The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-13

Boundary street school viii meet
y eunesuay aIArnoon, February u,
at CLOCK.
The ire Monday afternoon at 3:l1
vas only some trash ana brlar bushes
on the otuer siue OF the railroad Tres
tie ABOVE SCOTS creek beyond the
depot
Another lawyer in the Blease fam
lily is coming Gu MIR. Marion Blease
is putting III some OF his spare hours
reading law in the office of his father
and uncle.
Fred Uominick Here Yesterd&y.--
Brilliant Young Congressman-Elec'
Going Into Office Fourth of Next
Notwithstanding in Anderson TIL
bune.
hev. B. W. Cronk of Prosperity, S.
c., has resigned the st. Luke's pas
Iolate. NeHDerry county, 8. G., to take
effect on or before June "a, 19ll.-
Lutheran Church Visitor.
The robins are here i'll great num-
ners, but, as the Lexington News says
in mentioning the fact, there Is feo-
erai statute against killing these
birds.
That old belled buzzard, or youn-
ger on. like it, has been seen again
m Newberry. Mr.. Ben Frank Sample
saw the buzzard with bell arouno
its neck flying across the coloreu
cemetery last Saturday.
Tom Gary, colored, who lived Oh
Mr.. S. P. Crotwells place, died SUD
uenly late Saturday afternoon. An
inquest was unnecessary, as DR.. w.
A. Dunn certified that death was from
natural causes.
Speaking Of the German crews Oh
the interned vessels, look at the Rich
land Crews in the bottled up legis-
lature. The house Crews is native
OF Laurens, hence Laurens Crews
sounds better.
The Bachelor Maids will meet Oh
Tuesday afternoon at 4 O'Clock With
Miss bess Burton. A full attendance
is desired as this is the time for the
annual election of officers. Members
will please notify hostess if they CALI
not be present.
In the department with the couu-
ty agents. sent out from Clemson
college, is this item: Newberry coun-
ty-two barrels of commercial lime
sulphur and one barrel spray pump
cYip
war on the San Jose scale.
Francis Bushman is accredited
with having a larger following of az
mirers than any star who has ever
appeared on the stage or in the prs-
lures and no doubt The Great Se-
cret" will be his greatest effort
Spartanburg Herald.
J. Claude Williams, a progressive
farmer of Cumberland county, n. e.,
the man who raises hogs weighing
100 and over, was visitor to the city
on the hrst.-Bennettsville Advocate.
The Pee Dee Claude Williams raises
some hogs
The Rev. Mr.. Smith, the Penteco,-
tai Holiness preacher from Silver
street. was in the city Sunday, preach
ing in the afternoon and at night, the
services being held at Mr.. Reddick )
former storeroom, which was some
me ago vacated as a store and con-
yerted into a suitable place for re-
ligious worship, with convenient
benches, organ, etc.
Write the Audubon society, Colum-
bia, S. c., for a book Of instructions
regarding tie cruelty to dumb am
mails and you'll ind a law that re-
quires every man to blanket his
horses and mules in bad weather,
provided they have to be exposed. We
need to organize (Cherokee) Coun-
ty Audubon society to look after all
these things and report on same ev-
cry week-"Amor" in Gaffney Led
ger.
James Williams. colored. Of Chica-
go. whose marriage was announced
in Fridays Herald and News, says II
he can get work mere he will remain
in this city. Williams also says he
hasn't taken his bridal tour yet; will
take that later He is not going home
without his bride. He seems to be q
"pear," negro who is anxious to get
work and settle down in Newberry.
II someone will try him at a job he
will appreciate the favor.
In speaking Of Francis \. Bush
man and Beverly Bayne in "The Great
{ &C. Ct" the fftcen-chapter serial pic
t"re. shown at the opera house Sat
urdays, the Spartanburg Herald says.
The like of which has never been
known in the history of moving pic
lures. The serial cost over million
dollars to produce and has been book
ed by more theatres in the United
States than any other serial picture
yet Produced There are fourteen
more weeks of it in Newberry.
At meeting in Spartanburg last
week Of the presidents of the denom-
oc+ +I~D on