The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-08-25

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give the people a chance to talk
roughly.
The Hotel Savoy will be reopenej
along about the middle of September
With Mr.. G. W. Yonce of Johnston as
proprietor. ,1r. Yonce is {, hotel man
OF some experience He formerly
clerked at the Newberry hotel, where
he made many friends.
In receipt for Dunlap orphanage,
published in the last issue of the A. r.
| Presbyterian, are the following
among the items: A. n. Crosson,
Prosperity, S. c., S1.OO for cottage;
Request of Mrs. Jane A Long, New.
berry, S. c., $4,000.
Mr.. W. H. Hancock, of the Mo'lo.
hon mill neighborhood, has sent US
little sack of chufas of his own raising.
We thank him for the treat and appre-
ciate his kind attention. This section
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of country is great place-anything
can be raised here, from chufa to
| chauffeur.
Myrtle Stedman is famed for er
beauty and is ian ideal type for
screen work but in none of her screen
successes have her good looks scored
such triumph as in the latest Pallas
Paramount photodrama "The Ameri-
can Beauty" coming to the Arcade
theatre Monday. August %.
Who said hard times? New cotton
i; beginning to come in, bringing "a
prices. Business will pick up, things
will get lively and people we'll be
happy again and once more. Cheer up
there is no sense in looking down at
the mouth. The season looks hope
full even to the man out of a Job.
Before the last rose of summer goes
and the cold wind of winter blows,
when it will be too late to perpetrate
the doggerel, this is given in SYM
pathy: Scratch, scratch, scratch, the
bugs are crawling; don't you feel
them on the way? They're worse than
! feas in gnat time, for they march on
nigt and day. Meaning chisgers.
Clarence Moon prosecuted Dan
Lever for assault and battery. The
trial toooF place in Magistrate
Players office Thursday moJsns.
Lever was found guilty and the
ragistrate sentenced him to $40 or 30
days. An appeal was taken through
Attorney H. H. Blease. Moon and
Lever are colored citizens of the
county.
Two new bales of cotton came in
this week, both being bought by Mr..
Robert Nice. Holmes the first for him
self the second for the Oakland mills
The first bale was from Mr.. H. T.
Carlisle Tuesday and weighed 54'
rounds. bringing IA IA cents; the
! second from Mr.. A. P. Werts Wednes-
dav weighed $50 pounds, and brought
Il cents
Today the annual reunion of Com
psnv G, of the old 18th regiment, WILL
be held at Young's Grove, near Pros
perity, when two addresses are to be
delivered by speakers chosen by the
Y lillian Lester chapter, U. D. Cone
tv Mr. A. H. DagnaH, of Anderson
ard one bv Mr.. J. Fuller Lyon, OF
Columbia. There will be barbecue
dinner.
Marguerite Clarke in "Gretna
/ Green" one of the most beautlfui
pbotodramas ever produced BY the
Paramount will be seen at th'
Arcade Wednesday, August 30.
Paying three different parts IN
.The American Beauty" the Pallas
Paramount photoplay at Arcade thea
tire Monday, Aug 2S,the strenuous
task performed by beautiful Myrtle
Stedman, the star.
Minnie" the faithful buggy horse
belonging to Mrs. E. NJ. Evans for
the past twenty years, died of old age
on the farm Wednesday. There are
other creatures besides human beings
that are missed when they pass away.
amond them those dumb animals
between whom and their owners
there has been great attachment
Minnie" was one that received had