The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-12
Newberry to have these young men
in line.

some of tie farmers living aions
Carrier Eddy's route deserve whole
1T OF praise, according 10 Nj. Eddy'a
ana appcec;atire opin-
ion. FOR having dragged the read ana
nut it in good condition. !
The city people who may wish 10
learn mere @:>out Framing Farmers .
Will have the opportunity at the opera :
house Thursday by looking at the pic ,
tnIe featuring clark Gum, who is q
stranger to many here.
We will have Emily Stevens with
US again on Wednesday in "Alia5
Mrs Iessur" at the opera house, She
is one OF the fagorites Win a great
many people in New3erry wil0 fell
in love With her in The Stacker"
The performance By Andrew Aaci,
and his company Thuscday night was
the best thing that has been at tne
opera house in a lcng time. This
opinion was expressed before Pow
hatan' held the boards. The report
er saw the former but did not see the
latter.
The Sanitary Cleaning company OF
Newberry was commissioned with a
capital stock of $4,000 to conduct q
cleaning and pressing club business
and to buy and sell clothing and
other wearin materials. The peti-
TONERS are n. G. Sheppard and L.
N. Sheppard.
Smilease books are a war time ne
cessity and supply long felt want il
connection with the problems of the
army training camp-Spartanburg
Herald. See Mr.. Herman Wright or
some one of the other leaders ir this
n,o~ement in Newberry. We should
smile. Z :
We will mention the fact that the
heatless Monday order has again
been announced to be suspended with
the hope that before the mention
; reaches the public another blizzard
will not have shown it's head on the
road this way and spoil it all once
more.
The young people are anticipating
ST. Valentines day, which will BE-
Thursday, and they and many older
ones are looking forward to hearing
| Comstock's orchestra Friday matinee
! and night at the opera house during
the showing of Beauty and the
Rogue" with Mary Miles Minter in
the leading role.
The wife of Arthur Johnson color
ed, who was shot in the left arm By
her husband On Mr.. Hubert Carlisle's
place last Tuesday, had her arm am
plated just below the shoulder by
DR.. w. G. Hcuseal Saturday morning.
TIE ampVtation was necessary in the
effort to save the life of the woman,
from blood poison.
| We could better have borne such
a winter as this almost any other
year within the memory Of middle
aged people. 1t seems the irony OF
fate that just when this big unpre-
pared democracy had plunged into
the most gigantic effort it had ever
made to put its fighting forces along
side that of the allies. there should
come upon it by all odds the severest
weather known in many decades
Spartanburg Herald. 1t was hard,
for fact, but surely the worst is
not to come.
Smileage books furnish one OF the
closest possible ties between the 200
nIe az home and the boys in the
camps. The smileage book IS Fir
tual1y a pass to the camp theatre.
Every time the soldier tears OUT the
REQUIRED number of coupons to gain
admission to the theater he is re-
minded Of the thoughtful friend who
furnished him with the means TO at
tend the show.--Spartanburg Her
aid. While you are enjoying the
shows at the Newberry opera house
add to your enjoyment by buying
simleage books.