The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-05-06
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New York.
While we are building roads it
would not be a bad idea for the city
fathers to build some streets. We
have been hauling sand and filling uD
holes now for nigh onto or more than
a century and the same thing has to
be done year after year. And it Will
continue to the end of time unless
there should be change in things,
and maybe there will be change as
the whole world is passing through a
great transition period.
These are strange and peculiar
times. Hutchison and Snelgrove ad-
vertised twice in The Herald and
News for stray bull that left their
pasture without permission and no
one has yet returned him, nor has he
voluntarily come back Must be some
thing wrong with that bull, or lie
would have answered the ad before
this. If any one has seen him please
notify H and S.
Flight for Gold" is said to be an
other splendid vehicle for Mix dare
devil stunts, with a pretty love story
running through It and some good
hard western fighting. A live bear is
one Of the big amusing features. MIR.
Mix has new leading lady this time
in Miss Teddy Sampson. Opera house
Thursday, May 8.
Eleven of the teachers in the city
schools did not apply for reelection.
All who applied were elected at the
meeting of the trustees on Thursday
evening. Superintendent Cannon was
reelected about a month ago.
Mr.. Sam Hitler, who was on visit
to Hilton in Lexington county a few
days ago says there is farmer down
that side who has a, fine patch of Irish
potatoes that are bearing potatoes but
there is not signe of growth above
ground, no stalks of any kind.
There were two colored damsels
before the recorder on Monday char:-
ed with disorderly conduct. Each
drew SIS or 20 DAYS. They nut I'D
the cash. ~
Philip PoWerstrailed Diane of the
Green Van" 4Dm New York to Flor
ida. Diane fSfiss Alma Rubens) was
il a gypsy-wagon and Phil followed
in a hay wagon. His hated rival, a
prince in disguise, also trailed the Van
on hurdy-gurdy, masquerading as All
Italian organ-grinder. At the opera
house, Friday, May 9.
Remember memorial day is Friday
this year, 9Th of May, and the boys in
the late war will join with the boys
in the war of the sixties in the pleas
ures of the day and all of them are ex-
pected to be on hand.
There are some fields of mighty nice
wheat in and around Little Mountain
The students Of Newberry college
will bear the expense incident to the
campaign for the raising of the home
service fund for the Salvation Army.
The campaign aor drive will be the
week of May 1S to 26. The amount
this county is expected to raise is
$4,000: The Salvation Army did a
mighty fine service for our boys while
over the seas and all the boys speak in
the very highest terms of their work.
There should be little trouble in rais-
ing the amount asked from this
county.
Tom Mix, the William Fox star, is
coming to the opera house Thursday,
May Sth, in another western photo
play, Fighting for Gold" which is
described as "rip-roaring'-in fact, a
genuine Mix play The story is based
on the book "The Highlander" by
William Macleod Ralne, and the seem
ario is by Charles Kenyon, the we'll
known dramatist and screen writer.
At a meeting of the Newberry bar
association last week 1t was decided
not to try any jury cases at the first
week of the court of common pleas
due to be held at Newberry next Mon
day. so that all jurors drawn for that
week are notified not to attend. The
second week jurors are not to come
either, as there will be no jury
cases at all his spring.
Last Friday was a bad luck day fer
Newberry college. She lost in both
OF the debates in the triangular con-
test, one at Clinton and one at New