The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-26
to pass time pleasantly and in a good

70 pass time piedStiltiS "NG III d Sooo
way.
For turning corner a. rapid rate
and cursing officer (Too;asa in the
discharge of duty, Arthur Brazwell
paid SIP by forfeitjn@ BOND for that
amount a, recorders Gear. Thurs
day. |, was rumoreG CT: TIE streets
that he had run over \ G:ali near the
Newberry hotel Tuesday night, but
that was occasioned by. herman Nav
being thrown from the car as it made
the quick turn. Nav was somewhat
hurt by the fall.
Whether one belongs 20 the rotary
club or not, or whatnot, ne ought to
be in building and loan association
and mans league. Then he should
own an automobile, have MS life in
sured, take The Herald and News,
get one of George Summers Mid
west utilitors, buy a farm, install
Silent Alamo, pattern after Henry
Wells road drag. raise a larger
family and produce plenty Of food
stuffs.
Spring cleaning has begun, and
Manager L. F. Fischer of the Coca
Cola Bottling plant here is not going
to be behind any other business place.
in seeing to this important matter.
He is firm believer in sanitary
measures and to this end has had the
paint brush applied and. other things
done to the machinery al his plant.
All systems should be cleaned cut in
the early spring.. Take paint and
water, and calomel, and brush up.
Johnnie Jones, colored, was. :::"as-
sessed" SIS by Recorder B. Y. Chap.
man for speeding. We have. no:spsed-
way in Newberry, and those who try
to make such a drive out of: :: the
streets of this city will have 40 pay,
for it. Anyhow, who Is the CHAM
pion speeder of Newber:v?!-. At.-.he
same time this Johnnie. Jones Was
pulled for speeding lte3e. the other
Johnnie Jones with his carnival in
Charleston was in trouble. ::
The road from Newberry to Dead
fall is in an awful condition, so re-
ported by Rural Carrier VIM. H.
Eddy. Near Mr.. Neely Longs it is
especially fearful. Mr.. Eddy says
that travel along that road is hard
job owing to the many holes and the
blue mud. He meets people stalling
every day, having a rough time get
ting out. People passing have no
way to get around. Either have to
go in and get stuck or not go at all.
A large recruiting squad, u. s.
army, arrived from the upper coun-
ties by way of Whitmire Tuesday
afternoon and pitched tents for the
night on the vacant lot next to the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. C. 3.
Spinks, corner Friend and Wilson
streets, on way to Camp /: Gordon,
Atlanta, Ga. The men, trucks, etc.,
gave the neighborhood an interesting
appearance for the time being; or,
rather, heightened it as the neigh
borhood always has an interesting ap-
pearance. P. S. The rapid fire
machine gun came in for a good deal
of attention.
Numbers Of persons here saw the
brilliant aurora borealis early Mon
day night, an interesting account of
which light is reprinted in another
olumn from the Charleston News and
Courier. We were among the un-
lucky ones who did not see it. Those
who saw it say the light was beauti-
full. In the language Of another, the
casual observer did not know whether
o. not it was electrical or terrestrial,
within or without the earth's atmos-
phere, or conformed to the geogra-
hlcal OR magnetic pole, or whether
it gave off noises as we'll as beautiful
colors."