The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-01-18

sometimes some changes are not 1oi
the better.
A rainy Sunday is dull and monot-
9nous day. Such a day was the Sun
day just gone.
Gasoline went to IS cents the gallon
en- Sunday and it was said that it was
still going up.
The cold wave has struck us, but
part of it's severity was spent before
t reached here.
The banks of the city will observe
Lees birthday on Wednesday by clos
ng and taking holiday
The regular monthly meeting of the
&C. T. U. will be held with Mrs.
Mary Wright Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock.
Merritt Thompson imbibed too free.
~ and also INDUCED his constitutional
light of freedom CT speech TOO far,
was up before the recorder, but his
case was continued.
Mr.. Jackson, the water and lights
man, is the most successful coin col
ector in Newberry. Like most other
coin collectors, he is little particular
about dates-not later than the 10th.
Robert Cooper, who thought he could
live on the interest of what he owed,
was before the recorder for vagrancy.
Roberts contribution to Treasurer
Cnapman's collection of old coins was
SIS.
Henry Turner, for violating the gal
lon a month law and for storing
liquor in a place other than his resi-
dence was fined SIS for his >offense
in the recorder's court on Friday
morning.
Sunday night at the Church Of the
Redeemer, Rev. Edward Fulenwider
preached from a text taken from the
3Sth chapter of JOB. This chapter is
one Of the masterpieces in sacred lit
erature. 1t is grand, inspiring, SUBJ
iime Read it.
In the recorders court Monday
morning Dock Layton and Will Lovett,
for fstieuff agin' the laws and peace
Of the town, paid in good hard coin So
ZACH. There being no referee at the
light fight it is not known which is.
the champion.
NIr. J. l. H. Aull has been appointed
cotton weigher at Farmers warehouse
20 succeed his brother, Mr. S. B. Aull,
VINO died some days ago. Mr.. Aull is
competent and very pleasant and
agreeable gentleman who will give sat
sfaction to the public.
Caldwell & Haltiwanger will move
few days into the Mower corner
md will occupy both rooms. This is
fine corner, but Mr.. Mower should
ave put a modern and up to date front
n the stores-that, at least, is the
opinion of this reporter. We suppose
Nr. Mower thought otherwise.
The C. n. & L. railroad has mads1
/ slight change in the schedule OF the
morning train to Columbia and the
afternoon train from Columbia, as we'll
IS in the early morning train from Co
umbia and the afternoon train to Co
!umbia-that is the through freight
Examine the schedule published in an
other column.
+. Chief Rode!sperger is asking all per-
ons to keep to the right. 1t is right
md proper that they should do so.
How about giving some need to the
speed limit as displayed in big black
.etters at some of the street crossings.
1t might save serious injury some
day.
Mr.. S. T. Matthews of 14O1 Poplar
street, this city, has kindly sent Us two
copies of the missing copies of The
Herald and News that we needed to
complete our permanent files. Thanks.
If any other friends could and would
think to look up and send the others
We would appreciate it more than we
can tell.
Cleveland Wicker decided to cleave
lnto the wicked side of mis- nature and
proceeded to get rambunctious on the
subtle highway, and while his mind
vas running rampant on the high
ways of sin he threatened the lives of
TWO school children on their way from
will I-onlynS