The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-08-29
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The local postoffice will observe
the usual holiday hours on Monday,
September 1, 1919.
]! The Purcell company has pur-
chased a big Defiance truck for their
store.
/; Mr.. L. Berley Bedenbaugh of
KILLERS Bridge is having his home
nicely painted and adding water and
lights. That is what all of our coun-
try friends should do.
/! The banks of the city will observe
Labor Day by closing. All persons
having business with the banks will
take notice. Next Monday is Labor
Day.
/; The Lutheran young people and
their friends of Silverstreet will have
! a picnic at the home of Mr.. n. O.
Long on Saturday, August 80. The
public is invited to join with them.
] Miss Lurline Aull of Pomaria has
accepted position to teach in the
high school at Eastover and will
leave. the first of next week to as
sumo the duties.
: Next Saturday, September 6, there
will be an important meeting OF the
trustees of the schools Of the county
and the State superintendent of edu-
cation will be here to make an ad-
dress.
! "a Favor to a Friend" will appear
al the opera house next Monday,
! September /, with Emmy Whelen as
the star. It is brand new comedy
wherein a girl finds happiness in the
! midst of sorrow.
| Mr.. G. H. Aull Of Pomaria, re-
cent graduate of Clemson college,
has accepted a position as comman-
ndant and teacher of agriculture in
f the college at Statesboro, Ca, and
has gone to begin the work.
Alice Brady will appear at the
opera house next Tuesday, Septem-
ber 2, in ellis Bridal Night" This
picture contains the constituents OF
life time-love, happiness, intrigue,
(; jealousy, heataches and revenge.
You want to see this picture.
J! Miss Lila Cunningham has arriv-
ed at Haltiwanger and Carpenters
and will have charge of the millin-
cry department again this season
and will be pleased to see her friends
and will also serve them with the
same fine courtesy and fit the ladies
! orr in the latest style Of headgear.
Be sure to look up your registra-
ton ticket SO that you may have the
privilege of voting for the school tax
| on the 9Th Of September. Simply
to be in favor of it is not sufficient.
There will be some few who possibly
will vote against it, and if you fail
to vote, while in favor of it, your
failure might prove disastrous. Be
| sure to keep this election In mind
and vote at the time.
Mn. M. @. Wesson and Mr.. A. F.
Charles are at Kinards and will con-
duct the sale of the D. L. Boozer
lands for the Atlantic Coast Realty
| company of Petersburg, Va., and
Greerville, N. c., who have the sale
of this land in chargge for Hon. A..
jJ. Bethea. The sale will be made
next Monday and you should attend
and buy you small farm in fine
section of the country if you are not
now home owner.
Little Miss Christine Bedenbaugh
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Bed
enbaugh of Poramia celebrated her
birthday last Tuesday and had many
of her little friends with her to en-
joy the happy occasion. She would
not mind at this time telling what
birthday it was, but we will not. She
was the recipient of, many nice little
remembrances from her little friends.
The Herald and News wishes for her
; many more such happy occasions.
Mr.. F. O. Kempson in renewing his
subscription several months in ad-
vance of the expiration adds: "This
is too good a paper to let the oppor-
tunity slip by; it is richly worth the
two dollars you are going to ask for
it. am always anxious for Tuesday
and Friday to come" And Mr..
Kempson is right. It is easily worth
two dollars, but you may get it
whole year for only dollar and a
half if you but attend to it by the
first of September.
1t is well to remind the subscriber
once more that September l is the