The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-11-17


can't help it if people will flock tol
it. We are not doing the talking, it
is the people; and the people rule.
Merchants want paper that reaches
out, hence The Herald and News is
the medium.
1t is getting nearer home and will
happen here some day, as automo-
biles are thick and growing thicker;
J. H. Milling, a wholesale grocer and
prominent citizen of Rock Hill, was
killed Tuesday evening two ilile,
south of that city. He was in mis- car
returning from his farm, when struck
by a Southern train
There is a big difference between
creamery and a crematory. 1t Is
crematory they are building at the
power house, and it is a good thing.
for the purpose Of burning all the
trash and other things like dead
horses, etc. And the creamery IS a
good thing the people are taking hold
of. The two are being pushed in
Newberry. Don't get them mixed.
The boy preacher, WiIdey G. Peden.
will preach in front Of the courthouse
Saturday afternoon of next week at
3 o'clock. There will be an illustra-
ted Bible show and lecture at Oak
land hall the same night and preach
ing at the mill church the lioXt morn
ing. Fuller notice yill be given in
our next ISSUE
, At the meeting of the Historical So
ciety tonight DR.. D. D. Wallace, pro-
fessor of history and economics a.
: Wofford college, delivered masterful
! address on the subject, Historical
Background of Religion in South Car
olina "-Greenville Cor. News and
Courier reporting first days meeting
of the Upper South Carolina Mutno-
dist Conference.
We rejoice that our old friend Hub"
Evans OF Newberry is to again be
member Of the house. There are lots
! verse people prowling around than
"Hub.-Gaffney Ledger. Yet it is to
! be hoped that Hub has outgrown that
! awful habit of greeting his friends
with a mighty swat upon the back
from his terrible left.-Columbia Rec
ord You would have to sit with Hub
at some vaudeville show to find out
the full force of that terrible left.
Miss Akard and Miss Bowers Lave
removed from the Japanese language
school at Tokyo. where they spent on,.
and half years, and after similar
- nj in
recently moved to Hakata, where taey
already find more worK than they can
do visiting the homes Of the people,
teaching in the kindergartens ano
Sn-dav schools. 'n'ding mothers
meetings, teaching Bible classes, etc.
From report in Lutheran Church
Visitor Of convention United synod.
The Baptist, Presbyterian and
Methodist congregations had good
sermons both morning and evening
on last Sabbath. The church around
the corner has it every Sabbath
Abbeville Medium. These congrega-
tions in Newberry, including the Lu-
theran and Associate Reformed Pres
byterian. hear good sermons every
Sunday morning and night ~ The same
with the Episcopal. except that the
sermons are not so often.
In the primary Tuesday for the
nomination of a commissioner of pub
lie works and three school trustees
the one candidate for each position
had no opposition. The vote was as
follows: Ward w. A. McSwain,
trustee. %; C. Z. Summer, commits
sioner, %. Ward 2-W. G. Mayes.
trustee, 20; Summer, 20. Ward 3,
No. Geo. S. Mower, trustee, %;
Summer, %. Ward 3. No. q Now
er, 7; Summer. 7. Ward 4-Summer,
II. Ward Summer. 21 The regu-
ular election will be held at the3coun-
Gil chamber on the second Tuesday in
December
Simon Robertson, colored, seems to
like to spend his Christmas holidays
on the chaingang. Policemen Stone
and Cousins rounded him I'm FOR VIOLA
ting the whiskey law and Recorder
Earhardt tried him Wedn esday on
throa charens. First. TRANSPORTING the
Hu1ShGY. SSCOuu, HAVING Ill LID POo
session whiskey ordered in another's
name. Third, cdfsing. In the two
whiskey cases the prisoner got S100
or 60 davs, in the cursing case $40
or 80. He is to serve the 80 days.
This makes the third successive year
that Simon has been to the gang. and
in eaoh instance it was for 90 days
ard at this season of the year
Policeman E. Hamp Cousins had
seat in an automobile which brought
results last TUESDAY morning. The
Summers garage had for some time
been missing change from the monev
drawer. They put your Cousins on to
the ich of finding ott all abont it.
Like the other public officers of the
town and county Mr.. Cousins has
good eyes, ears and nose. He weat
to the garage very early that morn
inc and took 2 comfortable seat in
an automobile back in the dark and
on+iont'~ woited After awhile there
was something going on. A little