The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-24

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time.
Today week, Tuesday, March 2,
ooh, Lady! Lady" will be here. 1t
is a road show.
You will see the "Footlights and
Shadows" showing Olive Thomas, in
the picture tonight, Monday.
sThe Newberry Hi downed the
Greenville Hi AZ to Is last Friday
night. "Pretty good for high"
It is perfectly all right to eat pop
corn at picture show. Harry
Campsen sells lots of it and it is good.
Agent w. E. Pelham headed the
list in the latest reported collections
for his insurance company in this
state.
The Episcopal Lenten service will
be held with Mrs. w. C. Schenck on
Wednesday afternoon at 4:45
O'Clock.
The Woman's club will meet Thurs
day afternoon at four o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. J. NJ. Kibler in
Main street.
Poisoned olives are at large;
look out, say inspectors. This was
picked from headlines in Sundays
Greenwood IndeX-Journal.
Newberry college will play Wofford
at basketball Thursday night at 8
O'Clock, in the Newberry college gym.
Admission, 25 and SO cents.
There will be service by Rev. L. B.
Boland at St. James church on next
Sunday morning at l l o'clock and at
Betheden at $50 in the afternoon.
Tom Moore will again be with US in
Lord and Lady Algy'' Tuesday. The
play is a romance Of racing and
loyalty, the race for love and for
tune.
Thursday will bring to Newberry
'|The Girl From Outside" This is a
special attraction, but there will be
no advance in prices. Don't miss this
picture.
'If l were a preacher" would have
a sermon on the man who took his
talent of money and cheated his
neighbor The extortioners ought to
be raped.
Keitt & Caldwell, the rising young
real estate agents, sold, forsaround
$4,000, the two houses in College
street. next to the new filing sta
ton, to Mr. Joseph L. Keitt
''Newberry money was easy say
witnesses. That was brought out in
the Michigan senator's trial. So was
this: 'Newberry money repairs
house" We have the same things
here in this city, but in different ways
The influenza is rapidly abating,
there having been but ten new cases
reported since the last issue of this
paper, only one of them for Monday.
The large number of houses Guaran-
tined being now reduced to twenty
four.
Shows Real Speed IN NewhesTy
Trial-Headlines in daily paper. Re-
minds US of the star speeders exceed
ing the speed limit in our own New
berry with their Ford and other cars,
and appearing later before Recorder
B. V. Chapman.
Geraldine Farrar will play THE
He'll Cat in the picture at the opera
house Wednesday, and the comedy
will be played by real monkey.
THE He'll Cat" is a dynamic melo-
drama of the Western plains. See
her whip the bad men of the west.
Under the charge of carrying con-
cealed weapons Sam Austin, colored,
was fined $50 by the recorder on
Monday morning. Austin paid up.
Recorder Chapman says there are
three things he will not be lenient
with, namely, unlawful weapons,
whiskey and gambling.
When one farmer says he does not
want it to rain SO that planting may
be done, and another far:Aer says he
wants it to rain to delay planting
for little While yet; and one man
says t1:li houses FOR people coming
- tnN.n, ard another MAJ says don't