The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-14
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+,ea 1r;D and all expenses paid, with
out a cut in wages, to all the oFe1
seers and section hands in the mill
attending the Textile exposition III
Greenville this week.
catherine Dorroh, an o4o cololeo
woman who was 81 years Of age, oleo
., o'clock Wednesday morning at
,er home in Hallmantown, this city,
sbo was the mother Of Pink Dorroh'
who works at R. Y. LEVEL & Sons
# is a rare thing for Newoerry 10
have a snow and a fire on the same
night. But anything is liable TO nap
pen now.
The snow question has two sues
to it. Just like any other matter
Some like it and some don't. Inc
pro-snow girl likes to down the anti
snow man.
Voters DON'T turn out to a Seneral
election; they know that if oniy one
vote is cast the ticket will be electel'
Their interest ceases after the Dem
ocratic primary nominates the sue
cessfn1 candidates, which lnsufes
their e. ,ction without opposition
Ha,ce fhe small number turning OUT
Tuesday. Sixteen votes were Cast
and Mavor Wright, Aldermen Baxter
Johnstone. Summer, Sem and Har-
seman were duly elected the onlS
change being in Ward 2 Mr. X. b.
I.ominack not standing for reeiecllon
and Mr.. Thos. K. Johnstone beng
a,ecto3 in his stead. School Trustees
l. G. Eskridge and J. Y. Jones, tne
only nominees for the vacant posi-
t;ons ON the board, were also elected
respectvly for Wards 4 and ..
Three and one-half inches OF snow
fell in Newberry Tuesday night, CIV
7ne rs a real touch of winter weather
and first view of winter scenery.
From a turkey supper to o'ef
There, Wednesday night was
pleasant to those attending both
-. Some personals and other items
were eliminated by the "beautl1ul
snow
Notwithstanding the experience OF
last winter several citizens had
bursted water pipes this last spell.
The reception that was to have
been given at the Lutheran Parson-
age Friday night has been postponed
There will be regular services at
the Lutheran Church next Sunday
The Aid society Of the Lutheran
Church Of the Redeemer will NEE:
with Mrs. o B. Mayer Monday alter
noon at o'clock.
The PARTY that Rev. E. V. Babo
took a rabbit hunt with in the snow
tagged Is of the fine game.
The cotton seed crushers having
adjourned their conference with the
representatives of the food admins
tration in Raleigh, Mr.. Jno. H. Wicker
has returned home. We hope Mr..
Wicker will have something nice to
tell the people.
He entered the University OF Wis
consin and there won a scholarship.
Although he is only eighteen years
old, he desired to place his services
and his knowledge Of chemistry at
the disposal of the government, and
therefore volunteered for the gas and
fame corps. He is now at Colum-
bus Barracks, Ohio, and expects
shortly to be transferred to Fort
washington Norfolk Tirginian
Pilot.
Since the above was written Jack"
has been transferred 70 Camp Amer
lean University and is a member OF
Company B, Goth Engineers Gas ann
Flame Corps, at Washington, D. c.
There are only two of these gas and
flame schools in our country, one at
Fort Riley, Kansas, and the one at
Washington, taught by British officers
The Herald and News reporter is
glad to have this notice OF Jack
We enjoyed hearing him sing at the
Methodist church while he was in
Newberry, and also because this city
is the home of his mother Her many
friends here will share with her 'the
ane spirit of the mother of an Amer
lean soldier"
cover There" at the opera house
Wednesday night was good only in
spots-two Of the leading spots being
Billy Clifford and Mastcr frankie
Harris. the boy who acted the part OF