The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-23
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT.

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The next World film will be What
Happened to Jones" next Tuesday, in
five reels. 1t is a famous comedy.
T. at was fine rain yesterday af-
ternoon.-Anderson Mail. Well, we
got it here too.
Is anybody getting ready to raise
any cattle?-Laurens Advertiser. Yes,
Charley Purcell is Come down and
look at his full blooded Holstein.
The vaudeville attraction at the op-
era house this week is Miss Pearl
shope, swell singing comediene, who
is filing return date.
Two-pound tomatoes of the Ponder
osa variety are the kind Mr. L. w.
Jones raises in his garden, as report
ed by Mr.. w. H Lominack.
You understand that the chautua-
qua season opens on next Wesdnes-
day, and the managers expect every
! body to do j. is and ner part.
There will be a picnic at Newberry
! Fill, near Mr.. B. NJ. Suber's, on Thurs
day, July %. Everybody is invited to
attend. Special features Of the day
will be dancing and boat riding.
Of course you are going to meet
each other at the park opening Friday
night. 1t wouldn't do not to be in
the crowd. Don't let your neighbor
out-do you.
We don't know what either Mr.. Pee
pies or Mr.. Dominick's intentions are
but Tom Peoples would make good
governor, and Fred Dominick would
make a good attorney general.-Abbe-
vile Scimitar.
Her Other Self" will be seen at the
opera house on Saturday in two-reel
Lubin, featuring Velma Whitman, Lei
la Parker, Melvin Mayo and L. &C..
Shumway. Of course Ham and Bud"
will be on hand also, as will others.
"Mrs. Van Alden's Jewels" will be
exhibited at the opera house on Fri
day 1t is a two-reel Biograph feat
uring Louise Vale, Franklin Ritchie
and Jack Drummer. Besides other pic
lures.
One man started to the mountains
and springs for his health. He got
as far as Lindsay hill, and is now
spending his nights at Mr.. John A
Lindsay's and is getting benefit from
the change. TIE climate is fine on
Lindsay mill
Tie prettiest little bull we ever s.
came this week from Charleston for
Col. c. J. Purcell. 1t is thoroughbred
Holstein, only one month cd, weigh
ing 115 pounds. TIE calf's nanny"
gives thirty-two quarts of milk day.
Col. Purcell has only the calf.
The garden of the gods" have made
interesting reading for millions of
people. The garden of Mr.. Henry
Cannon, of the National bank, has
been furnishing some things to read
of. The latest is potato growth of
the Irish plant. Bill Johnson says it
looks like Teddy bear, and must nave
srpung from Mr.. Henry Boozer's bug
less variety. Capt. Buford ought to
have it for seed.
Rev J. w Carson, who is our gen.
eral secretary of tie work for the
young people, will direct conference
for the young people He is preparing
a special program which promises to
give new life and stimulus to the
young people who attend the confer
ence. The splendid work that our
general secretary is doing for the
young people is ample guarantee tha:
his conference will be we'll worth
Vi ile.-A. R. Presbyterian.
July %, next Wednesday is tie set
apart day for another of those good
old Mike Counts barbecues under his
shed on his town lot. Everybody
knows that Mr.. Counts knows how to
prepare the finest kind of barbecues
He knows that everybody knows it
and that is why ne always tries to
make tae last one the best. The sale
of hash and meat will begin at II
o'clock. There is never any hash or
meat left when the people get through
with a Mike Counts barbecue.
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