The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-04

The Red trCN$ OF 40. township VII
mcct at Mrs. S. G.. Brown s next Satur
day afternoon at 5 O'Clock.
Mr.. Il. V. Livingston of Pomaria
was at the county seat Saturdva
For the underEt2 2DG;n~ o. t':ose who
do not understand We will say that
"a good deal Of copy for the paper
was sent to Clinton. Owing to mail
conditions much of the matter could
not be handled in time, which exp
lains the latTess Of several items
The same conditions prevailed this
eek 2as prevailed last week. In the
ush of worg between the two places
some news has been lost, much to
our regret but it could not have been
helped. Troubles all come together,
the weather and everything.
The derailnlent Of five freight cars
the other afternoon at Silverstreet
caused a long delay of the passenger
train. Flagman Claude Reeder was
slightly hurt.
President G. w. Summer Of the
Molohon Mill and President q. F.
Wright of the Newberry mill have the
thanks of many people for their
kindness and thoughtfulness in allow
ing those needing it to get coal
without extra cost This is a good
deed that will be held in gratitude and
appreciation.
With the rivers and creeks frozen
yer, snow and ice covering everything g
water pipes busting. Coal and other
things scarce, illness in some homes,
the necessities of life high, and other
nconveniences, some people are hav-
ne tough time. But tomorrow the
sun may be shining, although /: is
cloudy today.
Mr.. Rober W. Houseal honor gra-
duate of the medical Department Of
Johns Hopkins univeserty graduating
il the first class of 90 returned
II Baltimore Wednesday to complete
rs course in June. Thence he will go
the Henry Ford hospital in Detroit
Iavins received the appointment as
i1terne in that hospital
Ar one reading all the items in this
s:sue will see at glance that many
OF them we're intended for the prev
Gus issue See all pages for reading
matter.
All Of the fremen could not get 10
he early cold morning FIRE Tuesday,
t1Ieolnd pom '1QsIlM uvuuIeH 4nt
Jordan Vaughan, Tom P. Wicker
Everett Evans and VIII Switenburs
were there and did heoric. Chief
Wells lives a good distance. but he
got there too.A nd among the ealry
arrivals Of other citizens who fought
fire nobely were Claude Williams,
taacR Abrams, Jim G. Brown and
VIII Dorroh.
Miss Lousse Smith, who is accep-
tably in the Southern Express Of
flee at Orangeburg paid nice little
visit tbs week to her parents, Or. and
Mrs. T. W. Smith.
". G. Houseal, Jr., and o. B Mayer,
Tr., returned on "wednesday to the
Medical college in Charleston?
Mr.. John H. Wfllingham, the new
moliceman for the Mollohon mill
village. was elected in the place o!
policeman Geo. Y. Dfckert was not
candidate for reelection, as he res
igned that position to go into other
business.
Mr. L. F. Gallman OF prosperity s
was in the city Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G Lowe motored from
spartenburg, reaching here Tuesday
night to remain until Thursday on
visit to Mrs. loves parents, Mr..
and Mrs. J. Chesley Domnick, who
has been seriously i'll. is very much
improved, his many trends are glad
to know.
Sergent ]. C. Hipp has been trans
ferred from Camp Jackson to Camr
Lee, Petersburg, Va, the Engineers
Officers Training camp.
Miss Nettie Willineham has retur-
nod 10 her home from pleasant
visit to her brother, Mr.. T. A. Berly
and Mrs. Berley.
j Miss. Mary Smith attended the
Pool-Owens wedding in Newberry or
Thursday evenine-Abheville Medium
her home in Prosperity Tuesday
,f+ar on eytended visit in NewherrN