The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-25
next Monday. Mr. A. D. Hudson of
Newbe- ~ is a member Of the board.

next Monday Mr.. A. D. Hudson OF
Newbe- ~ is a member Of the board.
The marriage in Georgetown yes
terday OF Miss Emma Rodger and Prof
~. c. Bynum will be interesting news
10 their many friends in Newberry,
where both are very popular
One successful young business man
of Newberry has demonstrated his
ability to make popular and: favorite
teacher return-although not in her
former capacity.
People in Newberry had tJ@eir "sus~
pectations" about a little romance be-
ginning in this city and just culminat-
ing in a North Carolina town. They
were not sure, but they thought some.
Had your fortune told? Nearly
everybody else has. She astonishes
many people, Wish she would tell us
how so many persons manage to live
without working.
Anybody, Whether owing for sub
scription or not, may get The Her
aid and News 6 months for so cents.
The time is drawing near for the clos
ing of this opportunity.
Once upon time man went flsI--
ing and caught more fish than he
expected to catch. But this happened
only once.-Anderson Mail. Anybody
! in Newberry lay claim to the distinc-
| ton?
'sThe June rose is full of thorns and
the June bride is full of pins" re-
marks The Florida Times-Union.-
! Spartanburg Journal. June brides are
quite plentiful in Newberry, leaving
out the pins.
Mr.. Bill Johnson says he saw Mr.
Henry Cannon with some tomatoes OF
his own raising, of the joan Baer va
riety, which weighed a pound apiece.
Many of them weighed a pound-a
pound each.
Those were fine pictures GAS Ye
Sow" the Hazards of Helen" etc.,
at the opera house Tuesday night
And a large crowd witnessed them.
Wells is still drawing the crowds with
mis- fine pictures.
The delegates to the Southern Retail
Furniture association were welcomed
to Columbia this week by Mr. R. c.
Williams on behalf of the Columbia
furniture men. Among those present
was Mr.. Robert E. Leaveh.
We don't believe much in fortune
telling, but when we Gear some things
we are obliged to sit up and take no.
tice. It is like not being superstitious.
You hear so much it makes you feel
kinder lonesome in the dark some
times.
The longest day of the year is the
21st of June. Some say the 22nd is.
1t is all owing to which hour Of the
twenty-four the sun reaches the far
u.est point north, stands still and
swings On his six month tour of the
South.
Mrs. Dora Watts who has been in
; Columbia some weeks with her moth
er, Mrs. A. NJ. Dominick VINO is sick
at hospital, will be there perhaps two
or three weeks longer with her sister,
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wilson who is also at Co
lumbia hospital for treatment,
Mr.. Hobson is on lecture tour
and is making more money tnan his
salary as member of congress
amounted to. No need to worry about
him.-Anderson Mail. The reason why
some people don't like Hobson is be-
cause he doesn't talk to suit them.
The case against T. B. Kibler, in
recorders court on Tuesday morning,
resulted in sentence of $50 or 30
days, the defendant having pleaded
guilty to the charge of violation of the
dispensary law. Notice of appeal was
entered, pending the decision of TIE
supreme court in similar cases.
Speeding in automobile to- Magis-
trate l.. NJ. Players residence Sunday
evening at Z o'clock was couple
from Mollohon to get married. The
magistrate accommodated the two
Miss Sunie Cameron and Mr.. w G.
Reid-by performing tie wedding
ceremony then and there.
Governor SIaton;s decision in the