The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-31
Newberry college scholarship awarded
by the Calvin Crozier chapter.


by the Calvin Crozier chapter.
1t is rumored that Mr.. E. T. Carlson,
the merchant tailor, will return to
! Newberry to reopen his shop here.
The stockholders of the old Farmers
bank of Silverstreet will meet at Sill
verstreet on Tuesday afternoon to
wind up the affairs of the bank.
The Amos-Fox wedding was cele-
| brated the other day. TIE Amos
Quito celebration is on in Newberry
now
IA fellow is walking on dangerous
ground when he talks a whole lot to
one girl about another girl being so
sweet.
A low stable that bursts right out
on a corner close to a handsome pub
lie building is not an elevating sight
in any city.
Mary Atwood, colored, fer the lead
ing of disorderly life, was sentenced
by Recorder Earhardt On Saturday
$15 or 80 ays.
C. J. Dunston is the winner of the
beneficiary scholarship at the Citadel
academy in Charleston. Good for
Jack.
believe that the country which
God made is more beautiful than the
city which man made.-First article
of little boys creed in an exchange.
Dominick automobile repair shop
will be removed on Wednesday to the
rooms under the Savoy, occupied by
the Harley-Davidson men.
Many people have seen Tat it is
good to see DR.. F. C. Martin living in
! Newberry to look after their eye
sight.
And while the Ford owner gets his
rebate tie Ford jokester swallows and
looks wistful.-Greenrille Piedmont
Yes, $50 is better than joke in
Newberry.
Beatriz Michelena is the queenly
star of all this strenuous, dramatic,
epochaI turmoil.-Speaking of "The
Lily of Poverty Flat" for Tuesday at
the opera house.
The cooking for a big barbecue a.
Monck's Corner on September 6 will
be done by Mr.. Albert C. Sigh Of
Dyson. The cue fame of this former
Newberrian is spreading in tie land.
Emeline Counts, widow Of Sim
Counts, colored, died in Atlanta and
the body was brought to Newberry
for burial. The funeral service was
held at Bethlehem Baptist church in
this city on last Thursday.
The sore Of news" we like
to hear is this: Mr.. John Peterson.
who carries the news, etc., on R. F. D.
No. 2, says that Mr.. John Norris has
enou gl of last years corn in his crib
TO last. until Christmas.
Recorder Earhardt stuck it to Alb
raham Green on Monday for transport
ing liquor. abraham pleaded guilty,
but as it was his second offense the
recorder made it $1OO or 80 days. Wien
we got the news Abraham hadn't paid.
A little girl Ncked up copy of The
Herald and News recently and ran to
her mother, saying, ooh! Mamma;
Roosevelt Tad a fight with Wilson"
She had read the headline, "Roose-
velt Hits wilson
Auditor j. B. Halfacre has received
his commission and taken charge Of
the office. Nlr. D. H. Wyse of de
comptroller generals Office, former
auditor of Aiken county, will coach"
Auditor Halfacre, for the present.
Between tie beginning and the end,
"Ths Lily of Poverty Flat" is richly
studded with most varied, picturesque
and exciting thrills. The story is full
of dramatic force. See it on Tuesday
at the opera house.
The mayors of South Carolina are
invited to assemble with t1eir wives at
the Jefferson hotel in Columbia to at
tend complimentary breakfast on the
opening day of the State fair and har-
vest jubilee, October 29.-Newberry
won't have front seat in the picture.
Agent T. s. LETTER saws the South