The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-07-09
TARIOBS AND ALL ABOUT.
The wounding of Lieut.. VIM. May

Inc WouUuluS OIL Lieut.. VIII. MdyGS
in France was published in the casu-
atty list through the afternoon papers
of last Saturday. 1t mentioned that
| he was severely wounded AS men
toned in the local papers this was
announced here shortly after the bat
tie, the family having been notified
promptly. Lieutenant tMayes was not
seriously wounded, as stated by cable
gram following receipt Of first news.
NHe says he cannot do without
your paper" This was at tie, bottom
Of card telling us where to send the
paper to Mr.. R. K. Wise. It seems
that there is a great deal Of trouble
experienced by the boys in getting,
or rather in not getting their papers,
as we have been sending the paper
/ to the same address given on the card
! This is by no means the first soldier,
subscriber who finds difficulty in re-
! ceiving The Herald and News. Since
! the first order to that effective have
been sending Mr.. Wise's, paper TO
Boston, Mass, Bun1kin Islanl, Bos-
! ton Harbor, Barrack 8, Sec. 2, strictly
=; in accordance with written instruc-
tions. If the paper was pound cake
1,,o ,r,o,Jd COW co,ooa>od,, ie tiDo fJ,a
! cake. Maybe the paper gets lost IN
the harbor, or somewhere ON Bumkin,
or accidentally gets dropped in the
wrong barracks or section.
! Mr.. Jno. B. Mayes sold ST. worth Of
chickens last week and has many
! mere left.
i In Tuesdays State. amcng the list
! of marriages in Columbia, We ind the
names: &C.. .A.ePitts, Newberry, Eva
; NJ Green, BarnweIl."
The senatorial campaign party will
be here on the 7th of next month.
! The Redpath chautauqua signs are
still posted in Newberry. They have
been old since the Gath Of lat May
! Some one of our exchanges re-
! marked the other day that Christmas
was coming. We, hadn't thought OF
that.
The un:ts composing the State Re-
: serve Militia will he inspected the
latter part of July and the first Of
] August. With Captain Norman c.
: Toole's company in Newbefry there
are IS of these South Carolina units.
/; Next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
there will be a big political meeting
in the school house grove at Little
Mountain, which will be spoken to by
Please, Richards and Peoples.
The men are being moved fast now.
! After the next number of AZ white
registrants to leave for Camp Jack
son from Newberry next Monday and
the rs colored for the same camp on
Friday week, there are to be 80 more
whites to be sent from this place to
Camp Jackson in the five-day period
beginning July %, to make up the
total of 1900 called from South Caro-
! lima. For the period beginning July
| 90 Newberry's quota of LOG will be
selected for the 5000 colored men
called from the State.
! The Radcliffe chautauqua at Pros
perity is now attracting attention.
! Fishing parties, some on Bush river.
were popular forms of recreation the
4th of July in Newberry.
! The soda fountain proprietors might
! overcome the sngar shortage by nav
! ing sweet girl soda jerkers.-Columbi,
! Record. We know some we would
Ike to put up as candidates for the
Job.
! Decline to seek larger salaries. R.
F. D. men against asking for more
pay. Such were the headlines in daily
papers after the meeting Of the State
convention of rural letter carriers at
Clemson college last week. The Her
aid and News is glad to record this
natriotic action on the part Of the
rural free delivery men, of whom
Newberry has one of the finest classes
Many of the white citizens here join
in the sympathy of the colored people
for U. S. Gallman, the county super
visor of colored schools, in the death
on last Friday of his little 2-year-old
daughter.