The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-05-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

Inc OdiSUudI SOCIel! Will HiCc1
Monday afternoon at ) o'clock with
Mrs Eis6n at the Newberry hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Price left Sun
day morning for Richmond, Va, upon
receipt Of telegram that morning III
forming them of the death Saturday
night of Mrs. Prices sister, Mrs. +.
G. Martin They hoped to arrive ii
Richmond in time for the burial Mon-
day.
Chief E. L. Rodelsperger, who went
to Columbia last Thursday for X-ray
examination. returned home after the
application and is now in bed, the
ailment not as yet having been lc-
Gated. He is suffering from stomach
trouble. His many friends hope he
will soon be ION the job again" This
was written for last issue. The chief
was able to be out Thursday.
The pleasing information was re-
ceived in Newberry Monday that Mr.
Richard Burton had improved since
the operation. which his many friends
will be glad to hear with the hope
that the temporary Improvement may
become permanent and that he WIZ
soon be fully restored to his usua!
robust health This wasa written Tor
Tuesdays paper The last news was
that Mr. Burton was not doing we'll.
Jaspar chapter. D. A. R.. has post
poned its meeting to next week,
Be on hand in time Friday Memo
rial day, after which prepare fof
Chautauqua the following Friday Tor
q whole week.
The Deadfall school, Miss Dorothy
Ruzhardt teacher, will close on Tues
9y. May II, with exercises by the
sehilaren.
. Mr.. Jeff B,aAmick met with a pam
shl accident On Tuesday from whica
he may lose the sight OF one eye
in striking a mule he was WORKING
with the whip the whip broke ana
struck him in the eye. He went to
the Columbia hospital on Wednesday
sand DR.. Whaley thinks ne may save
the eye but is doubtful about the
sight being preserved.
Mr.. P. I. Rawl of Lexington stop
ped over in Newberry on THURSDAY
to spend the night with relatives or
his return from the confederate res
nnion at Abbeville. He says that he
ir>,,a,-ilIe nonnle gavn the Veterans q
welcome that was worth while. Not
only in words but in acts OF kindness
and attention and courtesy ne mas
never sen their hospitality excelled.
And that is characteristic Of the
good people of Abbtvile.
Mr.. J. C. Brooks has changed fro,n
-ookland to Prosperity.
Amity Lodge No. 81 A. F. NJ. viii
confer the NJ NJ degree Friday night.
The school children will decorate
the Confederate monument at lo
o'clock Friday morning.
Mr.. T. A. McKoen of the theological
seminary at Due West will preach at
Cannon Creek A. R. P. church neSs
Sabbath morning and at Cannon
Creek Mission IN the afternoon at
o'clock.
Since finding out that it was mis-
print in the hog ordinance severai
more citizens have taken licenses
Tho snace required is a quarter OF an
acre. and not half acre.
Comstock's orchestra at the opera
house tonight (Thursday) will furn-
;~h the music for Pauline Starke ia
"Jnnocent's Progress. After thss'
then what?
# will be "Her Sister, at the opera
bouse Friday. and Olive Tell will tel!
if on the screen.
Monday there will be two feature
nictures-a double header 50 to SPEAK
at the opera house. with DorothF
Dalton in "Unfaithful," and "ri.
Desmond in "The Marriage Bubble.
AS there will be no jury cases for
the court of common pleas, the chat
taucua will have the right OF way II
Newberry for one week. beginning
Friday. the 18th instant.
Mt Bethel school will have pic
mic at the home of MFR. S. ". Brown
on Saturday In the afternoon there
will he q hall game between CaidWei!
and st. Phillips. The public is
,,rd;o1ly invited