The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-06-10

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to date goods and the dresses went
right along.
We have had some good old sum-
mer time, recently and the crops are
growing and the farmers are getting
the grass out of the way in very
marked degree.
There is to be a citizens meeting
this Monday afternoon in the court
house to consider the good of the
town. 1t is getting time to do some
thing. The grass is growing in
town and along the streets as we'll
as in the fields.
You will find several interesting
papers printed on the inside pages of
this paper. To get all the good
things in The Herald and News it is
necessary to read every page of the
paper. They all contain something
good and interesting.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Bachelor Maids will be held June
9, at 6 o'clock with Miss Lucille. Will
son.
Gov. Cooper has announced his
military staff. He has given New
berry colonel in the person Of DR..
&c. Y. Hunter of Prosperity.
The w. NJ. society of Enoree Bap-
tist church will have an entertain
ment on the evening of June Ii at
!8 o'clock at the residence Of Mrs. P.
B.. Mitchell. Refreshments will be
served.
Baxter and Son lost one of the
fine grays the other day. This breaks
both pairs Of their fine hearse horses,
the sorrel having. died some time
ago. The grays had been in service
for about II years but they were
good horses.
Don't fail to see Baby Marie Os-
|burne at the Arcade Wednesday in
|stWinning Grandma.
.The Better 'Ole" at the Arcade
Monday, June 9, is considered by
Inaney to be one of the best photo
plays Of the year.
| Harry Carey in "Bare Fists" at
the Arcade Tuesday is an exception
ally fine Western picture.
In mentioning the death Of Mr..
Giles Chapman a few issues back
The Herald and News was in error
ia. stating that he was a brother Of
Mr.. John A. Chapman Of Newberry,
the historian. He was a nephew Of
Mr.. Chapman.
|. The Jalapa. school, taught by
Misses Halfacre and Williams will
close. Friday, June 20. There wilt
be an exhibition at the school house:
frasay evening beginning at 8 go By;
the children. On. Saturday follow:
ing there will BE- the; annual picnic;
by the schools: The public Isl invited
to the: closing exercises and te the
picnic, ,.:s ,ss:. s<:.:.c y - .ss
Mr.. w. Esssorgsthe bskere1oat
forty dollars in. cash from his shop
on Friday night ;;=sseme ore. priced
open the door and went in and, re-
lieved the drawergof, the cash. u :;:;'e
Mr.. c. g.: Blease: has; purchased
through the agency. Of Frank r.: r.
Hunter. the McC Clintpck, home sand
the lot takingsin the, entire square:
Il is a fine property. !,
:, Rev. Thos. f. Suber, a recent
graduate Of the theological seminary
in Columbia, has taken charge Of
the Lutheran church at Silverstreet
as pastor.
; Mr.. J. P. Connolly Of Chappells
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman with j. P. Moon, broker.
Mr.. Connolly will work the Green
WOoU IcIIttOIy.
Copeland brothers are Offering
some fine opportunities for the Thrift
ty buyers. See what they have to
say in their ad in this paper. And
by the way, have you seen that cleo
tric man in their window? If not
drop by and take a look at him and
zee how nice he explains the Walk
Over shoe.
The auditor has just finished the
audit of the city treasurer's books |
md finds the records in fine shape.
Mr.. Chapman is very careful and
keeper of the records and
8 all>the time on the job.
You have seen Alice Brady in a
number. of pictures-all of them
lramas. "The Indestructible Wife"
which will be shown at the opera
louse, Thursday, June 10, is her first