The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-16
Hall, "Wednesday, March q.

You saw the big ad O. Anderson s
Anderson knows how to reac4 and
llease tie public
"Wnat a Woman VIII Do in our
reels, at the Opera House on Tuesday
This is in connection with the regu-
lar program of four reels, feature day
The Newberry nigh school is plan
ming to entertain at the Opera House
in connection with the moving pic
lures for half the proceeds Wednes-
day, March II.
The best cosmetic invention is a
beautiful t1ought-Ohio Staff Journal.
We know some girls with beautiful
thoughts, proving the truth Of the
above assertion.
The latest rumor in the political
whirl Of the Western Federal district
is at Judge Thomas S. Sease will
be a candidate for Congressman JOIN
sons job.-Greenwood Journal
"Jimnaugh" is the way a fellow put
it when he went to say Jim Mimnaugh
in hurry. People were discussing
Mimnaugh and his great space in The
Herald and News.
Another carnival is coming. The
Metropolitan Carnival company. All
is arranged except the date, and it
will be here sometime between the
18th of April and 1st of May.
The president O: the Beth Eden
School improvement association will
entertain the members Friday after
noon at 8 o'clock. All are invited to
be present
The National Investment company,
CT NeWberry, has been commissioned
with a capital of $4,000 TIE peti-
toners are B. c. Matthews, R. d.
Smitc, George John, Jos. H. Hunter,
Geo. S. Mower and Nv. W. Wheeler.
If you want some hours OF rich en-
joymert, read Ralph D. Paine's serial
in The Yout s. Companion, "The
Whimsical Schooner Surprise Her
crew had as unexpected adventures
as Sindbad, but not quite so incredible.
81 was so glad to see the dear old
Herald and News again. 1t is like
! aving friend come back after an
absence, and 1 hope. it will go on now
to glorious old age"-From private
letter.
TIE s.eriff of Newberry county is
allowed an automobile and s10O per
arnum for its up-keep. 1t is probable
that the allowance for the uD-keep OF
the Official machine has to be supple
mented by about half Of the officers
salary-Edgefeld Advertiser.
John B. Adger Mutually, on of the
several candidates for governor last
summer has formed a law partners ip
with ex-Goy. Cole L. Blease at Ander-
son. Mr.. BIease will continue to make
lis headquarters in Columbia.-Green-
wood Journal
Looking into Newberry's big book
and ariety store, the house of a t-ou-
sand and one or two things. one is
impressed with ts,e truth that the
Musings o Mayes" find fitting express
sion in the artistic arrangements Of
the beautiful goods.
Two scholarly articles-Scholars-ip
as a Career, by Prof. G. P. Voight, and
the Cotton Mill Population of the South
from the Social and Political View
Points, by Prof S. ]. Derrick-help to
make Bulletin No. notable num-
ber.-Lut3eta Church Visitor, on the
Bulletin of Newberry College.
Manager Henry B. Wells tries tire
pictures before presenting them to the
public Ii he comes across one that he
considers Objectionable, ne loses no
time in shipping it back, and if any
vaudeville is Objectionable the second
time, for the act never comes around.
Wells is his own censor and the public
,:as learned to trust lin.
On Saturday afternoon at $50
o'clock, at the request of several pat
rons and friends who were prevented
by illness from being present on We'd
nesday evening, there was a repeti-
tion of the recital given on that date
by pupils of Miss Rawl's piano school.
Tie Drnpram rendered entirely from