The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-04-02

chance for any dirt or lmpurlty getting
into the bottles, the solution Of caus
tic soda terilizing the whole and ro1,
rendering it utterly impossible fc'
germs or any impurity to enter.
Il ose who predicted snow in Marcel
just barely escaped failure Ther;
had been, off and on, spasmodic el.
forts to snow, until, after all sorts VI
weather on Tuesday, the 3Oth, il
showed little, but some of the flakes
were the largest ever seen falling
here. Tuesday night the snow fel
Il lex and fast, and on the morning oi
the last day in March, 1915, roofs and
The tOOOmiCale. e.RFAFRAFRAARuM
trees were covered with a thin mantle
Tie rain preceding the snow made t2s
ground too wet to old the latter, eX-
cept in spots.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
missionary society OF the Church 81
the Redeemer will meet with Mrs. q
! R. Hipp Monday, April 5th at O'Clock
DR., David NJ. Ramsey, president OF
the Green9ille Woman's college, VIII
preach at the Baptist CHURCH in New
berry on Sunday morning and hold
communion service directly after the
sermon
You know next Tuesday will be tie
9Th instant, and you know that is tiaG
time the Newberry schools will get
the benefit from the concert of the
famous Swiss Bell Ringers. 1t is So
we'll to know these t-ings-in willing
way.
Spring began-"oficially'-the 21st
of March. Winter began-really-the
3Oth The morning of the 31st showed
the first real scene of winter tiis term.
From opinions expressed by several
merchants in the hearing OF the -e-
porter, the early closing movement IS
gaining in favor We hope the idea
will soon become general, as it should.
Early closing would be itelpful to- ev-
erybody, fro mthe merchants in the
! stores. all the way down and out to
/ the cooks in the kitchens. Every store
and house- old, and the whole commu-
nifty would feel the good effects Of it.
Shut up early.
1t is astonishing to lots of people
how Manager H. B. Wells can man
age to put on so many reels and play
vaudeville at the same time, all for
and 10 cents. Good vaudeville and
fine reels demonstrate that H. "Bio-
graph" Wells I.as the real show. Watch
the splendid new service. Hear the
Irish-American quartet this week and
patronize the band benefit show next
"Wednesday.
Sunshine, blue sky, rain, sleet ami
snow all in one day, is tie record for
last Tuesday in Newberry. The 1915
March didn't go out like lamb.
Owing to the weather the crowds
didn't reach the 10000 mark on Fair
and Field day.
Here was good news to US. The re-
porter asked Magistrate Player tie
i other morning if he had any news. The
magistrate was at the postof6ce wait
ing for his mail. The reporter hadn't
more Is an reached his desk at the
newspaper Office when Magistrate
Player stepped in with the remark:
Here's some news for you" With
that he handed over dollar bill whicI
he had just received from lady in
Princeton, Fla, for The Herald and
News during tie next eight months.
She had seen a copy Of the paper. We
hope Miss NJ A. Tobias will get the
paper regularly.
i In the last issue Of Our Monthly,
ThornweH orphanage Acknowledges
receigy t for $50 from Smyrna church.
If you ever want Studebaker wag-
on, now is your opportunity to buy one
cheap. Wise-Lathan have number
to be sold at auction, as there is no
| room for item at the stockyards, and
! the must be sold regardless. See ad
and hand bills, and take in tie sale
On Saturday, II m.
Some things in this paper were up
type for the last issue, but had to hold
! over
There will be Easter service at St
Luke's Episcopal church on Sunday az
ternoon at 4:50 o'clock.
Coroner F. NJ Lindsay and Deputy
D. J. Taylor went to tie Caldwell RGf