The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-06-27

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Dr.. j. VIM. Folk sent US last Fri
some cotton blooms from field OF
sixteen acres all in bloom
Theda Bara. the famous vampire
woman of the Fox Film Co. appears
at the Arcade in The Two Orphans,
Tuesday, June p.
The street overseer, Mr.. Joe Wert5,
has crew of hands at work on
Friend street in front of the express
office.
A gentleman remarked the other
day that it is refreshing to meet, now
and then, a person who is not crazy
about Shakespeare.
Then I'll Come Back to fou,' IN
which Alice Brady plays the star
part, a World Film production of the
supreme class, will be shown at the
Opera House today.
In Judge Players court SATURDAY
afternoon John Drafts was founa
guilty of violating a labor contract
and fined s250O or 80 days. He gave
notice of appeal.
Considerable wind and heavy rams
doing much damage to crops ana
small bridges last Friday afternoon
are reported from the Pomaria Sec
ton of the county.
1t has been nearly 70 years since
our last war with Mexico. WE have
done exceedingly we'll to live peace
ably for such length of time with
so disargeeable neighbor.
It looks like Capt Joe Werts is 60
ing to carry the good work on Friend
street all the way to the depot. We
hope so. He is widening the street
by putting in blind drain pipes. This
is good too.
There was ball game on the Moi
lohon grounds Saturday afternoon
between Ninety Six and Mollohon.
The score was ) to in faTor OF Mol
lohon. F. Falkner, R. Falkner, A.
Rush and Wallace Scott starred for
the visitors.
4t the meeting in H. II. Blease's OF
fee Friday the outlook for the Or
ganization of military company was
so Encouraging that it was decided to
meet again Tuesday night at $50 for
drill practice in one of the vacant
stores in the Mclaughlin block.
Under date Of June 19 Gov. Man
ming wrote a letter revoking the COM
mission of Samuel Nance, Jr., as no
tary public. The governor gives no
reason for his action. A copy of the
letter is on file in the office Of the
clerk of court for Newberry.
Mr.. Ike Zimmerman who got his
arm broken some time ago went TO
Columbia one day last week to have
if broken over and reset. The arm
carpenter who first set it did bum
lob hence Mr.. Timmerman's pres
ent trouble and suffering.
If you like to see life in lumber
camp, thrills galore, genuine log
drive. some fight and cleverly
worked out love story, don't fail to
see "Then I'll Come Back to You
which will be shown at the Opera
House today.
A Sunday school in this county mas
adopted a resolution which is COM
mendable and other Sunday schools
might profit by following so splendid !
an example. They decided to not dis
cuss politics, or baseball. either, IN !
the Sunday school room or while on
the church grounds.
Allen Smith Arrowood, seven I
months old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Arrowood of the Mollohon Mill VII
lage, died early Monday morning ana
was buried Monday afternoon at t
o'clock at Rosemont cemetery. Rev.
Gobe Smith conducted the tunerai
services.
yGr. Hamp Hunt relates singular
incident regarding his meeting WIN
an acquaintance whom he mad not
seen in about 20 years. The strans-
er was passing through NeWDerry Dy
auto and was inquiring of the roaus
and after Mr.. Hunt had carried him
to one of the garages wnere the IN
formation was secured the stranger J.
became reminiscent and about the l.
first thing he said along this line ne /
declared. And knew Hamp Hunt. /