The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-30
It is a pleasing sight to see the cleo

trio lights at the new park. The re-
porter has fine view Of them, from
his window on Lindsay hill. -.
No matter VT at name they may give
to the park, it will be a long time be
fore it comes up to the beautiful vii
Iowbrook
What Happened to Jones was a
good picture, but it seemed to us that
wnat happened to Jones was not as
bad as wat happened to the Bishop
of Timbuctoo.
|, On On account of the continued ILL
ness of the manager the Newberry
Business school will not open for the
fall session until the second week in
August.
Tat nice little fountain which Man
ager Wells has put in front of the big
wheel fan at the opera house is a
good thing, as it moistens tie atmos-
phere floating through the spray.
How about "The Arrival of Per-
petua" at the opera house on next
Tuesday? You will get to see Vivian
Martin. We want to be there when
Perpetua arrives. You go too.
Some credit for Manager H. B. Wells
great success in entertaining the pub
lie with fine pictures belongs to the
able assistance rendered day and night
by the faithful willing hands"
When tie Greenwood Journal says,
eve should like to suggest that the
rural carriers be allowed some dis
cretion as to the mounts that they
use," it says a good thing.
J. Lurey, the we'll known shoe man,
:as moved higher up in Main street,
Now and henceforth the public will find
him next door to the Busy "B" cafe,
east.
When the services Of Coroner F. M.
Lindsay are needed, he is to be found
at the store of Ed. Y. Morris, oppo-
site DR.. H. "A. McCullough's new drug
store, corner Nance and Harrington
streets.
Miller Wessinger and Ernest Brooks
have been appointed by Governor Man
ming as the champion corn growers
from Newberry county to attend the
Universal Corn exposition at San Fran
cisco on August and 6.
If you failed to. read Caldwell & Hal
tiwanger's ad. in Tuesdays paper we
wish to call your attention to the fact
u1at Manager Joe T. Hutchison is con-
Quoting a slaughter sale the greatest
ever. Some of the lady customers upon
returning to their homes with perfect
" splendid bargains knock the IS out
of slaughter and get happy. And. b1e
young lady clerks at Caldwell & Hal
tiwanger's come in for a large share
of praise for tine success of the store
Magistrate l.. M. Player and Deputy
Pope L. Buford had another interest
ing case in the court this week. Henry
Gallman, one of Mr.. H. H. Evans
hands, was prosecuted for the shoot
ing of three hogs which were roam
ing on Mr.. Evans land, the hogs being
the property of DR.. Settler and d6e
place in charge of Gallman. Mr.. Evans
was Gallman's attorney at the trial.
MAGISTRATE Player found Gallman gull
tv and fined MIN $40 or to take SEN
tence of Is days. The case is under
appeal.
Messrs. P. F. Baxter, F. P. Devore
and Marion Baxter went by auto on
Tuesday to Ninety Six. Mr.. Baxter
went to put up a monument at the
grave of (Mr. Devore's father, Mr.. Elias
Devore, in the cemetery at Ninety Six.
The party went by way of Vaughn
Vile and crossed the river at the Isl
and ford, and returned by Watts
bridge, Cross Hill and Goldville. Mr..
Baxter says the crops are all very
bad. He also says that this latter
route is the one to take when you go
IN Ninety Six through the country.