The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

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F! VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Up Salt creek has been changed
to up Green river.
! Gus Hills minstrels will hold the
stage again tonight, Thursday.
Our attention has been called to
some very dirty places in Newberry.
1t does seem that every Demo
crat ought to pay the dollar down.
The Rev. E. V. Babb will preach at
Kings Creek next Sabbath afternoon
at $50.
Ringling Bros. and Barnum &
Bailey will be in Spartanburg on
October FL.
The, library hours have been
! changed to $3.50 opening time, clos
ing at 5 O'Clock.
There will be several lady mar
ayers at the federal box in the gen
eral election this November.
A fountain pen lost and a foun-
tain pen found, two different pens,
| both advertised the same day.
Next Tuesday is the day for the
meeting of the exports corporation
called by County Chairman J. L.
Keitt.
There will be preaching at the
First Penecostal church in Newoerry
! on Sunday morning by the pastor,
the Rev. J. C. Smith.
Since the published statement that
Chairman J. B. Hunter had sent a
check for S912.5O to headquarters of
the state Democratic fund he has
collected S83 to be added to that
amount:
| The negro, Archie Counts, ar
rested by Deputy Sheriff McCarley
and jailed on the charge of break
ing into the Peoples National bank
of Prosperity last Saturday night,
has confessed.
''The. Branded Woman will be at
the opera house Friday. This story
gives Norma Talmadge unlimited op-
! portunity for an artistic versatility in
which she preeminently excels. So
says a reliable authority.
The next best thing to hearing Cox
and Roosevelt and other fine orators
speaking from the stands is to hear
them speaking from the records at
the studio of o. G. T. E. Salter.
These accommodating artists will
take pleasure in giving you the en-
joyment of the treat.
A telephone message was received
by Mr.. j.. L. Dickert on Wednesday
night from Mrs. Sallie Dickert of
Columbia stating that Mr.. John Tur-
ner had been killed by car. There
were no. further particulars. Mr..
Turner married Miss Lominick of
Prosperity and once lived in New
berry.
A few days after Health Officer
S. T. Matthews got busy pouring
kerosene in places the mosquitoes
held up something caused i ces-
sation of hostilities and we want to
give credit to the health authorities.
Just before the oil was ordered turn
ed on, the mosquitoes were thick and
annoying.
Prof. Cody, called the miracle
man by some, or the man Of mystery,
is in Clinton and will be there the
balance of the week. One of the
mysteries connected with him is why
should he have gone to Clinton be-
fore coming to Newberry when it
had been announced that he would
be here.
Andrew Gilliam's wife, Jenny, has
gone to Citra, Fla, to teach school.
She is bright young woman and
will no doubt make a good teacher,
being a graduate Of Benedict col
lege. For the present Snug" who,
like his father, Jack, and brother
Roy, is a good barber, will remain
here. Newberry has fine BARRIERS,
white and colored.
The Young Peoples Christian
union will have charge of the serv-
ice next Sabbath morning at the A.
r. P. church. The program will be !
based on the mission study book: