The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-02

direction of Street Superintendent
Joe W. Werts, and an additional cleo
trio light placed near the residence Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. 2. Johnson, in
Harrington street, all of which IS
appreciated by interested parties.
County Chairman H. H. Blease
calls meeting of the Newberry
County Democratic Executive COM
mittee for Monday morning at II
O'Clock in the court house: Business
of much Importance will be trans
acted.
Hal Kohn having outgrown his
present quarters as statloner, VIII
vacate the store room he now occu.
pies and take his stock and stacks OF
goods to the vacant store room for
merly occupied by the late Miss Joe
L. Jones. This change will be made
the first of next week. Hal moves
things. The place he leaves wont be
vacant many days. But that is story
for another time.
One negro stole 81 from another
negro's house at Jalapa and Police
man E. H. Cousins and j. P. Living
ston nabbed him as he got off the
train from Laurens Tuesday morn
ing. These officers had wind of it
and were at the depot for the pur-
rose. The negro didn't fit the de-
smription, but Cousins and Living
ston know how to size up man.
We have been speaking so much Of
needed Improvement along. Harring
ton street lately, the stork has taken
it up, and now MIR. Jack B. Gregory
will have to sell a good many more
gallons of oil to keep up with the
high cost of living and production,
because of the enlargement in his
family on account of >the arrival of
an eight-pound bouncing baby boy
on Tuesday night.
The storm Sunday in Georgia and
Alabama, with it's loss Of life and
damage to property, should give new
cause for thankfulness or the part of
the people resident in this .sectlon
that we are so fortunately situated as
to be free from danger Of these
frightful convulsions of nature
Anderson Mail. We are always glad
to read such expressions Of grateful
ness which should find ready re-
sponse in every heart.
The Herald and News is glad to
welcome MI y. c. Toole back to
Newberry, where he is with the New
berry Machine company in lower
friend street. He was doing insur-
ance work at Huntington, ". Va.
for the c. & o. railroad, but decided
to return to Newberry, which he likes
better His interesting family came
some time ago. Mr.. Toole is pleas
antly remembered as the former cap
tain of the late military company he
organized here, and in other capaci-
ties as live resident.
People will be shown ''The Third
Woman" at the opera house, by Car
lyle Blackwell, Friday, and the first
episode of "The Silent Avenger" will
be shown Saturday. This latter is
the story of a young bank cashier
who is sent to prison on the faxed
evidence of superior officer in the
bank who is his rival in love. In pris-
on he is put on the trusty list. While
working on a high scafold is hurled
to death. BY changing identity
with the mutiliated man he is free
to fight his way back to love and
honor And such a fight
I The Newberry Business school has
gone into new quarters, or rather re-
turned to old quarters. over Haiti
wan@er & Carpenter, Inc, where the
young people were formerly taught
stenography and t.|Hewriting and
where other young people vii now