The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-08-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


ed and Mr.. John P. Livingston ha'
been elected to succeed him as health
officer.
Mr.. E. C. Bedenbaugh has pur
chased from Ed L. Rodelsperger the
meat market in Main street formerly
run by Mr.. A. P. Boozer.
Trinity "Lay-By" school will oper
Tuesday, August S, at 9 o'clock. Miss
Dollie Mae Sem being the teacher
Union will open Thursday.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Newberry Red Cross chapter vii
be held on Thursday, August 7, al
6 p. m. in DR.. Cromer's office.
In his splendid talk to the returned
soldiers at the Mollohon welcome
service Sunday afternoon Mr.. Harry
H. Blease spoke good words for the
league Of nations.
Mr.. H. M. Player has resigned as
policeman and has accepted the po-
sition as outside foreman at the Mol
lohon mill. Mr.. E. H. Cousin has been
elected to succeed Mr.. Player and
has assumed the duties.
DR.. w. G. Houseal moved on Mon
day into his new quarters in the Ex-
change bank building, second floor,
where his patients may be able to see
him. When he gets fixed up he will
have very nice offices and suitable
to- his large office practice.
The gentleman who paid the editor
his subscription in front of William
Johnson's store on Saturday while
we, were talking to Mr.. H. H. Abrams
will please send us his name. We
gave him receipt but failed to make
a>note of the name and for the pres
sent can not recall it.
Mr.. Jos Mann has got moved and
set up in his new place and desires
that all his friends come to see him.
He is in the Paysinger building next
door to DR.. Ways drug store. Every
body knows Jos Mann and every one
likes him and he wants his fiends to
be sure to- remember where he may
be found with a full line of all fall
goods and milliney.
Winthrop college has had made a
movie of the work that is being done
at the college, giving a complete
view of the girls at work and the
buildings, so that just what is being
done there may be seen on the screen
just the same as if you were visitor
to the institution. 1t is three reel
picture will be furnished the movie
shows of the State for use free.
The annual picnic at Beth Eden
will be held on Friday This has been
a custom of the people Of this COM
munity now for some thirty years,
and they always have an excellent
dinner with some good hash and bar
becue meat. Last year on account
of the war the picnic was passed up.
Mr.. A. C. Sigh, now of Dyson, but
an original member of the commun-
ity will come down and prepare the
hash, and he is an expert.
The Prosperity Furniture COM
pany has very important and money
saving proposition to all housekeep-
ers in this issue. They have on DEM
onstration this week the Majestic
range. Every housekeeper knows
what this range is. This company is
offering special inducements to
those who desire a range to purchase
during the present week. Call and
see this company when you are in
! -osperity and if you do not con-
template visit during the week bet
ter get ready and go to see what is
offered in this range.
The editor is under obligation to
Mr.. c.. S. Nichols for a fine water
melon and some cantaloupes. lie
said we had been promising to come
after them, but as it seemed we were.
not he would bring them along while,
the bringing was good, and We thank
him for his thoughtfulness Of our
needs. Mr.. Nichols says that the wet
weather has injured his fruit crop
very much, but that the cotton down
in the rocks has the finest weed ne
has ever seen, and if the showers
continue through August there will