The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-12
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT.


the recorders court Friday.
Next Monday will be the time to
see Sarah Bernhard at the opera
house in "The Mothers of France.
The Bachelor Maids will meet with
Miss Mae Dold Tuesday afternoon at
4:30 O'Clock.
Cotton on Monday advanced 1l0
points, spots selling in New York Tor
24.65.
In addition to the Triangle comedy
at the opera house Wednesday the au.
dience will get to see Hands up"
featuring 'Wilfred Lucas.
For assault and battery Sammle
Counts, alias Mike, paid fine OF 50
Saturday, by order of Magistrate u
w. Douglas.
The aid society fthe hCurch of
the Redeemer will meet with MIS-
John Swittenberg Tuesday afternoon
at 5 o'clock.
Deputy Sheriff VIM. NJ. Dorroh went
to Columbia Sunday, taking Lula
Thomas, colored, of Whitmire. to the
State hospital for insane.
Don't miss Miss Fannie Ward IN
'The School for Husbands" today, Tu-
esday, at the opera house. Also the
sixth episode of "The Crimson STAN
Mystery"
The public will have the chance OF
witnessing "The Cost of Hatred" at
the opera Nouse Thursday, as por-
trayed by Kathryn Williams and Theo-
dore Roberts.
The library of Spers Street school
will be open only on the second anu
fourth wednesday of each month";
from 9 until 10. Children will please
note this change
While a person has to go to the pro-
hate Judge to get permit for Whls-
KEY. the affidavit can be sworn 10 De-
fore any duly authorized puollc OIL
Acer. according to the law. Inls Is
a great convenience to many persons
The league of Summerville will give
andice cream festival next SATURDAY
evening at $50 o'clock, at the scnool-
house three miles south OF Peak. Ev-
erybody is cordially invited to atseno'
as q nice time is promised all.
The Herald and News is PLEASED 10
acknowledge an invitation from tne
faculty and graduating class OF tne
Clemson Agricultural college 10 at
tend their commencement exercises
June 18th, 18th and 18th. we tnahA
them for the invitation.
About seventy persons in NeWberry
have signed and paid the fee OF 81
each for membership in the Reo cross
association and the charter Will oe
received within a few days, when tney
will proceed to organize a orancn III
this city. .,,
Another popular young couple Will
be married when the ceremony uniting
Miss Alice Lucille Wallace OF bel1ast
and Mr.. Jesse Bernard Mayes Oh
Newberry is performed THURSDAY even
ing at Z o'clock. at the nome Oh MI
and Mrs. Robert G. Wallace.
Among the 43 negroes from Soutn
Carolina who have been accepted as
applicants 70 rthe training camp at
Des Moines, Iowa. for negro ohcers
in the national army is Sllas 5. Ao-
r~,ns OF Newberry The contingent
will leave Columbia Friday in spe-
cial car provided by the Southern rail-
way. attached to the Carolina Spe-
cial.'
A. correspondent wants to- know
WHIT has become Of the old-fashloneu
man vf-o rsed to believe in the free
and Unlimited COINAGE of silver at
the ratio of to /. He was living at
Newberi lot aHror-T T-a"'''Sp'l I
Moi, iaet time we saw him ne
was reading our copy of the Mall
when he found it took 16 efforts TO
make 1 point in that paper.
Tn copying the registration cards
and making lists of all those names
Messrs ". w. Cromer and /. b. Mann
had the assistance of ten to flfteen
men and the following young ladles:
Misses Kate Hargrove. Eunice and
Maude Abrams, Alice and Tilla West,
Frank Paysinger, Nellie Adams and
Mary Helen Longshore. And 1t was
some work.
The nictures shown at the opera
house Friday. exhibiting the success
ful contestants in the recent contest
in Atlanta, did not do any OF the young
ladies justice by any means ]uosins
by the picture of Newberry's winning
candidate. who made the best show
ing of all, and who really deserved
first prize, coming near to it and
winning second prize without any
trouble, of which her fine and hand
some gold watch. already mentioned
will always be pleasant reminder.
The Newberry cannery has been or
sanized in this city, with Mr.. Jno'
W. Kibler as general manager the
stock having all been subscribed. The
site has not as yet been fully determ-
ined. but it is thought the cannery
will be in oreration not later than the
first of July, possibly sooner All
sorts of fruits and vegetables will be
canned right here Farmers. planters
and gardeners are hereby shown that
it will be good thing TO rthem to con-
tinue cultivation of cannable goods.
The Calvin Crozier chapter. which
no,r hac Miss Mary Wright as It's