The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-27
VARIOUS .AXD ALI ABOUT,

would nol care to i've in Sufferin, \.
Y-spartanburg Journal. Well, thea
probably you could find some comfort
n Pleasant Hill, Mo. Greenwood In
der Wouldn't Poverty Hill, S. c., be
more appropriate residence for a
newspaper man?-Greenville Piedmont
Nope we'd prefer Prosperity, S. c.
Gaffney Ledger. We let it stop right
there and stay there.
Mary Anderson, with Alfred Whit
man, in "The Flaming Omen" at the
opera house Tuesday, will show "how
the call of blood, echoing down
through the centuries, was answered
b. a lone survivor Of a noble race.
In a game of football between Cam
den and ,Hyatt's Park last Friday af-
ternoon John DeLoch was quite bad
ly injured by fall and was rendered
unconscious for some time.-Camden
Chronicle. Don't let little thing
like that worry you.
A man on river side plantation
several miles from Camden killed two
wild geese at one shot early one morn
ing last week and a man trapped
wild duck on a creek in Anderson
county. There has been no report
from Newberry county.
Outlaw band tricked by Roy Stew
art in zone Shot Ross" See it at the
opera house Thursday.
He is progress with the building
Of his S250,OOO mansion in Washington
that is Mr. w. A. Hill of Washing
ton is. Some of our citizens thought.
the owner was Postmaster W. A. Hill
of Newberry.
This newspaper is anxious to issue
each week spicy and interesting To-
cal page-Fort Mill Times. Well, you
will have to work hard, and if you
had to come twice a week and then
had whole lot of your stuff crowded
out you would get mighty tired.
A little pig in little pen will come
in mighty handy along about this
time in the good year Of our Lord 1918
Fort Mill Times. Peeg, peggy peggy.
The motion picture theatre OF the
present dav is indeed worth while to
working people after a hard~days toll
It is educational, inyigorating, inspir-
ing nearly always uplifting Fort
Mill Tires. yo~r nicture show must
he 'ife Henry Wells.
There are all kinds of people in the
world, including those who go to At
lanta to hear Billy Sunday preach
Anderson Mail But Pat Wise went
there to get mules.
A movement is on foot to ask city
council to allow thu raising of pigs
in TIE city on a small scale as war
measure. says the Ramh erg Herald. to
which that paner adds: "Uuder proper
restrictions we can see no objection
to this plan. Of course when normal
conditions ret"rn hoo raising IN the
citv would not be allowed"
There will be a hot supper at the
Union School house next Friday night.
The public is cordially invited.
Since a parking ground for autom;,-
hi'es has heen provided by city coun-
ell it should be used by the cars COM
ing into the city. The streets are too
narrow for the cars to be parked in
them. besides the cars are too num-
erous and they block the streets.
After the big sale of the knitting
mill propertv by Agent F. R. Hunter
it will he % days till Christmas.
Next Thursday will be Thanksgiving
day. The Herad<and News is going
to observe it. as usual. All ads and
notices rnrst be sent in by Wednes-
day morning.
Friends Of Hattie Peterson, colored.
raid her fine Of s75 in the recorders
court. Hattie was tried for vagrancy
So also was Emma Scott, colored, at
the sane time. hnt Emma's friends
let he~ take the 80 days.
The Nnwhe~rv high school girls de-
fnated the Ninety Six high school girls
at the game here Saturday afternoon,
20 to 10.
A load of aviation trainers passed
over TIE Southern Saturday afternoon