort of cream. 1t was ice cream
with the emp asis both on the ice and
the cream because it retained it's cold
ness to the end and was made of the
pure cream of milk, more cream than
milk. That's the way they say ice
cream will be made this season by \.
P. Mitchell & Bro And they Fave a
nice place in which to serve the same.
The unveiling of the monument, toii
Sunday afternoon to the memory Of
Sovereign P. Brooks HuteF inson, III
-Rosemont cemetery, is said to have
been beautiful ceremony. very large
ly attended and successfully conduct
ed. It was in charge of ,Newberry
camp, No. 542, w. o. W., assisted by
Maple camp, 437, and members of other
camps in the county. Music by the
band and Mrs. P. C. Gaillard, Miss Liz
zie Salter. Mr.. J. H. Wicker and Mr.
R. E. Allen. There was an address by
Mr.. J. B. ON. Holloway and a recita-
ton by Miss Woodward. Those who
were fortunately near enough to haaT
say it was all good.
The doll baby marriage was per-
formed, in accordance with announce
ment, at Mayes' book and variety store,
on Friday. John B. claims that tne
officiating minister was an Episcopal
ian. The doll bride and groom were
rugged up in style, looking handsome.
and appeared to be happy, so far as
looks were concerned. 1t was one Ct
t. ose quiet weddings you read about.
The silent quietness, however, was con-
fined to the immediate group, as there
were many ladies witnessing the bril-
liant scene The small ring girl, the
organist and all made pretty picture
in the cozy little room. Mendelssohn's
wedding march, Tipperary and other
popular pieces we're played. The pres
ents were many and beautiful.