The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-23
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saying tGat Mir. Claude Wills Wouli
move from Newberry.
An auto bus line (jitney) has beel.
started at Florence Passengers are
/ conveyed to any part Of the city for
) cens.-Kingstree Record
Thursday and Friday, April 22 and
%, have been named b. the executive
committee as t-e dates for the an
nual reunion CT TIE Confederate veter-
ans of South Carolina in Columbia.
And not content with its conquests
in other fields, tce "jitney'' vehicle has
appeared in the South and is proving
very popular in Southern cities.-Tork
News.
Bowers and Bowers, singers, will
give return dates at the Opera House
on Thursday, Friday and Saturday oe
this week Many people will be glad
to hear them repeat their songs.
Old S. Log Drag has been travelling
over some Of the roads and doing good
! work, aided by the sun and the wind.
Old Split L. Drag can do fine work
when made to.
Barber Henry Bluford tas returned
from the hospital in Columbia, after
lingering treatment for gall stones.
Henry is not able to be at his Office
chair, but ne is improving.
There was all sorts of weather in
! iNewberry on last Saturday. 1t was
warm and cold and fair and cloudy,
alternately, with rain, sleet and snow
a. little bit. But Laurens and other
places got the snow.
The Ladies Aid society of the Luth-
eran Church of the Redeemer will meet
/ Tuesday afternoon, March %, at Jte
residence of Mrs. f. R. Hipp, at 4
o'clock. Mrs H W. SchumIert will
entertain.
The proceeds from the movies at the
Opera House On Wednesday afternoon
will be for the benefit of the Civic as
sociation and all the members and 9TH
ers interested in civic improvement
are requested to show their interest
by tceir presence.
The March issues of the Youths
Companion are crowded with good
stories-all of them entertaining, all
tof t EN- worth while, all of them de-
picting human nature, not on its
seamy side, but on its genuine, sym
pau-etic, lelpful side.
The young ladies of. the teaching
force went to Newberry last Monday.
They claim that they created consid-
erable interest in tnat interesting city.
-Thornwell Messenger, Which was
very pleasant Hoping e. will come
again. We remain.
-Buttermilk is not only good bev-
erage, but it has a good medicinal ef-
feet. It's nutritiye value is high, two
quarts being equal in this respect to
about enc pound of eefsteak.-Clem-
SON college dairy division. And there
is no limit OF "a gallon o month"
either.
Tomorrow "wednesday will be
kusy times in Newberry. t. sacri-
fee sale of C. & G. S. Mower begins.
..e Civic association will get the ben
eft from the Opera House show. The
solution o3 the Million Dollar Mystery
will be shown at the Solax and the AL
kahest company will have one of tneir
lyceum attractions at Holland tall.
Buck Suber and Chapman Means,
tot1 colorcd, have been sent by Re-
; corder Ear ardt to the city work gang
! for vagrancy, 80 days each, with al
additional - days to Buck for swing
ing train They couldn't pay the
$l5 fine each for vagrancy, and Buck
couldn't raise the So additional FOR
his moving picture train act
AS a general rule the most success
ful merchants are not sparing in the
use Of printers ink They realize the
importance OF keeping the public i'll
formed as to what they have to sell
and know there is no better method
of doing tbs than by using the col
umns of the local newspaper,-Lan-
caster News.
81 muled to the cornfield and gee
hawed until sundown Then | sup