The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-05-02

attend these remaining sessions, is q
lcser-a heavy loser.
The Tabernacle school picnic mas
been postponed and will be held at
Miller's grove on Saturday, May lo.
lhe public is invited.
Don't forget the picnic at Hunter
Dewalt Friday, May 8. On account
of the measles there will be no ex-
ercises on 1hursday night, May 4
Mr. Henry Folk, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. H. Folk, who was operated On
in a Columbia hospital few days
ago is getting on nicely.
Bush river school will have pic
mic in L. C. Johnson's pasture Sat-
orday. Nay 9th. There will be base
hall game in the afternoon between
Rush river and Trinity schools.
Nr. l.. c. Livingston is announced
in this issue as a candidate for re-
election to the Office Of county COM
missioner. Mr.. Livingston is resi-
dent of lower No. 9township.
Mr.. John A. Horton Of Bolton Is
announced in this issue as candl-
date for congress from the third dis
trict which includes Newberry. Mr.,
Horton was in town on Saturday
shaking hands With his friends.
Geld mi @es and diamond fields have
to be discovered; and praise-worthi-
ness and merit and brains have
sometimes to be discovered In this
connection it gives us pleasure TO
help spread the news that Hamp Hunt
has been discovered. Read it in an
other column.
The Ttipity school in No. will
have an ice cream festival at the
school house Friday evening, May 3.
The two pantomimes given by the
children will be one of the attrac-
tens. The public is cordially in
vited.
DR.. A. ]. Bowers will preach a SER
mon to the young peoples society OF
the st. Lukes Lutheran church next
Sunday morning. !At this service
collection will be lifted for the sup
port of Miss Mary Lou Bowers who is
a missionary of the church in Japan.
Last Sunday afternoon at o'clock
the Woodmen of the World unveil-
ed a handsome monument to the late
~. S. Seybt of Pomaria. The un-
yelling was in st. Pauls cemetery and
was attended by large number OF
that order and host of visitors and
friends of the deceased
DR.. ]. William Fork announces in
this issue for the legislature. DR.. Folk
made the race two years ago and re-
ceived a most fattering vote. He will
go before the people this year and
explain to them his position on the
various qestions that will come be-
fore the legislature for solution.
Mr.. ]. B. Derrick of Little Noun
tain purchased on last Saturday $50
bales of cotton at II cents which
placed in the hands of the farmers of
that section some $15,oOO.OO. Among
the lot was bale bought from Mr.,
Billie Eargle of Peak which he grew
in 1866.
Gov. Cole. L. Blease spent Satur-
Gay night in Newberry en- route to at
tend the fu2eral of Hon. Joshua W.
Ashley at Honea Path in Anderson
county on Sunday afternoon. He was
acconipaied by the Hon Fred. H.
Dcmi ick from SNewberry. There
were from three to five thousand peo-
pie present at the funeral.
Well, we'll, 1ow look what Wells
has gone and done! Order a thirty
seven hundred and fifty dollar pipe
organ for the delectation of the pat
rors of his movie show. This high
priced, high toned, high class, auto
matte, double action, soul tSSiller
will be i@stalled and ready for play
ing by next Thursday or Friaay.
Miss Maud Abrams, a graduate of
the Newberry Business school, has
accepted fine position in Manning,
5. C. She left Newberry Saturday and
took up her new duties MoLday morn
ing. The Newberry Business school
is turning out some excellent mate
rial and the city is very fortunate in
having an institution of this kind in