The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-11-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT
Mr.. Arthur Kibler is announced
for school trustee fom Ward 1.
Cotton sold at 81 1-2 here on Mon
day; seed $1.S2.
Do your Thanksgiving shopping
early.
Mr.. H. L. Parr is Sannounced as
a candidate fol mayor.
The 'possum hunters are numerous
in the Newberry land, and some of
them are catching good ones too.
No coal shortage feared for State
was a good headline in Saturdays
State.
The interesting indications are that
the election for the bond issue on
next Tuesday will carry all right.
If this weather continues much
longer, young and younger women
will have to buy more summer wear.
There will be no pictures shown at
the opera house on wednesday or
Thursday. See ads for the big shows
on those days.
About the best thing to the kipd
of fall weather falling here is that it
keeps down expenses, especially IN
the matter of coal and wood.
Passers-by along Harrington street
are interested in the work now pro-
crossing on the vacant lot recently
bought by Mr.. J. VIM. Smith, Jr.
J. P. Stockman, young farmer OF
Greenwood, took a great many pre-
miums at the State fair last week on
his fine herd of Herefords.
A rabbit farm will be tried as a
"project" in Abbeville, according to
the Press and Banner. This is next
to 'possum farm.
Manager Wells scored point on
the Fox News films. He would not
| be set back, and will get them new
| again. They can't get ahead OF
Henry.
The winter of 1920 will be ex-
| ceptionally severe, according to 9
tanner of hides and pelts Of game and
fur bearing animals, basing his pre-
dictions on the length of fur.
AS November has moved in maybe
she will give us some October
weather. We can only hope thai
'Nove" will be a good girl and not
make her stay like "the dark Novem
ber days, the saddest Of the year"
Prices of coal will be kept al
reasonable figure with Fuel Admin
| istrator Garfield again in charge
Railroad to seize fuel in transit
These headlines in Fridays State
were interesting.
Observe Kitty Gordon in a "Suhnp
tuous production Of powerful story
/ at the opera house Tuesday: She is
"surpassingly resplendent in the role
of a social butterfly enmeshed in the
web of love-"
! For the senior yearling sow ano
the junior yearling sow at the State
fair last week V. E. Kohn of Pros
perity got first, and for the agec
sow second, for the senior sow pig
fourth and for the junior SOW pig
second.
At the South Carolina Automotive
Trades association organized in Col
umbia last week the following were
announced as among the membership
P. B. O'Dell & Son, Whitmire; Caro-
line Auto Co., Newberry, and Cen
trail Garage, Prosperity.
Here's something under date OF
Washington, October 80, interesting
to the country at large: "Many new
arrests in a number Of states fol
violations of the food and fuel con
troll law are expected soon by the
department of justice"
Mr.. Abram Daitch, of the enter
prising firm of Daitch Bros, has just
purchased the H. C. Porter hote
property, the amount paid being
about $4,000. He will move to his
new home January 1st.-Edgeflelc
! Chronicle.
Reports received at the headquar'
ters of the Lutheran Educatlona
fund campaign headquarters, report
ed the State encouragingly in Its
Saturdays edition, indicated that the
100000 being asked for Newberry
! and Su1nmerland colleges will be
easily raised.
In the list of awards of premiums
at the State fair published in Fri