The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-10-10
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the Big V comedy, the two-reel West
ern and the Strand comedy.
Just seeing the name of the new
drink put out by the Coca-Cola Bot
tling plant will make you want to
drink it. See ad and 60 out and get
drink on ice. 1t is delicious and
refreshing. We are speaking now OF
Orange Crush.
James Green, colored, pleaded
guilty to manufacturing liquor, in
the U. S. court at Greenville on We'd
nesday, and was sentenced to serve
four months in the Newberry county
jail, and to pay fine of $500. Green
lives in No. 8 township.
The Aladdin house brought here
by Mr.. Harry Blease is attracting
much attention. Several other cit
liens are going to pattern after Mr..
Blease, who may wake up yet and
find that he has done another good
thing for Newberry.
The Newberry County Cotton
Holding corporation will meet at the
court house on Saturday morning at
II o'clock. All subscribers to the
capital stock are requested to be pres
ent to organize and put buyer in
the market to purchase distress cot
ton.
On Sunday afternoon, October 10,
at o'clock, there will be held in the
court house, a memorial service to
those who gave their lives in the
world war. Following this there will
be mass meeting in reference to the
erection of the memorial provided
for by act of legislature.
Some say ANaughty Wife" was
good, others say not. That's natural
from two angles Of viewpoint. This
reporter didn't see the play, hence
is not prepared to give an opinion.
Opinions differ on very nearly every
thing. Always you think the other
fellows opinion is bad wrong.
President Derrick will speak on
"What it will mean to the colleges
if the campaign succeeds" at the
federation Of Lutheran young peo-
ple's societies at Leesville during the
convention October 1912. There
will be other talks, among them "a
vision of a greater Newberry," by
Mr.. Carl Caughman.
Ben Havird has the thanks of a
great many people in Newberry for
tearing down that old eyesore of a
building on the corner of College and
Harrington streets. Wait till he puts
up a business place there and you
will see newness of life in the vicin-
ity. There are other eye sores that
ought to be removed.
Water has always been said to be
free. 1t was free for long time.
It is cheap enough-unless something
breaks. But don't think it is too
plentiful. Be careful not to waste
any; it may get scarcer than it is at
present. When the rain comes, as
it will come, it will be met with about
as warm a reception as any rain evr
experienced in Newberry.
Wish the trains could NEE. in
Newberry and take time for dinner.
Maybe then the west end of Main
and Friend streets would grow and
be better looking. Why doesn't
someone buy that lot advertised for
sale by Agent Frank R. Hunter? We
would like to see large building of
some sort right there between the
railroad and the residence of Mr..
Steve Trakas.
D. M. Morris, white, was tried in
the u. S. court at Greenville on Wed
,nesday and found guilty of manufac-
turing contraband liquors or having
still in his possession. He was
sentenced to serve one year in the
federal prison at Atlanta and to pay
fine of $500. Mr. Morris is farm
er living near Prosperity. Several
gentlemen of that community went
to Greenville to testify to his honesty,
etc. He was represented by John
J. Mcswain, Esq, of Greenville.
Some people are interested in the
next election for mayor and alder
i, men. Like all other questions the
moving back of the clock to old time
movement has it's friends and enc
mics, so to speak. It's friends will
be glad the last week in October
sees the last of the new time and its
enemies will be sorry to see the first
of the old time at that time. But
we will all get together and those
who love possum and persimmon beer