The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-30
By the bursting OF one of the city

day morning, over a hundred thousand
gallons of water ran from the stand
pipe.
T1at large field of oats of the Sum-
mer Bros. company at Jalapa got a
good rain Wednesday night. Prospe-
rity section and other sections of the
county also got good showers.
be established in memory of Mrs. Peter
Tecklenburg-From the will of the
late Peter Tecklenburg, which was pro-
bated in Charleston Wednesday, ac-
cording to the Post.
I'VE need s:rictar h3altn rules; We
need a more rigid enforcement Of all
sanitary laws-From. Dr. j. NJ. Kib-
ler's admirable add1tGs, printed in tie
last issue Of the paper.
In the published list of buyers of
Ford roadsters from Summers garage
last week tie name OF Mr.. Henry o.
Long, of Silverstreet, was accidentally
omitted by the reporter
There is a girl in this town who can
make the best biscuits going. but
somehow We never see Ter name in
the society columns.-Anderso Mail.
Here in Newberry We have best bis
cult bakers among all classes.
Kept Marriage a secret-Headline
of notice announcing the marriage
last December of a couple near Green
vile. 1t was made public on the 26th
of April. A secret marriage was made
in Newberry week or so ago.
With vast throngs of people through
out the entire nation, we regret the
death of John Bunny, who was one of
the most popular actors and a great
favorite in the pictures at the opera
house.
The delegates to tae International
Sunday school convention, which mas
been in session at Newrarry. have re-
turned to their homes well satisfied
with the esul1s cf the meeting.-Aiken
Journal and Review. That is the con-
We have not seen the carnival shows
but people vino have say some of them
are worth the money. ALI say Freddie,
the armless wonder, is worth seeing;
that the way he candles his toes is
remarkable.
What We have been taking for little
floating objects in the opera house are
the "tips" to the ladies' hats. In the
semi-darkness there the "spirals"-or
whatever they are called-can't be
seen; nothing but the tip end waving
about.
The restful bits along the way, the
comfort of the passing hours, are the
smiles of life and do more to tone us
up and make, US able to withstand life's
buRets than anything else.-From ed
itorial in the Sunday News, of Charles
ton. This is why We go to the moving
picture shows.
Have you ever seen "bugless" po-
tato? Mr. Henry M. Boozer was ex-
hibiting sample of that specimen yes
terday. If the entire yield was like it
the bugs would go bug house. Mr..
Boozer or Mr.. Ben T. Paysinger will
explain the bugless variety of Irish
potatoes.
Just fifty years ago Capt. B. F.
Brown and DR.. r. H. Land tramped
into Augusta. After the surrender,
these soldiers, together, walked from
the Virginia battlefield to their home.
IT. D. NJ. in Augusta Chronicle. This
is of interest to Newberry, where We
all know DR.. Land.
Leaving tie crowded opera house on
Tuesday night and going to the crowd
ed carnival ground, We thought most
of the people must have decided upon
these two places for the evening; but
not so, for after tee close of all, num-
bers were met coming from a meet
ing of the dramatic clubs, on College
hill. Newberry is lively city.
S, 7. Reid. treasure O: re associa-
ton, was banked toi his attendance
upon the convention, and through his
efforts much needed money was Sc
cured for continuing tne work of the
association.-From report of meet
ing in Spartanburg upon the return of
tle delegates there from the State
Sunday school convention.
Joe Perry, colored, dropped dead
yesterday in Clarence Bragg's barber