The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-08-03
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The colored population also is be-
ing increased from the JohnsonMc-
/ ( lrackln store
| The first open boil from the cotton
J fields in Newberry was reported Mon
day by Mr.. Arthur P Werts of Silver
street.
1t took the very hottest spell OF the
season for the ice factory to get out
| of commission. But what would we
! do in case of a permanent shortage?
There will be an ice cream festival
| at Garmany school house Saturday
night, August 4, from 6 to 10. The
public is cordially invited
MAGISTRATE J. H. Dorroh married a
couple at his house Monday, the con-
tracing parties being Mr.. Jesse Notes
i Of Newberry and Miss Lizzie Cen
| try of Kinards.
For using abusive and obscene lam
guage Daisy Boyd paid S. in the
recorders court Thursday, while
Sherman Jeter paid 81 for riding BIZ
cycle on sidewalk.
Speaking for the gift of clothing in
response to the request by the Wo-
mans Service League of Newberry,
We heard a lady say: people open
ed their hearts - it was fine re-
sponse."
A birthday party was given Monday
evening by Eugene Dorroh to some OF
his little friends, at the home OF MS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. M. Dor
roh. Eugene is only four years DID,
but he has more sense than many all
eight year-old-boy and lots OF grit
to back it. His girl and boy friends
enjoyed the party.
The Sunday SCHOOLS of Ninety Six
and community met at the Baptlst
church last Sunday and heard most
excellent address from Rev. Babb'
pastor First Baptist church, NeWDer-
rv His sermon on Sunday night was
also very fine. Hope he will come
again.-Ninety Six cor. Greenwood
Journal, 3!st.
Little Edward McCrackin. the two
and-a-hals-year-old son of Mr.. anu
Mrs. J. Thad McCracSin, IS one OF pne
handsomest and brightest and most
popular boys to his age along College
street. He is happier than ever now
that he has little brother as new
arrival in the house. A little boy with
a. new baby brother is one OF the
greatest things in life. 1t takes you
! back to the same happy time IN your
own household. : ::
At his Office Monday morning DR.. W.
G.. Houseal, assisted by DR.. Jno. 3.
Settler, amputated the index and mid
die finger of the right hand OF MT
J. R. Lynn Of Whitmire. Mr.. Lynn
was after q hawk and in climbing q
wire fence his shotgun was in some
way accidentally discharged, the load
mangling the fingers so severely that
amputation was necessary. Mr.. A
J. Holt rushed the wounded man 10
the doctors Office, where the WOUNDS
were promptly attended to.
Love and war are the themes in
"The Hidden Children fiVe-act
Metro wonderplay, in which. Harold
Lockwood and May Allison are the
stars. 1t is a powerful perturbation
of the great. novel, by Robert W. Z.
Chambers, to be shown at the opera
house here Friday. This historical
story of Revolutionary days takes its
hero. the Indian scout, and its hero
inc with Morgan's refemen through
DANGEROUS ways into the yer! heart OF
hostile Indians, where among other
things one will see traitorous Wnltes'
Walter Buffers painted Tories
The Spartanburg Journal IN COM
menting on the perils which face the
United States troops says it is we'll for
Americans to know what is awaiting
them on the battle fronts of Europe
This is the doctrine The Herald and
News has been preaching from the be-
ginning. "It is we'll for chem TO
know" And the Journal makes an
other remark we made sometime ago
in connection with this very subject:
seThis statement of facts about the
o~-;o ,hroad will deter very Jew