The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

F1SQlnS pdTtleS are uumeIOuS. -hoSI
of them go to "the FILL"
Now that the cannery has been
"sited," where is the creamery?
Let the people be thinking up
that suggested Fourth of July cele-
bration.
Yesterday, Thursday, was the long
est day of the year The 21st is al
ways rare day in June.
There will be services on next Sun
day afternoon at the usual hour at
st. Lukes Episcopal church.
in the churches of Newberry will be-
gin next Sunday night with the SER
vices at the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. H. o. Long sold few days ago
256 bales of cotton at "A cents the
pound.
This is the day for the ladies to
meet Miss Willie Mae Wise and learn
more of canning and drying vegeta-
bles.
To ,T"9:or Workers Band will meet
at the Church of the Redeemer Sun
.~v afternoon at ) o'clock. All mem
bers are urged to be present.
The cotton market has been in
g. y unsettled state for Nthe past sew
eral days varying as much as two
cents the poupnd a day.
Some people are peculiar. They
want the newspapers to puff their
Irish potatoes and other crops but
they don't send in half bushel or
peck.
1t is no easy task to mention all
the people as they come and CO.
Easley Progress. Have you just found
that out?
The ringing of the town bell at noon
Thursday did not mean that there
was fire. The system of fire alarm
boxes were being tested.
The next man who tells US he made
a right smart chance OF potatoes
from his little patch must also tell US
exactly how much it takes to make
smart chance
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Schumpert and
their bright little daughter Claudia
returned from Anderson after visit
ing his brother, Mr.. Lillius E. Schum-
pert. who is improving since under
going an operation for appendicitis.
Marcellus Williams, a little color
ed boy, found pair of Maxwell S
storm curtains last Tuesday below +.
A. Havird's stables. Marcellus wants
to return them to the owner. Call at
the office of the Coca-Cola company
James Wilson Caldwell of Blairs,
S. c., and Miss Annie Laurie Suber
of Strother, S. c., were married at
Spartanburg June II by the Rev.
S. T. Hallman. pastor of the Lutheran
church-Spartanburg, 10Th.
War times and hard times and high
times are not keeping people from
eating ice cream, but ice cream is
like some other things-better at GER
tain places, owing to the ingredients
and the making.
Sam King is the first colored citi-
zen to have paid his pledge for 81 to
the Red Cross fund. Sam is a pa
triotic waiter at the Newberry hotel,
where he breathes the spirit of pa
triotism.
Mr.. R. L. Turner, who cut Mr.. W.
T. Draper severely with pocket
knife in the Oakland mill village
Saturday before last, gave bond before
Magistrate C. w. Douglas last Satur-
day on the charge of assault and bat
tcry with intent to kill.
Another speeder, Arthur Hill. has
contributed the usual fee of S. for
the liberty of exceeding the speed linn
it with the fast auto The expiration
Of his bond was reached Wednesday,
But that kind of liberty bond is only
good for the time being.
The time for securing your State
license for your automobile will soon
be out. If you have not secured it
you had better do so at once. Cap
tain Bill Smith at the Carolina Auto
company has been very nice about Sc
curing these licenses for his patrons
without worry to them.
The following are the latest pur-