The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-23
VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.
The 22nd was such nice day DR..
Bowers, we hope, got in his beans.
Some laws do good-see the robins
in Newberry.
Like as in several other things.
there is a. good deal of Cheat in the
oats.
{ See "The Old Folks at Home" to-
day at the opera house in Fine Arts
production.
P. F. Baxter and Son Saturday last
erected five durable tombs on the
Longshore lot in Trinity graveyard.
! The children in ,Newberry know n
great deal about George Washington,
but they don't know where he buried
the hatchet.'
There will be call meeting of the
Civic League Tuesday afternoon, Feo-
ruary 27, at 4 o'clock, at the home
of Mrs. Herman Wright.
The annual reciprocity meeting Of
the Woman's cub will be held at the
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day afternoon at o'clock.
Jim Kinard and Mary Moon, both.
co1ored, forfeited a $5 bond each at
the recorders court Thursday on the
charge of public irdeeency.
A fine opportunity to buy horses,
~-ores and mules will be presented Dy
Bucy and Lane at B. A. Havird's sta
bles Saturday. beginning at II o'clock.
There is another ad in this issue
from Copeland Brothers. to which We
-on attention. 1t tells about new
spring goods.
The attraction at the opera house
Monday will be. "The Road to Love-"
as played by Lenore Ulrich in Para
mount picture, presented by Oliver
Morosco
Contractor W. T. Livingston is haul
ing humber to West End preparatory
to building three new parsonages IN
the Newberry mill village and resi-
dence for Mr.. Clisby.
The ladies of Central Methodist
church will hold another of their cefe-
brated rummage sales Saturday IN
the vacant store room next w. H.
Lominack and Sons store.
Wise the mule man still advertises
that he continues to sell more mules
in Newberry than all competitors
combined. You have to hand it TO
Wise that he knows how to advertise.
J. A. Burton also has an ad in the
mule ad department of The Herald
and News. He sells mules himself
and doesn't want the people to forget
it.
Wofford's inglorious defeat at the
hands of Newberry Friday evening
has quickened the zeal of the Wofford-
ties, who want to make up for this
lost game.-Spartanburg Herald.
The Junior Workers will meet at
the Lutheran church of the Redeemer
Sunday afternoon at four o'clock. All
members are urged to be present, as
practice for the Easter service will
begin at this meeting.
/ Miss Mary V. Graham and Mr.. E. u.
A. Ducworth on Sunday, February
II, at the Methodist parsonage IN Po-
maria, the bride and groom both De-
ing from that community.
Sergt. Straek, Of the Z. S. army,
was in Newberry again this week for
the purpose of securing recruits. On
a former visit he got three and this
week two more, all from Oakland
mill, as follows: Gillian, Digby,
Young, Howard and Neal.
In view of the mad dog situation
and that death has resulted in the
State from hydrophobia, the procla-
nation by Mayor Wright is timely and
wise, which it were we'll to be needed
by all.
Mr.. H. B. Wells, travelling in the
! Studebaker from Darlington to New
berry Monday, had rough journey
with driving through bad roads and
dodging trains, street cars and other
things; but he got here all right.
The Rock Hill term of the United
States District court will be conven-
/ ed on March 13. The petit jury for
that term has been drawn. with the
following from Newberry county: Pat
Stockman. J. Thompson Hunter and
Sidney Stockman, all of Prosperity
R. F. D.
This is strange weather but what
We have been having lately since the
recent cold snap is the very thing for
the small grain. 1t was at first
thought by many that all the small
grain had been killed, but .good
farmer told us Wednesday that mucn
of II wac alive