The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-30
Lutheran church at Silverstreet next
Sunday afternoon al I o'clock.

The Ladies Aid society of tie IIu-
theran Church of the Redeener will
meet with Mrs. J. C. Goggans, Sr., Tu-
esday at o'clock.
Whea DR.. Van Smith moves to the
Wilson place in High Point that fine
and desirable locality will take on ad-
ditional life and Improvement.
A mad dog ran at large in the Mol
lohon mill village on Monday and bit
all the dogs it came across, until kill
Ell oy Mr.. Jim -Ml.stead.
The Woman's Missionary society
of Colony Lutheran church will meet
at Colony church Friday afternoon at
3 o'clock All the members are urged
to be present.
A catl meeting OF the Kings Daugh-
ters will be held at the residence
of Mr.. Nat Gist on Tuesday, January
80, at 10:30 a. m. A full attendance
is desired.
While the measles are engaging the
attention of some people smallpox
Nlnt of the pest house is at large
adding to the troubles of the situa-
tion.
We know a man who doesn't feel
able to buy an automobile, but he
CANS his stable garage and has
named his old mule Ford-'4nde
Mail If he only lived in Newberry
he would be worth writing up in full
There will be an ice cream supper
and a whole lot of wholesome and
pleasant and helpful amusement al
the st. Phillips school on Friday ev-
ening of this week beginning at 7:30
o'clock. Everybody is invited to come.
There was about a two-thirds full
house to see Potash and Perlmut-
ter" Friday night. We think the au-
dience enjoyed it. 1t was good, and
there were many hearty laughs
throughout the entertainment.
We are authorized by Mr.. T. NJ.
Mills to say that there will be boil
weevil rally and creamery meeting
on the 14th of February at II O'clock
in the court house. The speakers
will be announced later.
The boiler and engine, damaged by
fire recently, has been repaired for
Mr.. Man Oxner at Kinards by Mr.. J.
l.. c. Davenport. who is fixing to buiid
a new gin house for Mr.. Oxner and
put in three-gin air blast system.
We have seen some beautiful spec1-
mems of handsome flowers which are
so we'll preserved they look new. Thsv
are in the possession of Mrs. Alma
Hayes and We're made by her grand
mother many years ago.
The business of the late firm of E.
Y. Morris, which has been regularly
conducted by Mrs. Morris since the
death of her husband, is now heinz
run at the same stand by Mr.. W. S.
Mann, he having bought the stock Of
goods from Mrs Morris.
The automobile firm of Baker and
OXner has undergone a change, Mr..
H. Pet Baker now conducting the
business in his own name. while his
former partner, Mr.. NJ. T. Oxner, de-
votes his full time to his farm and
saw mill.
An old offender, Abner Kennedy,
colortd, was again before the record
er on Monday, for the same old charge
Of selling whiskey. This time he was
given an option on either paying
fine of 500 or returning to the chain
gazing for 80 days. He returned
The drama to be staged at the Ar
cade in which a Newberry lady is to
take the leading part is called "The
Heart of the Hills There will be
- or % persons in the cast, which
may be supported by one or two pro-
fessionals from the motion picture
strdio having it in charge.
For exceeding the speed limit Ben
Rutherford, colored. had to pay the
usual fine of S. in the recorders
court Monday Ben runs public au-
to-hack and We give him this free
advertisement. 1t is the first time in
long while that the reporter has HAD
a chance to mention the exceeding
of the speed limit.
Some people think they know who
"The Idler" is. ''The Idler" is the
star reporter for The Herald and
News and he has lots of folks on the
guess. He pu77'es many who DO
NOT know his identity. 1t is a Sc
cret we'll kept. Well-known earmarks
do not count in this.
He is looking real handsome and
pleasant" That is what the
Ab5eville semi-weefly Medium said of
Mr. F. H. Longshnre. who returned
on Wednesday evening from Newber-
ry, where he spent the past four
weeks with his sister, The Medium
calls him Father
Under the auspices of the Calvin
Crozier chapter, U. D. c., there will
be a, vaudeville performance in con-
nection with the picture show at the
Opera House Thursday evening Liv-
ing pictures will pose to the accom-
paniment of popular songs. Town
comedians will mil Off new stunts