The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-20

we're strangers. A picture show is one
thing deaf mutes can enjoy as we'll as
anybody else
That physician who testified as to
Harry Thaw's constitutional infer
iority," is himself afflicted with 'un-
conscious consciousness of incapacf-
ty." Some people make us tired all
over.
Policeman E. H. Cousins favored the
reporter Monday morning with a fine
pineapple, out of a lot sent Mrs. Cou-
sins from Florida. We thank him for
the treat, which is highly appreciated,
as pineapples rarely come our way.
| The College street Scott's creek
bridge is open to travel, to the salts
faction and relief of many people, af-
iter much "watchful waiting" They
are thankful for tine fine new bridge.
Now for one on the east side of the
park.
There will be picnic for the Tab
ernacle school at Miller's grove on
Saturday, July "a. Every one is in
vited to come and bring baskets and
rave a good time. The Tabernacle
school was taught the past session by
Miss Ola Miller.
A reporter is jumped on for acts
of commission and for acts Of omis-
sion.-Newberry Herald and News.
Don't squeal, Dick.-Laurensville Her
aid. That kind of sQuealing is just
a little safety valve to let off TIE
steam.
On the 24.h of last August-nearly
one year ago-"Shine" Miller was fined
SO in the recorders court for gam
bling. He suddenly disappeared. Last
week "Shine" returned and on Monday
morning he walked up and paid his
fine. Since last August "Shine" mas
travelled some. He says he was part
of the time with Ringing Bros. circus.
Mr.. J. w. Outz and Mr.. J. D. Chand-
Ter of Saluda came to Newberry on
Sunday and took Irwin Gregory to Co
lumbia for an operation at the nos
pital. They were accompanied by Mr..
J. B. Gregory, the father of Irwin. A
message on Monday stated that the
young fellow stood the operation all
right and is doing well.
Don't forget the dumb brute these
| I5ot days.. especially the dray horses.
Let them take their time and give
them plenty of good fresh water.
Housekeepers can help in this matter
by ordering their groceries early in
the morning so they can be delivered
before the heat of the day.-Rock Hill
Record. We nope this good advice
will be followed in NewbeTry.
Mr.. L. Clarence Pitts will serve one
of his fine barbecues at his residence
on Tuesday, July 27. He announces
that this will be tae last Of the season
for him. If you want a real good bar
becue, served like barbecue should
be served, you should not miss this
opportunity. Mr.. Pitts knows how and
does not hesitate to do like he knows.
During the storm a tree in Miss
Fannie Ramage's yard was struck by
lightning and negro man had a re-
markable escape from sudden death.
John Massey, working for Mr.. j. T.
Mayes, was in the yard with the
horses. A chain was attached to the
body of the tree. The lightning struck
the tree about Is feet from the ground,
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down the ctain and split the bark
below. Massey was standing within
seven feet of the tree. He was not
even stunned.
Tie opening of the new park will
positively be celebrated on next Thurs
Jay night. Everybody is invited, es-
pecially people from the country, and
a large crowd is expected. To give
the new park a chance to spread it
se!f, there will be nothing doing at
Willowbrook on that night. Tie band
will play for the crowds that will be
at the new park. The program stands
as before the storm knocked it out
last Friday night. There will Eardly
be another storm to interfere with the
arrangements for Thursday night. The
ladies are going ahead with prepara-
tions for the cake and cream part of it.
Tho rnnortor had If all to himself