The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-05
There will be box party at Hart
ford schoolhouse Friday night,
December 5. Public is cordially in

There will be box party at Hart
ford schoolhouse Friday night,
December S. Public is cordially in
vited
A 500 pound shoat was killed Tues
day by Mr.. John Swittenberg. Oh
the backbone, sausage, "and every
thing" y
They are making plans for coun-
ty nurse in Greenwood. Plans were
laid for a nurse in Newberry some
time ago.
Public is urged to shop at once,
says the News and Courier, thus
| helping the merchants in their pre-
dicament to observe coal order.
Christmas is only so many days
! out. Do your shopping early. Scan
the ads in The Herald and News and
know where to do your buying.
County Orgaizer Hal Kohp reports
that Little Mountain has applied for
a charter in the American Legion.
Burke Wise has been getting the boys
| to join.
The ninety-seven acres Of land in
the case of the estate of Frances E.
Lake were bought on Monday by
Haskell E. Miller and John D. Miller
for $4,000.
The Roanoke college students are
publishing new journal called
"Pine Needle" which name recalls
to this reporter the time when he
wrote Needles"
Considerably over one hundred
dollars was the Thanksgiving amount
contributed at the services on Thurs
day, going to the various orphanages
| of the denominations.
Agent J. W. Denning would like
to see you at the sale which is to
take place at his railroad place on
the 18th instant, which will be on
Satu. day Of next week.
There will be an all day singing at
St. Phillips schoolhouse on Saturday,
December 13. It will be a concert
by the older people Of the community
and you will enjoy the day if you go.
William Desmond will show you
:'The Blue Bandana" at the opera
house Friday. And the Fox News is
always good. Then the comedies
range from good to better, best and
worse.
Two light bales of long staple cot
ION were sold by Mr.. j.. A. Kibler in
this market Thursday. Bought by
Robert Nee Holmes, 70 cents, the
two bales weighing 757 pounds,
bringing $4,000.
Beginning Monday, the 9th, both
banks in Prosperity will thereafter
close at o'clock in the AFTERNOON,
opening at 9 in the morning, in
obedience to the order of Fuel Ad-
ministrator Garfield.
The Baptists are to be congratulate
ed on their magnificent showing in
the rs Million campaign.-Green-
wood Index-Journal. And none more
so than the Baptists in Newberry,
who went "way over the top"
The few people who don't go to the
moving picture show ought to 60
some Saturday night during the
running Of the present series and see
the crowd at the door and on the
stairway waiting for the crowd inside
to get outside.
While the weather was so delight
full here in our fine climate Tuesday
the thermometer registered % de-
grees below zero at Havre, Montana.
Newberry is one of the best places
on the globe. but some people right
here don't know it.
When families have to move over
stores to live it is time for some
body to build new residence houses
in this city. Newberry's population
IS constantly increasing; more people
move here than leave to live else
where. Build houses.
The opportunity will be presented
tonight, Thursday, for your seeing
Mary Pickford in the ''Heart O. the
Hills" No doubt the opera house
will be crowded again. Mary draws
the crowds. And so too do William
Duncan and his girl in Smashing
Barriers" Saturdays.
Two of the finest monuments ever
erected in Newberry county were
placed in position last week by Mr..
James Leavell of r. Y. Leavell &
Son at the graves Of 1t. Earle
Francis Boazman and his mother, the
son and wife of Mr.. P. S. Boazman,
who mad them erect their men,
ory in the far 6 aveyard at
Chappells. Lieul q oazman SER
we'd as first lieute, ith honor in
the dental section o les, reserved
corps, army of United States, in the
world war. He died October 10,
1913, at Camp Sherman, Chillicothe,
Ohio.