The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-10-22

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on sale. Reserved seats 80 cents, gen
eral admission % cents and children
- cents.
Mr.. Yancey T. Dickert, rural carrier
on R. F. D. No. I, went to the Colum-
bia hospital Thursday to have his
tonsils removed. His substitute, Mr..
Albert Cannon, is serving the route.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Junior Workers Mission band of the
Church of the Redeemer, will be held
Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
When charming October leaves, she
will leave the leaves all brown and the
grassy green grass will be green no
longer
Master Claude Latham, whose foot.
about two weeks ago. was dangerously
crushed beneath the ocean wave" at
the new park, is steadily improving
under the treatment of Dr.. Houseal.
The circus will be here next We'd
nesday. Be sure and bring the child
dren. 1t will be an education for them
and give them something to talk about
for weeks.
Everybody get ready for the fair. 1t
begins next week. All the railroads
will operate special trains at reduced
prices. This is great State reunion
time You can see all your friends and
get back home the same day.
Prosperity and Cannon Creek, S. c.,
have elected Rev. M. T. Ellis of Dora
vile, Ca. to be their pastor. Brother
Ellis has not announced his decision.-
A. R. Presbyterian
TIE first feature in the Y. NJ. c. A.
lyceum at Holland hall Thursday
night. Newberry is lively now, not
to speak of the movies every night at
the opera house.
There has been some beautiful blue
October weather for the past few days,
but the Dutch Prophet says that we are
to have fair weather next week for
the State fair. Here's hoping.
The foot ball game between the
Clemson scrubs and the &ewberrv
scrubs, which was to have been played
at the Belton fair, was called off on
account of rain.
New York, Milwaukee, Atlanta, Chi
cago, Lynchburg, Morristown, Boston,
Newberry are some of the largest cities
of this great country appearing on the
register at the Savoy this week.
The old wooden bridge across SCOTS
creek on Nance street near the power
house has been torn up to be replaced
by concrete bridge. This will be the
third of it's kind over the same creek
recently.
If you haven't already subscribed to
our club of magazines do it now. You
will enjoy. reading these magazines.
We will sell you four magazines and
The Herald and News all one year for
only S1.49.
All of our subscribers who have re-
ceived the magazines seem to like
them. Some have told US they don't
see how we can do it. When renewing
your subscription to The Herald and
News don't forget to ask about the
magazines.
Sam Grimes, colored janitor at the
postofice, while working around the
front of the building Wednesday night,
fell down from the left of the entrance
onto the stone curbing and was con-
siderably bruised and shaken up.
Sheriff Blease has gone to Spartan
burg for Bill Gillian, for whom he
has been scouting for several months,
Bill is an old offender. He is wanted
this time for disposing of property un-
der lien. Sheriff Blease located him
in Spartanburg and had him arrested.
An R. F. D. man appreciates a
stretch of good road more than any
body else, in fact he prizes it so highly
that he often feels like taking it home
every night and ttucking it under the
bed he sleeps in, to keep anybody from
stealing it.
We call him hero of whom history
relates: "He rode his foaming charger
to victory through a rain of bullets
and field of blood" But a greater
hero is he on whose tombstone is in
scribed: 'He rode a split log drag