The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-08


election at Ridge Spring, Old Town,
June 5, carried by vote Of 9 to l.
over the war scare and are buying au-
tomobiles.
The demand is greater than the
supply, says Mr.. Fox, and he has a
number of outstanding orders for
cars now. In addition to the sales
made by Mr.. Fox, many Fords have
been purcr ased by citizens Of this
county, while many cars of other well
know makes Eave been delivered in
this secti0n.-Lexington Dispatch. Did
you ever see the like.
A stage setting, to some people, is
more attractive than the setting in the
western heavens, when the sun, haV-
ing completed it's mission Of lighting
and warming the eartl:r by days, bids
farewell amidst scene so resplend-
ent as to beggar description.-Green-
Vile News. 1t is strange, but true.
Some people are blind to the beauty
around them.
There was some objection to the
marriage, but all of them have been
cleared away, and everything and
everybody now is F2appy. The young
couple have our warmest congratula-
tions.-That was what the Ninety Six
correspondent said last week to the
Greenwood Journal in speaking Of
that romantic marriage reported by
Tee Herald and News.
Good roads have been built all
througr,. the Dutch Fork Good roads
and automobiles go hand in hand. One
is essential to the other, and nothing
has had so much to do with the de-
mand for good roads as the advent
of the automobile, and to no other
agency can tie building of good roads
be attributed.-Lexingtop Dispatch.
The Dispatch is On the right road.
Here is one of our delayed items,
but We never like to miss a good thing.
The Cotonaca correspondent of tie
Greenwood Index said: Your scribe
was one to enjoy the baccalaureate
sermon at Lander college by DR..
Harms. 1t was great pleasure to us
to hear him as we were old friends
and schoolmates, having attended
Newberry together in the latter part
of the SO,s?
Each of the young ladies receiv-
ing the degree of A. B. read a paper
which had been given considerable
though and study and was clothed in
excellent language.-Leesville News
reporting commencement at Summer
land, of which Miss Frances Chap
man Thompson was one.
Your undivided attention is called
to the Great Going Out of Business
Sale, which begins next Friday at the
store of the Anderson Dry Goods
company, where b3ere will be 'aston-
ishing buying chances" The store is
to be closed on Thursday, to prepare
for the great sale of "an immense
stock of high grade merchandise,
which offered at less than it acutal-
" cost to produce" So prepare your
selves for it.
Over four hundred people braved
the threatening weather to attend the
opening Of the Majestic theatre Mon
day night, and those who attended
felt amply repaid for &2eir visit. Man
ager T. Lee Little has had erected 3
motion picture playhouse that Cam
den people may we'll feel proud OF. He
has spared no expense in equippfng
the theatre in the most -to-date7
style.-Camden Chronicle. Sparing no.
expense reads like speaking of Man
ager Wells. and braving the weather
is how it is with crowds at the New
berry opera house.
See "M,Liss" at the opera house
Wednesday. A World alm sdubert
feature in five parts, for. five and ten
Cents, with. Othes aiotHReA thEs&R i3.