The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-06
VARIOUS AND ALG ABOUE.
Newberry had an Easter bride.


Newberry had an Easter bride.
Yesterday was dull salesday.
And the "white hope made good!
Hurrah for big Jess Willard!
The best cotton is bringing 9 to 8 Is
On the Newberry market.
Tie Drayton Rutherford chapter, j.
D. c., will meet Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock with Mrs. W. C. Houseal.
Owing to tie weather on Saturday
the sale of wagons advertised at Wise
Lathan's was called off.
Newberry county has the reputation
of having had sherifs who Tad ths
ir.abit of doing their duty.
Passing through this city on day
last week was an automobile from
way up in Maine"
Moving pictures should be seen
and not heard" is the good advice ii
the Jacksonville Times-Union.
The Calvin Crozier U. D. c., will
meet Tuesday afternoon, April 9Th, at
4:3O with Mrs. Herman Wright.
Ed Worthy, colored, paid fine of
s3 for fighting. The case was before
Recorder Earhardt on Monday.
Policeman E. H. Cousins killed the
mad cat that bit young Pendleton Jones
the day the family left for Edgefeld.
Fair and Field day having passed
beautifully, the conventions Of the
Sunday schools and tie Red Men will
be the next attractions in Newberry.
We see by some of our exchanges
that merchants have agreed to close
their stores at 6 o'clock from Monday
until September first.
The day before tie second snow
half dozen or more men said, and
spoke positively, it would snow again
in a day or two.
1t will be nice of you to remem5e"
the band boys in the benefit perform
ance at the Opera House on Wednes-
day.
Worst Snow Storm in Year Sweeps
Coasts of Virginia and NortI. Carolina
Headline. Newberry got just Ii
! tie bit.
Miss Pearle Slope, refined singing
comedienne, will be the vaudeville a.
; traction at t e Opera House this week.
She comes highly recommended.
A young peoples glee club has been
organized at West End. T-ere is great
promise of it's success, as there IS
much talent in that section. This fact
is shown by tie Newberry band.
If every member of the Red Men in
the United States was as loyal ah1
faithful asMr. Otto Klettner, tat great
order would be the most powerful OF
ganization in the universe.
The mot. er of Mr.. J. T. Elmer depo-
agent at Kinards, died on Monday
morning and Mr.. R. Y. Leaveu went 20
Kinards to embalm the body, wilic
will be shipped to Ulmers for burial.
The day before Fair and Field day it
was foul; so was the day before Easter.
Still both OF tie eventful days were
lovely. The weather played april
fool" 81
Lexington has the prettiest bunch oil
girls in the State, and better bunch
never lived.-Lexington DispacA. it
YOU had been in Newberry on Fair
and Field day, you could not nave said
taat with clear conscience.
A business meeting is called for to-
night, Tuesday, 9th, at tie old ten pin
alley in TIE McCaughrin block. The
callers say it is important that the
business men should attend. Hour,
eight.
Those teachers who are teaching
night schools may enjoy the Dillon
Herald's digging up the remark OF
the little boy who asked if people 60
ing to night school can read in The
day time,
The business of the Southern Life
Insurance company in this State has
been turned over to the Carolina Life
Insurance company, which is ably rep
resented in Newberry by Mr.. c. B