The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-08-03
| SIS from Bachman Mcintyre. The


amount enlarges. Next?
Take look at 'The Garter GIL III
,s will be shown by Corinne Grlh1th
Thursday. Why did Rosalle Kay ae-
sert the stage for a small town! BEE
the picture. :~4
deep subject, August is here' anu
Judging by a few very cool nlgh1sS
and early mornings in July the cola
day in August is on the way.
For engaging in a demonstration
Of assault and battery, Ruby Az
wood and Lula Glenn, two of the fes
male species Of dusky hue and cry
faced Recorder Chapman Friday
morning and released $40 apiece.
The Woman's auxiliary of the
First Baptist church will have so So
cial meeting at the residence OF Mrs.
T. C. Pool on Tuesday afternoon
August 8, at o'clock. Every wo-
man in the church is expected to De
present. .c
Cured on Friday afternoon at o:aO,
this time at the Farmers Oil mill
| office. caused by sparks from neigh
5oring chimney, with very slight
! lamage-only a few shingles burned
| IN the roof.
Earl Williams will give you "The
Master Stroke" Wednesday. AS Yale
Durant he had idled through exls-
ence for nearly 80 years, squand-
ering a fortune, and then lived more
| n four days of real action than ne
had before in all that time.
Mr.. R. C. Boylston has sold his
home place in the city to Mr.. Grady
Holt for $1,000. This house has re-
Gently been newly painted by Mr.: II.
| D. Havird representing the Puritan
| Oil and Paint company, which always
| improves place wonderfully.
A very large crowd was in the city
Saturday. It looked like show day
with ladies and children in automo--
biles and on the public square and
along the streets, accompanied by a
big number Of men, all making a
pleasing sight. Some of the mer-
chants had fine trade.
Newberry has new frm-the Hill
Brothers-Messrs. R. N. and L. l..
/! Hill having bought the business OF
W. A. Hill, which they will continue
at the same stand, between the store
If H. H. Rikard and his masters Of,
fee. These young men handle tires
auto accessories, etc., and make vul,
,anizing a speciality. Watch for ad
| While travelling through the oil
! fields with Mr.. Jno. H. Wicker re.
Gently Mr.. Jas. F. Epting didn't get
as deep in oil as his trip partner, but
| he found new way to send post
cards. If you want to have it fully
explained you will have to see him
From the fun one young man had II
.elling us about it, it is good for the
blues.
An unusual thing occurred on Fri
day, night when four Toms met to-
| gether in the Busy Bee cafe, neither
knowing that either of the Others
would be there. They were Tom
| Campbell, Tom Richardson, Tom
| Neel and Tom Graham. After meet
:ng so unexpectedly and pleasantly
they had an enjoyable time in thai
popular restaurant,
| The drive is on and the forward
movement is progressing; that is
! collecting fines for failure to stol
he required seven minutes at the
sound of the fire alarm. Messrs. H
| u. Bryson and James Lowman went
over the top with $40 each, while
rom the same fire came forth also
:wo colored citizens, George Eichel
| oerger and Timothy Halty.
| A miniature aeroplane is on ex
libition in one of the show windows
It DR.. W. G. Mayes' drug store. i
vas designed and made by Paul Full
| enwider, the young son Of Rev. anc
Mrs. Edw. Fulenwider, and given ths
anne of "Mabel E." Paul has showr
rreat ingenuity in the construction Of
he tile machine, and it is attracting
much attention, as it is good imita
ion of the "real thing"
| An article in the daily papers Sat
.rday stated that, as the result of thu
,ecent sensational drop in the price
f wheat on the Chicago grain mar
let, prices of four are expected tt
| how sharp declines. We like to reac
'uch as this in the newspapers anc
hat 'the wheat crop of last year was
whopper and lots of it is saved owe,
o 1920, and that a plan to avert win.
er shortage of coal is being discussed
n New York"
Taylor's auto transfer was in a
air way to be destroyed by fire Sat-
1rday afternoon due to leakage of
he gas tank. It was burning under
'ood headway until Firemen L. F.
Nscher and Carl E. Epting arrived
With the chemical hose and put the
'"n'"s out Of commission. The
truck was being supplied with gaso.
me at Mr.. T. j. Hays filling station
'ear the posto flee when the fire oc-
'urred. Mr.. Hays and others stand
ng there had just remarked that the
ruck was liable to take fire at any
moment owing to the condition of its
| Iank. Several coIored men wera trv-