The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-27

among the great attractions at the
Redpath chautauqua here May S-1o.
Harold and May Allison will be in
The Big Tremaine" at the opera
house Wednesday, The play is from
the novel Of the same name by Marie
Van Worst.
Great Expectations from Dick
ems, is what you will get Thursday
at the opera house, with Louise HUFF
and Jack Pickford. These are the
stars that appeared in Seventeen
Contractor P. F. Baxter is tearing
down the old three stores on the
corner of Main and College streets
preparatory to the building of the
fine structure for the Exchange banA.
Our live wire deputy sheriff, VIM.
NJ. Dorroh, is an apt scholar in the
intricacies of the law, the latest les
son he learned being chapter Oh
corpus deli"ti. Williams bird.
That German spy they saw IN
Greenville was probably going some
where and lost his way.-Spartanburs
man some people saw in NeWberry.
wild Bill in his Chandler Six
had long race with train and beat
the train. No, it was wild Bill Scott"
of San Francisco, and he was running
from that city to Sacramento.
Great Heavenly Phenomenon Nigh
ty Body Blazing Forth Night After
.>ight-Tail Will Sweep Mother Earth.
Headlines in paper telling of Com
ct B 1915" coming this Way, say as
trometers.
A quantity of spirituous goods,
seized within the last 80 days, was
destroyed by Jailer Boland in the
Richland county jail.-The State. The
Richaland jailer is Mr.. George Bo-
land, formerly of NeWberry.
The Burton School Improvement
association will serve ice cream at
Mr.. D. R. Senn's residence Saturday,
March 81. from 4:30 p. m. to 10:3U
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited.
Four of the colored gamblers, left
over from the bunch convicted some
time ago in the magistrates office,
were tried by Magistrate c. W. Doug
las Saturday, convicted and sentenc-
ed. Each paid his fine Of S5.
We submit that Fred Germany OF
Wilmington, n. c., ought to be allow
ed by the authorities to change his
MISUNDERSTANDING Journal. This
will put Fred, who is known in New
De nv. in the limelight.
A lady in the city of Newberry by
mistake had set her hen on glass
eggs. She wondered why the eggs did
not hatch. Her husband discovered
that the eggs were of glass and he
now wants to know of his wife how
long it would take hen to hatch
glass eggs.
The primary department is ftteo
with necessary equipment, such as
picture charts, blackboards, picture
cards, etc., and under the efficient
leadership of Mrs. B. w. Cronk, as
sisted by Miss Mamie Pugh and Mrs.
R. c. Hunter, the little ones, fifty III
number, are showing beautiful splf-
it of interest.-St. Luke's Cor. Lu-
theran Church Visitor.
For the sake Of those citizens be-
lieving to the contrary we will posi-
lively state that We were not in Warm
vile week before last attending the
"4o'' show-Jasper Herald. The lit
tie Jasper paper is not quoted as Of
ten as two or three editors quote
the Pickens man. but he gets off some
as good stuff. There is nothing like
getting a reputation.
The Greenville News has been brag-
ging powerfully lately on Greenville
lawyers, saying they are the best in
the State. We challenge that state
ment. For the size of this city New
berry has always had the finest set
of lawyers in South Carolina. She
has several here now that are Sec
ond to none in the entire common
wealth. And we can as truly say the
snme for our ministers and doctors.
We are far ahead of other cities on
that combination.
Now listen to this from the Green
Vile News: SIN another respect
Greenville leads the State. 1t has al
efficient and business like clerk OF
court unexcelled in South Carolina
We like to see man take up for his
own town, but the News is going a
little too far Clerk Dargan may be
and of course is all right. but he just
can't be unexcelled in the State as
, long as Mr. Jno C. Goggans is clerk
Of court in Newberry; that is. the
Greenville clerk can't be unexcelled
all by himself The News can't say
that and get away with it as long as
this reporter is on the job in New
berry. Greenville does not lead the
State in this respect.
One former Newberry boy is trav-
cling around some of the circuits OF
the moving pictures and being tn. own
: upon the screen before the eye of the
public. 1t is Pullman Conductor
Claude Morris. In letter to Mr..
William Johnson. DR.. James NJ. John