The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-19
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

A certain man in, this city has
found cut that cloth snake is the
..sc-"cst kind of snake to kill.
The city planters of Irish potatoes
are all figuring on how many to the
row for the crops.
The W. T. C. U. will meet Tuesday
afternoon at 4:15 with Miss Mary
Wright.
If you don't want to miss seeing
Sarah Bernhardt in "The Mothers of
of France" go to the opera house to-
night, Monday.
It is thought there will be many Ia
dies present Friday morning to meet
Miss Willie Mae Wise at her public.
demonstration of canning and drying
vegetables.
Thursday at the opera house you
will see Sleeping Fires" with Pau
line Frederick in the film. Numbers
of people will want to go to see what
it is.
Those of Newberry's citizens who
"love'' to see Blanche Sweet in the
motion pictures will again be graft
fed by seeing her in "The Tides of
Barnegat," at the opera house Tues
day
might and the Man" sounds like it
light be good. But you will have to
go to the opera house Wednesday
TO find out for yourself, because you
can't always tell by the talk of the
other man.
Maxwell cars are giving the best
service of any cheap car here, and an
other fine thing about the Maxwell
machines is that they nave about %
branches in the United States. which
makes it very easy to get parts for
this make of cars.
When Henry B. Wells starts a thing
he runs it to the end. He would run
a moving picture to the end if only
one pc: IN was there to see it. He
doesn't count the cost. That's the
sort of movie man H. B. Wells is.
There were two men from New5er-
ry in the South Carolina contingent
which left Columbia last Friday for
the Des Moines, Iowa, training camp
for colored oficers-Silas S. Abrams
and Joshua A. Lyles.'
A handsome memorial to the mem
ory of Mr. S. w. Williamson has been
erected in Rosemon. cemetery by
Baxter and son. The .monoment will
shortly be unveiled by iPomaria camp,
w. O.. W., of which Mr.. Williamson
was a member,
Baker and Oxner are now accupy-
ing their new garage in east Main
street, having moved there last week.
They sell the Dodge cars, dealing d.
rectly with the factory in Detroit, and
hove the agency for Newberry and Sa-
luda counties.
During the past week Baxter and
Son erected a monument to the late
Coroner Moses Felker at Enoree
church. Also two monuments to the
Shealy family at Mt. Hebron, N the
Delmar section of Saluda county.
The statement is going the rounds
of the press to the effect that every
effort is being made by the war de-
partment to induce men of mature
years to turn out for he second Sc
ries of officers training camps to be
opened August 26.
In ordering her copies of The Her
aid and News sent to her address at
Whittle Springs Hotel, knoxville,
Tenn, Mrs. o. L. Schumpert very
kindly says: Il feel lost without my
home paper" We like to hear the
ladies speak nicely of the paper.
All children who are willing to help
the Daughters of the American Revo-
luton in their Tableaux Wednesday
afternoon will please be at the opera
house Wednesday moring at 10 o'clock
for rehearsal. Please bring a flag
with you.
Invitations have been received IN
Newberry to the marriage of Miss
Elizabeth Wier Glenn of Clinton ana
DR.. Jerome Christopher Of Laurens
on Wednesday evening, June 27, at 8
o'clock, at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. H. Davis, Clinton.
Health Offer l.. M. Player is doing
good work on his rounds in his cam
paign against the mosquito evil and
menace. He has enlisted FOR that
service and is going to conduct Wig
orous and strenuous warfare along
the line.
"Now is the time to buy farm. %
rightly explains the York News, with
cotton selling at 25 cents a pound and
everything else that is raised on a
farm selling at record breaking
prices" Buy the land. 1t is the next
thing to a liberty bond.
"The spectators are making 100
per cent. profit on corn, peas and to-
matoes which have been canned, and
for which the public until quite re-
Gently has been paying double prices"
says the York News, therefore, urges
the News, "can your vegetables"
During the last week the Carolina
Auto company delivered Maxwell
Touring cars to the following per-
sons: Messrs. W. P. Smith, Jack
Sease, D. W. Bushardt and J. A. Sligh.
Also an Oakland Sensible Six Tour
ing car to Mrs. Carrie Lane.
The York News gets off a good
thing when it says: CA great many