The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-14
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT
Cotton on the local market was
quoted at 19 3-4 Thursday.

Cotton on the local market was
quoted at 10 3-4 Thursday.
A revival is in progress at Beth
lehem Baptist colored, in this city.
The Civic League will meet Monday
afternoon 4:30 o'clock at the residence
OF Mrs Lambert W. Jones.
The probate judge has issued sew
eral marriage licenses, but the mar
riages have not been reported.
A keen-eyed man from the country
says that the town will have to be
enlarged to hold the automobiles that
are coming in. It looks so.
From the looks of the weather the
September gale must be on the road
Some people are getting a supply OF
coal. -
Superintendent Mark Smith of the
county home has had the grass on
the court house lawn moved for
the home. - =
The Ladies Aid society will give
an ice cream festival at Dominicl'
\ school house Saturday night Every
enc is most cordially invited
The all-day singing at Bogansvilie
church last Sunday was largely at
tended. Union Progress. Keep it NJ
over there and let it spread ali over
the country
The S6 selected neil who are 20
leave Newberry mex. Wednesday will
also be all white is the orders from
the war department, but it will have
to be modified as there are not sc
whites in the first draft.
We again call attention to the ram
mage sale to be held Saturday in the
storeroom recently vacated by E.
Hugh Summer. Some customers ge:
wonderful bargains at these rummage
sales.
Summers Bros Co.. have another
new tank for gasoline, the demand
for it being much greater ewing 20
the rapid and growing increase IN
the number Of automobiles, trucks,
etc.
We congratulate the merchants a,
we'll as the clerks in the stores that
all business houses are to close at
six.-GreenWood Journal, September
II. What is good for Greenwood
would be good for Newberry.
The approach on the Newberry side
to the steel bridge over the Saluda
in the road between Prosperity and
Leesville, known as the Black bridge,
is nearing completion under Con
tractor T. B. Richardson.
A man traded bag of money for a
barrel of -four in Nawberry Thursday
Mr.. D. A. Rivers took s12 in Buffalo
nickels to the Farmers Oil Mill and
paid the lot for the barrel of flour.
This is a rare occurrence in any part
OF the country. Buffalo Dave scored
a hit.
Miss Sara Rawl's music school will
open on the oath of this month, and
in the meantime Miss Rawl has had
her studio renovated and made beau
tiful by the touch of the painter. She
VIII also add normal course and a
limited number of pupils will be TAX
en- in this department.
People can manage somehow to ger
along through the summer. but life
in winter is hard at best, and when
1t is made more difficult by the con-
dition of a most terrible war it be-
comes intolerable. Times
Some of US in Newberry will be up
against that this winter.
The house and lot in Nance street.
next to the residence of Postmaster
Hill, have been SOLD to Mr.. Hill by
Real Estate: Agent Frank R. Hunter.
The new owner will make improve
ments on the property. Mr.. Hunter
has also sold the Gaines place at
BrazZeman's bridge to Mr. Ben H.
Caldwell
Next Wednesday and Thursday will
be great occasions in NewberTy. On
Wednesday morning Newberry will
send her next number OF men to get
ready for the front and at nigh. Bish-
op Guerry will preach at st. Luke's
Episcopal church. Then on Thursday
morning Newberry college will have
it's opening. All Of these are import