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

Tie following paragraphs are
among some Of the items left over
from last issue:
See R. H. Anderson's big page ad
in this issue Of The. Herald and News.
/: will pay you to read it, but it will
pay you better to go to the store and
buy some Of the goods.
Ivy Close takes the place Of Sic
! Hopkins in pictures at the Opera
House. Miss Close is a good one and
gets in and out of some close places.
Those who liked Sis will be sure to
like Ivy and those who did not like
Sis are bound to like Ivy From the
way she started out, many will cling
to Ivy.
The Carolina Auto Go. has just re-
ceived two car loads OF si1ty-inch
tread Ma1wells. They will be pleased
to show you one of the 1917 models.
Mr.. C. c.. Epting, of the class Of '1s,
has purchased a Grant six touring Car
and forthwith will enter upon the pros
porous business Of selling automo-
biles-Newberry College Cor. Leesyille
News.
Fred H. Dominick, congressman
elect from this Third district, is in
New York for short vacation and
has rendered his services to the ma
tional Democratic committee for
speeches in the north.-Pickens Sen
tinel.
Mrs. w. W. Griffin and Miss Octie
Griffin returned Tuesday from an ex-
tended visit in Jacksonville, Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady w. Yonce have
returned from Johnston, where they
were the guests Of relatives for sew
eral days.
The Lindsay Hill bunch mas been
augmented by the arrival of rat
Schumpert of Pelion-Newberry Cor.
| Leesyille News
Mrs. D. C. Smith was called last
week to Newberry to attend hel
daughter, Mrs. e. T. Carlson, who has
been i'll for the past ten days with
malariaf She is improving fast.-In-
dian Creek Cor. Saluda Standard.
Mr.. Frank Waldrop of Henderson
Vile is visiting his cousin, Mr.. Frank
Davis.
Miss Cornelia Shannon of Whitmire
is on a visit to Mrs. Hayne Buford.
Mrs. Jettie Bruce, after spending
the summer in the Blowing Rock
mountain section Of North Carolina,
has returned to Newberry.
Mr.. j. H. Baxter was in Greenwood
or business Monday.
Mrs. F. G. Wright left Wednesday
for Greenville, whence, after visit
there, she will go on to New York
to visit in that city with her nus
band
Sheriff Blease, Chief Rodesperger
and Deputy Sherifs Dorroh and Mel
ton have returned from the conven-
ton of sheriffs in Anderson. The
Newberry sheriff is still at the head
of the state organization, as the elec-
ton of officers does not take place
until the January meeting. President
Sheriff Blease is a good one and the
association is a fine body of men, &C
cording to Deputy Dorroh, who was
pokesman for the Newberry party L
speaking to this reporter. He says
Anderson is all right, las they treated
them royalty, making all have an en-
joyable time
Mr.. Roy x. Frick of Newberry col
lege was home last Saturday and Sun
day. Roy is just as good looking as
ever; and he likes the WAY the land
lies south of Chapin-Lexington News.
Ed Bailey, from foreman of picker
room at Mills mill, Greenville, to a
position in Glen-LoWry mill, Whit
mire-Mill News.
Mrs. J. T. Duckett has returned
from Newberry, where she has been
visiting her daughter.-Clinton Chroa-
icle.
Mr.. S. L. Porter of Newberry was in
town Monday visiting friends.-Swan-
sea Cor. Lexington News.
Mr.. Frank Stuck of Pomaria spent
Saturday night and Sunday with Mr..
J. M. B. Stuck and family.-Peak Cor.
Lexington News.