The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-19
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ast Fridays paper:
Jacob Ray and James Allen, colored,
were sentenced in the recorders
caurt yesterday to SO or 80 days each
6er gambling. Both paid.
1t will be good news to Newberry
DO know that transportation rates on
peanuts have been reduced
A. Greek firm from Saluda will open
1R place Of business in West Main
street.
Several ladies, men and children
saw what they took to be com u Sun
day afternoon in the west at ABOUT
$50 O'Clock. tt was following the
setting sun. They didn't know, now
ever, but that it may have been an
Girship.
Greenwood Journal says several
aaSusand watched the election returns
Aaahed in that city Tuesday night,
snnomobiles being seen from New
berry, Bdgedeld and other counties.
Mr. john W. Crews vas elected to
the house from Richland. He IL 8
con Of the well known Mr.. "Bose"
Crews Of Laurens, has only been liV-
ing in Columbia a few years and fs a
young man Ct much promise.
The Rev. DR.. 4. J. Bowers Of New
berry college will deliver the address
TO the alumni OF the Lutheran
Theological seminary in Colombia
next Wednesday afternoon, at the tor
aaal opening of tnat institution. The
Rev. Jas. D. Kinard OF Greenwood
will deliver a special address to the
students "Wednesday morning. The
alumni and the student body will
hear something worth hearing.
Boyd Duffy makes weekly trips to
Neyberry, taking passengers and
bringing back goods for his store
Butler Cor Standard. Good i6aa and
good place to come for goods.
Miss Mary Leonhirth has returned
from Sumter after pleasant visit to
her brother, Mr.. Luther Leonhirth
Prof. ). B. o'Neall Holloway left
Wednesday for Graniteville.
Miss Elizabeth Epting Of Savannah
is the guest CT her aunt, Miss Mamie
Cline.
Mr. Edward Htpp left Wednesday
night for the University OF Virginia
Mr. Ford Kurtz of Remedies, CIha'
is visiting in the city.
Miss Mildred Evans left wednesday
for Columbia, where she 1a be the
suest of her sister, Mrs. William
Brooker.
Prof. and Mrs. J. Sidney Derrick
have returned from Lexington, ana
adj Newberry college, the choir Of the
Church of the Red.emer, with the
congregation and many other people
are glad.
Mr.. Richard C. Floyd returned
Tuesdav from the Roosevelt hospital
New York, where he underwent
successful operation for appendicitis.
Ns friends are happy over his re-
ccvery and return.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. C. Bynun LETT
Monday for Georgetown, after spend
ing several weeks with relatives IN
the city.
Mrs. Cannon G. Blease has return
ed from Laurens, where she was the
egest OF Mrs. J. Ryan Workman, sSnd
saw little Eugene.
Mrs O. L. schumpert and grand
daughter, little Miss Mary Mcclure
returned "wednesday from Wh1ttle
sorings, Tenn, where they spent one
sumner.
Mr. Thos. D. Jones and little
daughter OF Augusta are visiting hls
sisters, Misses Joe and Sue Jones'
The numerous friends OF Mr.. Jones
are glad to see him again: ne ls
pleasantly remembered in Newoerry'
vaere he lived come years ago when
4. studens of NeBberry college.
Miss Pawnee Jones left Wednesday
for Rock Hill, where she will resume
her teaching of music at Winthrop
college.
Mr.. T. C. Williams returned to
spartanburg yesterday.
1t was Mrs. ,Chesley Dominick VINO
left Monday for Abbeville and Nine0S
Six to spend month with relatives
All the trends Of Prof. Gilbert P
yoigt are pleased to see him mere
ready for his chair at Newberry COZ