The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-15
MANY MORE STALE ITEMS
SOME OF WHICH HOLD GOOD.

These entire two columns and NOR
were prepared for Fridays issue, but
were unable to be handled after be-
inc released by the reporter
This from Easley Progress ST., IS
cutie natural: "On account of trou-
with the'linotype machine we are one
day late this week.
The seventh snow CT the season
in three weeks met the atonishea gaz
of the people Wednesday morning.
1t was an "evaporated" snow, very
light and soft, disappearing rapidly.
One man who was up late Tuesday
night said the sky was clear and stars
shining at 1:30 a. m. when he went
to bed. Hence his surprise. But it is
we'll not to be surprised at anything
these days, Or nights.
Since the fire so badly damaged the
barber shop of ]. l.. Mobiles Mr.. Mobiles
will be on hand at ]. W Taylor's in
Caldwell street, between the Purcell
company and T. M. Rogers on the
corner of Friend.
In the transmissal Of the list of
appointments by Speaker Corthran
yesterday afternoon, the name OK
Jas H. Evans OF Newberry, who was
reappointed as~bill clerk of the house,
was Inadvertently omitted. Mr.. Evans,
who is the son of H. H. Evans, rep
resentatiye from Newberry, is serving
his second year as bill clerk and IS
very efficient in the position which
he holds.-Columbia cor. News and
Courier, under date of January 9.
Visit "Pat" Wise for more "of the
same sort" Of mules. He is now hand
ling his eighth carload.
Abner Kinley had to pay $1O.75 in
the recorders court Thursday on the
charge of injury to property"
A deserter, Limel McMorrjs, colored,
was delivered to the authorities az
Camp Jackson by Deppty Henry D.
Havird, who went with his prisoner to
Columbia Tuesday.
Patrons of the picture shows are
glad OF hear the music again. 1t was
knocked out awhile by the zero wea-
ther.
Flnere is one comforting thought.
Mr.. Burleson will be postmaster
general after the fourth Of March
Anderson Mail. Hope you're right.
See Havird and Lane for new mules.
They are good dealelJ and have enter
ed the arena.
The coal shortage is another short
age that has been shortened in New
berry. Several carloads OF coal arrived
Wednesday, two for Sumner Bros;
company. We the people have learned
how to appreciate sitting by good
coal fire with sugar to go in the cups
Of nice coffee.
A kind-hearted citizen reading The
Observers plea to feed the birds while
the ground is covered with snow, ate
one of his biscuits and crumbled up
the other and put it on the window
sill where the birds could get it.--The
Observer we bet the man who did
that had very small supply Of things
in the house and in the yard. 1t is the
man OF woman, generally, having a
hard time of it who thinks Of other
suffering creatures.
All who are Interested in the Door
of Hope" in Columbia are requested
to send clothing, money, groceries
etc., to the rest room, where box is
being packed, ready for shipment, not
later than January Is. Isa. 5S-7.
Little Charles (by this time every
body knows who little Charles is)
saw the navy recruiting officer ia the
postoffice Monday and stepping up tc
him looked him in the eye and asked
"Is you German or is you American?'
The officer laughed to the explosion
point. Charles is all right and grows
Fighter" every day.
Probate Judge Ewart married
white couple at his office Wednesday
morning. The parties were Miss Jamie
! Eller and Mr. Chris Alexander, botf
! Of Clinton.
1t. E. E. Stuck. OF the Americas
Expeditienary Force, has sent th'