The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-28

jecting machine properly operated
and you get the benefit of both at the
opera house, under Henry Wells keen
watcnfulness.
They are making a great ado in
Orangeburg over a "get-together day.
they have just had down there. Hope
no one got seriously hurt. When they
have those get-together days over in
Europe, a lot Of people generally get
killed.
Aside from the principal singing and
speaking parts, about one hundred and
fifty of the local graded and high
school boys and girls will appear in
different drills impersonating jumping
jacks, animals, paper dolls, china dolls,
fairies, flower girls, bridesmaids, etc.
Mrs. Jane Davis died at tie home
of her daughter, Mrs. J. R. Thornton
Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock and
was buried at Rosemont cemetery
Wednesday afternoon Rev. Gobe Smith
and Rev. Mr.. Stone conducting the
funeral services. Mrs. Davis was 69
years Of age.
Mr.. w. Ct. Cannon of the Belfast sec
ton of 'Laurens county was in New
berry Wednesday last on business. Al
though Mr.. Cannan has spent almost
mis- entire life within Is or 20 miles OF
Newberry, this was his second trip to
the city in 40 years. The other visit
was little over year ago.
The Carolina Cash company, on
lower Main street, is moving into the
store room lately vacated by Caldwell
& Haltiwanger. They have nice new
line of goods right up to date in all
respects and will be pleased to have
their customers call to see them at
their new quarters.
There were some twenty-four teams
on the road to the steel bride the other
day, and it is said that the road will
be worked on down to the river. Mr..
Sample says he will keep the chain
gang on the road to finish it to the
river if the local help continues. The
work is now nearing the Newberry
line. 1t will be all right if little at
tention is given to the road after this
work is finished.
There is little case of trespass that
is going the rounds of the magistrates
courts. A half dozen darkies are de-
PENDANTS. The case was first tried in
Judge J. H. Dorroh's court, where it
resulted in mistrial; it was then tried
in Judge Hix Cannon's court and again
a mistrial was the outcome. On Wed
nesday the case was tried in Judge
Players court and the defendants con-
victed and given 80 days or SO. An
appeal was taken and the end is not
yet.
1t is all a dream-a dream visual
lied. Bonnie, the toymaker's daugn-
ter While wandering near her fathers
snop at the close of day IS oYertaken
by the Sandman, who casts her into
a magic sleep. Bonnie, is the keeper
of the toys, and it is the most natural
thing in the world that she should
dream of them. In her dream they
come to life-bounding, impisn life
and many strange adventures befall
Bonnie and the toys before the morn
ing rays of sun scatter the charm.
Every child and many grown people
who, like Peter Pan, never grow up,
often wonder what would happen II
The dumb creatures in toy shop would |
come to life and left to chatter in
merriment created out of their own
whimsical fancies. Of course, many
strange things would occur, but this Is
exactly what happens IN FI-Fl VI JIG
Toy Shop, the spectacular musical ex-
travaganza, to be given at the opera
house for the benefit Of Calvin Crozler
chapter of the I. D. c.
On account of the Calvin Crozier
chapter benefit, "Fi-Fi of the Toy
Shop" OCCUPYING the stage at the opera
aouse on Monday and Tuesday nights
# next week, Manager Wells will pre-
sent on Wednesday, February ,,
shubert feature. Vivian Martin, in
Little MademoiseIle," which he had
secured for Monday, and the picture
was too good to miss showing to his
90 II!m II 'sUoned A1IeqMeN
oy Frank Daniels in What Happened
o Father" on Thursday Of next week.
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