The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-10-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Cotton sold on the Newberry mar
ket on Thursday at 33 Ia.
Bear in mind the memorial services
to be held on Saturday, the 18th
instant.
Two of the biggest businesses in
the whole country are the automo-
bile and moving picture concerns.
Lots of people are mighty glad
Manager Wells has brought the Sun
shine comedies back to the opera
house.
The Home service office of the
Red Cross is closed and will remain
closed for two weeks from the 9th
instant.
Chances are that this years State
fair will be attended by immense
throngs of people from every section
of the State.
The ,Newberry postmastership is
still unsettled, but in the meantime
Robert G. Parks is making good
acting postmaster.
You will have evolves Of the
Night at the opera house Monday
with William Farnum to begin next
week with, besides an Arbuckle COM
eds.
Mr.. j. w. Smith, Jr., is having his
new lot in Harrington street cleared.
Bill is going to make it a pretty
place. We like to see such work go
ing on.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Lu-
theran Church of the Redeemer will
meet with Mrs. E. R. Hipp on Mon
day afternoon, October 13, at five
o'clock.
The Dickert-Schumpert chapter,
Children of the Confederacy, will
! meet at $40 o'clock Saturday after
neon, October II, with Miss Tommie
yelling.
The man who deserves the credit
for first proposing the cotton move
ment now under headway is a New
berry county citizen-Dr. W.. e..
Brown.
Another great need of the city is
residence houses. There are vacant
lots on which pretty and suitable
houses could be built. Why do they
lie idle?
! Prof. Jas. C. Kinard will deliver
an address on Christian education at
Silverstreet Lutheran church on next
Sunday at 12 o'clock. The public is
invited.
Supervisor J. W. Werts has done
a good deal of good work within the
city limits. He is not always "Bull-
headed joe" Only when he thinks
trees are in. the way.
We see it stated that somewhere
in West Virginia many l. W. w.
m EN- were forced to Kiss the flag: 1t
is an insult to the flag to have 1t
kissed by such cattle.
The Saluda Standard says that
! John McCary and Julian Smith went
to the park at Newberry last Satur-
day night. Well, it is mighty good
and pretty place to visit.
The weather may change before
this item is printed, but up to date
October is not the pleasant October
: of past years. She injured her good
reputation the first week.
The Charleston American Of Tues
day says you must consider the tele-
phone girls. In Newberry they are
worth considering, and we are will
ing to take the Americans advice.
Herman Langford suggests that
something be said about good streets
! and good roads. 1t is good sugges-
ton. They are needed. Lets have
them. Let the right people get busy.
! The 4th quarterly conference OF
Newberry Central church will be
held Sunday, Immediately after the
morning service, and for Newberry
circuit at Trinity Saturday at II 100
O'Clock.
Harrington street is once more on
! the map. That portion of the side
walk between the high school build
: ing and Mrs. G. W. Pearson's home
has again been put in passable con-
dition.
Il is time to begin seeing about
the Thanksgiving turkey. The day
will be here before you know it, and
after that you won't have too much
much time to prepare for the Christ
mas drive.
Tuesdays Herald and News car
ried a little joke on some Mr.. and
Mrs. Moon of distant state. Won
der if anybody ever thought to call
L. co,,,f1x, little