The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-27
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

"The Cyclone" is scheduled to ar
rive Monday, with Tom Mix in the
centre.
Newberry got licked here Monday
night by the basketball players from
! "P. c." 2S to 19.
Jurors will be drawn today, Fri
day, for the March term of the court
of general sessions.
The tickets for the musical comedy
show on Tuesday will be put on sale
at Glider e. Weeks today, Friday.
Getting out paper with a flu
epidemic on hand is some punk job
Keowee Courier.-We know all about
1t, having passed through it.
First long fight in Newberry case.
This headline didn't refer to the
fight over the Lexington slice coming
to this county, but to the Michigan
der.
Having resigned his place in the
craftsmanship of Newberry, Mr.. G.
Hugh Connolly is now with the out
side men of the city water and light
plant.
| Take in "The Girl From Outside"
tonight, Thursday. Although the
picture is a special attraction, there
will be no advance in the popular
prices.
! Trachoma died out as suddendly as
it fared up before the public, but
ever since the world war started there
has been something bad throughout
the country.
/ Clemson college will tackle New
berry at the gym here in basketball
Saturday night at 8 o'clock. The
game promises to be snappy and well
worth seeing.
/; There will be preaching by Rev. W.
O. Bodel! of Mountville at Clayton
Memorial church Sunday morning at
1880 o'clock. The public is invited
to attend the service.
"He's the original smile man;
whole city takes it up" That was
said of a man named A. L. Petty of
Winnipeg. Wonder when the Wlnni-
pegger saw our Rev. Mr.. Babb.
i It will look like old times at the
opera house Saturday with the two
reel Western, Supreme comedy and
':Big W. comedy, in addition to the
next regas2ar episode of "The 1nvisi-
!, bic Hand"
j There will be lecture at Klettner's
hall on Monday night by Mr.. NJ. W.
,Bobo of Spartanburg, district deputy
W. O. W. All Woodmen of the
J. World in the county are cordially in
, vited to attend.
The Sunday School convention OF
, No. l township will be held Sunday,
, February 29th, at the Cannon Greek
! Mission church beginning at 1880
Delegates are expected from all the
Sunday schools in No. /.
There will be religious services
, conducted by Pastor Enoch Hite next
, Sunday morning at Bethlehem at II
o'clock and at Pomaria in the after
noon at o'clock. Sunday school at
, 10 a. m. and 4 p. m. respectively.
It is in order to say that it was
Mr.. Joseph L. keitt, Jr., who bought
those two houses in College street
next the filling station at the Harring-
ton street corner. The "Jr." was
accidentally left off in Tuesdays
paper.
The bill transferring from Lexing-
ton to Newberry county the territory
voted to be transferred has passed
it's third readind in the house. This
virtually means that the bill will
finally pass, having already passed
the senate.
The Lime-Cola people have signed
the contract for the building Of a
plant in Newberry, which contract,
as we mentioned recently, had been
submitted to them by Mr.. Julius j.
Langford. The building will be begun
without delay by Contractor Lang
ford.
! The Harrington street house re-
Gently sold by Mr.. Dan NJ. Ward to
Mr.. Jno. B. Meyes has be"n bought
by Mr.. T. NJ. Rogers, the we'll known
jeweler. Before moving there with
his family Mr.. Rogers will overhaul
the house and make a new building
of it.
/ Among the opinions handed down
by the supreme court during the
past week was the following: "W. H.
Suber, appellant VS.. The Parr Shoals
company, respondent. Affirmed. Opln-
ion by T. B. Fraser, A. j. Which