The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-10-31

s1n Mail, so long as the engineer re
fuses to stop tae locomotive when lie
sees an automobile approaching, Three
or four divers II as ;.,g;:. oug1: y
wave the locomotive doan.
,Ir. mas. ?. &a:re, who IS p@esj-
dent OF the Young Peoples federation,
save an Inspiring address on The
!Ioroism Of Service, Johnston Cor.
EdgeGeld Advertiser, in reporting
meeting.
it will be cheaper to grow more live
stock than boil weevils, says the Az
Ge.son Mail.
Just Why such mild, sweet and
hospital season, during which the Gil
mate is so salubrious. should De call
ed Indian" summer is somewhat OF
a mystery.-Greenville News
While 'the frost is on the pumpkin
and the folders in the SHOCK" roast
ing ears are still on tap in Fickens,
says the Sentinel Of that city.
| The good October days are here.
the gladdest of the year; the time to
roast the 'possums and drink OF sim
mon beer.-Pickens Sentinel Just
did get in.
We certainly wish the boil weevil
would drown when he starts across the
Savannah river. But there's not a
single chance. There is only one Wa
to get ahead of him, and that is by
diversifcation. So why not diversity?
Jasper Herald.
Our friend Mr.. Clayton takes shot
at the management of the city govern
ment today in connection with the
park discussion-Florence Times. We
don't have anything like that in New
berry. This is quiet stopping place.
Our old friend John Duncan is let
ting the other boys announce ahead
of him. However, We feel certain
that Duncan will be among those
present when the next swing round
the state begins, and that when the
meetings are reported papers can once
more say, Duncan also spoke" AS
matter of fact, though Duncan has
some good stuff in his speeches.
Greenville News.
John T. Roddy yesterday sold 10,-
600 bushels OF cotton seed. The pur-
chasing price is 80 cents bushel.-
Rock Hill Herald.
The Crossland-Tyson Realty and
Auction company of Bennettsville
| bought a bale Of long staple cotton
in Bennettsville last Tuesday at 80
cents pound, the bale weighing 500
pounds.
MIR. J. D. Quattlebaum of Prosperity
is now in the west buying mules and
mares. He will have in load Thurs
day, Nov. End If you need anything
come and see them.
]. w. Kibler Co. is credited with $lO
in a list of cash receipts for the Or
phanage at Salem, Va, as published
in the Lutheran Orphan Home Mes
senger. i.
An interesting programme of bright
clever toasts followed, Mrs. Eloise
Welch Wright of Newberry acting as
toastmistress and introducing the
speakers in a happy manner.-From
The States report of the annual fair
week banquet of the Columbia College
association of South Carolina.
Thirty-seven Greenwood county
'possums have been freed, caught,
killed and dressed and are now on
cold storage at the ice plant await
ing the arrival Of Friday night, Nov
ember 10th, when the local T. P. s
will be hosts to large gathering at
an old time 'possum and 'tater sup
per. Thirteen more are to be caught
and go through the same process, as
they plan to have fifty in all.-Green-
wood Journal. Where are the New
lcrry T. P. AS?
A South Carolina regiment Of the
uniform rank, Wbodmen of the World,
was organized in Columbia Wednes-
Gay. Among the uniform rank COM