The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-03-14


coming Paramount attractions at Les
lies Arcade.
M.mnaugh's opening is announced
or Wednesday and Thursday and the
ladies ali know what a Mimnaugh
opening means Do not forget the
days.
Mr.. James D. Quattlebaum of Pros
perity, breaks the ice in the race ror
master in equity in Newberry county
and makes announcement in this issue
of The Herald ad News.
Mr.. Hayward B. Ewart, son Of Mr.
W. +. EWart o.. Newberry, has recent
! ly been made manager OF the South
ern Bell telephone exchange at Sum
merville
Marguerite Clark in '1Men and Nice
al Loones al cade last Friday pleased
packed houses. dhere are many popu-
lar finn stas, but wherever this
Charming little actress appears, she
wins the hearts of her audience.
Military Bill Now in Congress
Headline Say Bill, If your nickname
is inlended to suggest that you are a
fighter. then what on earth are you
doing in congress? Please resign, Bill,
you are needed in Mexico.
From the way some newspapers and
some people talk it would seem that
when the almighty Southeastern has
finally departed, the old State will be
in a worse condition than it was at
the close Of the Civil war.
Drayton Rutherford chapter will
meet at the residence of Mrs. l.. w.
Floyd Wednesday afternoon All mem
bers who have not paid their dues are
asked to bring or send them 10 this
meeting.
Great is the doctrine Of secession.
South Carolina seeded from the union
i and now the great Southeastern has
seeded from South Carolina. Seces-
sion may be all right but in the case
o. the fire insurance companies Sea
Session would be better.
Now that Georgia hasn't had a
lynching in two whole weeks, what's
the matter with them that they don't
go ter Villa? Who wouldn't be de-
lighted to see this terrible Mexican In
the middle of Georgia mob any
way?
Arthur 'Connor who is a stranger to
Mark was up before his honor, the re-
corder for vagrancy and was found
guilty and fined SIS or 80 days. Mar
ceilus Davis was afflicted with the
same disease and got the same medi-
cine.
Talk about the cost of living in
town but Arthur Nance Will be able
to tell the economist some things they
don't know about the high cost of city
living when his trial in the recorders
court takes place. He is charged
work was up before his honor. the re-
The Newberry County Medical So
2ieiy he'd its regular meeting Friday
afternoon with II physicians present.
Dr.. Dominick read very interesting
paper on 'Disinfectants and Antisep-
tics-Their Use and Abuse This was
followed by general discussion by the
physicians present DR.. T. L. W. Bailey
;. Clinton Medical society, councillor
for the Third Medical district, was
present and was granted the privilege
Of the 'loor.
Maple Camp No. 4S7, W. O.. w, Mol
;ohon, gave its annual banquet Thurs
day e@ening at 8 o'clock and was
largely ATTENDED by its enthusiastic
membership. A most delicious course
Was prepared and served by Mr.. D. D.
Darcy and his able corps of assistants
Mr.. J. B. O'Neall Holloway acted as
toast master and speeches were made
by the following: Hon. B. V. Chap
man, B. L. Dority, ]. B. O'NeaIl, HolIo-
way. G. Y. Dickert, D. D. Darby, H.
Baxter and Dr.. Ishealy.
In .Ju0ee Player's court Ernest Abb