The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-04-24
ness for War, is a real live wire In

pected that there will be kicks to
come.
The painting OF the union depot
passenger station building has beeu
ccmrleted. The work was done un-
der the supervision Of Mr.. E. S. Cop
pock.
III cleaning up back premises your
trash ought not to be dumped to stay
at the mont OF your neighbor's prem
ises. Some back lots are opposite
front lots.
Miss May McGregor Reid and -Mr.
Walter Bruce Wallace will be married
by the Rev. E. D. Kerr at Aveleigh
PRESBYTERIAN church on Thursday
morning at $50, and will take brid-
al tour.
Put your trash out in the mornings,
not IN the afternoons For ward l,
Mondays; Ward 2, Tuesdays; Ward
8, Wednesdays; Ward 4, Thursdays;
Ward 5, Fridays. We want a clean
town.
Beginning with this Monday after
noon the matinee at the opera house
will start promptly at 4 o'clock and
end at $50. There will be two COM
plete shows each afternoon. The
night shows begin at o'clock.
Fireman Henry 3. Wells is in re-
ceipt of word from Chief Behrens
that the annual convention of the
State Firemen's association and the
tournament will be held in Spartan-
b,ro Nov TX 16 and IT.
Headquarters Of the First regi-
ment will probably be moved from
Camp Moore, Styx, to Columbia at
an early date, according to an an
nouncemeat by Col. P. X. McCully,
commanding, says The State OF Satur-
day.
John Callman, Leroy Gillian, Jake
Nurch and Anthony Means, colored,
will go to Columbia Wednesday to
stand examination for the United
States army. Good for the negro
race. We hope there will be man!
more to follow.
DR.. James A. Hayne of Columbia,
who was announced to speak at New
berry Saturday for the preparedness
comnaign. came up to meet his ap-
pointment; but as there was no one
90 meet him he returned 10 toiumola
without holding the meeting.
The Civic association is also doing
another good work in offering prizes
to the school children for the best
gardens, "the idea being that the va
cant lots be planted with vegetables
and beautifed with borders of flow
ers." Good idea that.
There will be many in NeWberry
to regret that Mr. Wm. E. Sorg VIII
leave this city. He goes today to Bel
ton to open a bakery at that place
We hope he will do we'll there. The
old bakery at the corner of Main and
Thompson streets is now idle.
At the Washington, D. c.. Nation
al convention Of the Daughters OF the
American Revolution, Mrs. JOS. L.
Keitt of Newberry was one of the
thirty delegates from South Carolina
among the number of about 5000 "o-
men in attendance.
The Newberry delegates to the
State reunion at Chester OF the Unit
ed Confederate Veterans today and
tomorrow are: Messrs. J. F. j. Cald-
we'll. NJ. A. Carlisle. NJ. M. Bufora
R. T. C. Hunter, WIN. Y. Fair, W. r
Blair, J. G. Rikard, L. G. Wheeler
and A. B. Cromer.
The Newberry Civic association Is
busy now. They have designated next
: Monday as the beginning Ct Clean
j up Week in this city. Hope it VIII
he a lovely week. Now when that
week rolls arounf let thorough Nors
be done.
While in Atlanta last week Mana
ger H. b. Wells of the opera house
made some changes for the further
Improvement of his moving picture
programs. Be on the watch for the
/ increased service. He has some o.
, the greatest yet coming.
; May 4 will be Memorial day in New
berrv this year, instead of the usIa'
time, May 10. The change is made
on account of ChautauQua week
which will be May S-15. The address
will be made by Mr.. ]. Lyles Glenn
of Chester.
t Mr.. L. F. Fischer, the expert man
ager of the Coca-Cola Bottling WORKS
in Newberry, is busy with the unload
ing of a carload of bottles for thA
many soft drinks put up by his re-
liable hands under his supervision
! The business is booming and rapidly
increasing.
! There are too many loafers aoou'
too many able-bodied men who &c
nothing and who will do nothing
Loafers are no good at any time, ant
! especially in times like these they
are a positive evil. This is a time
for everybody who is able to go Il
work to do so.-Yorkville Enquirer.
: 1t is too bad. The Dutch Weather
! Prophet" Mr.. William P. Houseal o
! Columbia predicts the cold spell II
Nav Just when Newberry is to have
the chautauqua.
| Came close together in Newberr.
the U. D. C. convention and tn
Reedy River W. NJ. u.
Wofford college will play Newberr!
! nm FRIDAY at 4 n. m. WOHOrd has I