The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-10-26
ag at the Savoy Friday night if re-


Goggans are the latest recruits TO the
Studebaker ranks.
The Record carried two-paga
write-up Of Newberry in its large edi-
j ton On Sunday.
! The circus will be in town tomorrow.
Pity the circus and the State fair
should come the same week.
All matinees at the opera house will
begin at o'clock instead of 4:l5 as
heretofore
! The gallery enjoyed the play at the
opera house Friday night, judging
from the long and loud applause which
they gave.
If you stay at your home in the coun-
try Wednesday you will get awfully
lonesome, for everybody else is COM
ing to the circus.
If you want to break up the circus
Wednesday afternoon just ring tae
fire bell. Folks in Newberry will leave
a circus any time to go to fire.
There will be a halloween party at
the new school house at st. Phillips
next Friday night A large attendance
is expected.
''The Millionaire Baby" will be seen
at the opera house on Thursday, matt
nee and night. Matinee performance
begins at 4o'clock instead Of 4:15.
Clarence Smith, colored, got tipsy
and tnen got disorderly and then got
80 days or $40. Needless to say, he
got all that was coming to him.
Mr.. H. B. Wells is putting on good
lines of movies and you should not
miss any of them. You may always
count on the picture being clean when
Wells puts it on.
Mayor q. F. Wright, with C. F. Rob
inson of Greenville and, R. G. Stoney
of Charleston, has been appointed one
of the judges for the trades display
thursday at the State fair
The Newberry Concert band will
play at the State fair on Thursday.
Mr.. W. G. Wherry, the manager of the
band, went to Columbia on Sunday and
will play with the band at the fair dur
ing the week.
Mayor z. F. Wright has traded mis-
old car for a Studebaker six. Mr.. W.
B. Wallace has also traded his Max
we'll for a Studebaker four The deal
was made by Mr.. white Fant of the
Aower garage.
The Newberry Concert band will fur
nish the music for the Textile conven-
ton which is to meet in Greenville the
first week in November. The band
VIII furnish tne music on Thursday,
Friday and Saturday.
Mr. B. A. Hawkins of Montgomery,
Ala, formerly of Newberry, will be
the manager of the Automobile EX-
change company which has bought out
the Oregon garage on North Main
street.-Greenwood Index.
The hero of the split log drag was
on the job Saturday morning on the
Jalapa road from PARIS plantation as
far down as the railroad crossing this
side of the Lake place. A rough piece
OF ROAD was left smooth and beautiful.
Gi us more heroes of the drag.
Chief Duncan touched Pig Tucker
Monday morning and found that Tuck
er, like Dan Tucker of old, had tucked
two pints of booze under his clothes.
The chief took the stuff from Tucker
and invited him around to police head
quarters.
The road from Ktnards to Gary has
been dragged by Mr.. Jacob Dominick,
from Gary to Jalapa by Mr.. Rufus M.
Nerts and from Jalapa to PARIS plan
tation by Mr.. E. B. Feagle. These
heroes of the. drag deserve the well
done" OF all who travel this road
The home demonstration work in
South Carolina will be represented at
the State fair from "a counties, and |
among these is Newberry. This work !
the past year has been under the eff
cient management of Miss Willie Mae
Wise. Each county will have booth.
Newberrians should not fail to visit
the Newberry booth while at the fair.
Marie Douglass appeared in the re-
corder's court charged with assault o.