The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
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Joe Hutchison says meet your
| friends at Caldwell & Haltiwanger' S
for all the things you need in ready to
wear and for notions and anything
that a lady needs for the fall and
winter
"Hitch up and come quick" is the
message Mimnaugh sends out to his
friends and all persons who are in
terested in fall suits for ladies and
anything in his big store for the bar
,, gains are now offered.
Moseley Bros of Prosperity, one of
the oldest and most substantial firms
of the county are going Out Of business.
See their ad in another column. 1t
will not seem like Prosperity without
this old firm.
The ladies Aid Society Of the First
Presbyterian church at Clinton will
hold their annual bazaar and chrysan-
themum show Wednesday and Thurs
day, November 10 and II, serving tur-
key dinners both days.
Grady Reed and Sam Mills, white
bows of the Mollohon mill village, had
scrimmage few days ago and Mon
day morning they paid a visit to Mag
istrate Players court and also paid
50 each for fighting.
Sam Dominick showed the show Wis
itors a sho-nuff car when he led the
band parade under the mammoth tent
of the Hagenbeck-Wallace show Wed
nesday afternoon. He drove a new
demonstrator Overland, which he is
selling.
The ladies of the Aveleigh Presby-
terian church will have their, annual
chrysanthemum fair his year on
Thursday night. 1t will be held in the
vacant store in the Mclaughlin block
Supper will be served.
Mr.. T. ]. Hunter reports that 1878
bales of cotton had been ginned in this
county up to October Is of this year,
as against 1904 to the same time last
year. A greater proportion of the crop
has been ginned this than time last
year.
The only Newberry negro playing
the game of pickpocket show day was
John Glasgow of the Farmers oil mill.
He was arrested and Monday morning
he was brought before Magistrate
Player, who gave him a preliminary
hearing and bound him over to higher
court.
Mr. Clarence Dobbins of Kinards,
while on his way to Newberry Wed
nesday on his motorcycle, ran into
rough place in the road near the ia
lapa school and was thrown violently
to the ground. He was considerably
bruised, but will be O., K. again in a
few days.
The newest thing in town is G. H.
Dudley's motor truck, which was put
on the streets last Friday. In addl-
ton to hauling trunks, freight and
other stuff he also hauls passengers
anywhere in the city for 10 cents. This
may be the beginning of the jitney bus
system which is so popular in some
other cities.
Mrs. S. NJ Duncan met with pain
ful accident last Thursday, when the
horse she was driving SHE'D at some
object by the roadside near Mr.. W. H.
Suber's residence just out of town. THE
buggy was overturned and Mrs. Dun
can thrown out. She was painfully
though not seriously injured and is
improving.
Don't fail to renew your subscrip-
ton to The Herald and News before
November 20. THE price now is $1.3l.
Just think of it. A good newspaper, a
real newspaper, for the small sum OF
s1.31 for twelve months. It's so cheap
that you can't afford to borrow the
paper and you know you must read 1t.
And we are glad you do like to read it.
Nhe Rural School improvement as
sociation Of the Kinards school will
have an oyster supper at the residence
of Mr.. Will Gary on Thursday evening.
The Kinards people know how to pre-
pare and serve oysters and to make the
guest within their midst have good
time and those who go may expect to