The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-18
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

fault.
Two of the finest collie dogs in the
land will be shown in the picture OF
"The Strange Boarder" Tuesday, with
Will Rogers.
There will be baseball game Tues
day afternoon at College Park be-
tween college and the American
legion teams of Newberry.
Wednesday will see the beginning
of Chautauqua, the seven day Red-
path. followed soon thereafter by the
good commencement season.
See the bright Delco light at the
stables of Baker, Mccullough and
Baker and have a talk with them
about it, with view of installing
similar lights. :.
The Giant strawberry is beauti-
full fruit. Dr.. W. G. Houseal brought
in one on Saturday from his patch:
It was the largest strawberry we had
ever seen, and it "sure looked good." "
Wilson Gets Out of Way and
Leaves Track Clear.-Headline in
Observer. This does not refer to
President Wilson, but to County
Superintendent of Education Wilson.
That a. girl never smiles does not
necessarily mean that she is nursing
a crouch. She may have cerns.-
Easley Progress. Most of the New
berry girls nave pleasant counte-.
There is a new plumber and pipe
filter in town looking around, from
Anthony, Fla, in the person OF Mr.
C. A. Priest. He is prospecting with
a view of stalking his claim in this
community. We hope he will sue
ceed in finding the location suitable;
Wednesday will see the Sibyl
Sarnmis Singers at the Chautauqua
tent and Tom Mix in "The Terror" at
the opera house. Thursday the Emer-
son Williams company concert at the
Chautauqua and Madge Kennedy IN
."The Blooming Angel at the opera
house.
Lucille Spearman, colored, was be-
fore the recorder on Friday under
three indictments-petit larceny OF
SIS, SO and dress, for which she
was fined SIS each or sentenced to
serve three times 80 days. From the
way it looks up to date she Will
serve.
Real turkey and all the trimmings
were served, and instead Of convers-
ing with strangers the principals
chatted with their own relatives and
friends. That's why there is such
happy, animated atmosphere in the
cafe scene of "The Blooming Angel"
to be shown at the opera house
Thursday.
Let no one forget the great Ameri-
can Legion Membership "Push" from
the 18th to the 22nd inclusive. Every
one should join in pushing this good
movement, and if any one refuses
there is something wrong with him.
Join by handing your name to either
DR.. Jno. B. Settler, DR.. j. K. Wicker
or Hal Kohn.
The Hardware association of the
Carolinas, at the meeting in Green
Vile last week, passed resolutions
"favoring an early adoption of the
peace treaty between the United
States and Germany in manner to
properly safeguard the constitution
al interests of the nation" MIR. L. G.
Eskridge was elected third vice.
president of the association.
Three ladies were seen standing In
front of a certain Harrington street
residence Friday just before dinner,
smiling and chatting as they toyed
with another lady's baby. But what
this passer-by noted particularly was
that the ladies all wore shoes with
sensible heels. It was such a con-
trast to the spool heels Of the day,
those little STOOL heels even some tat
and heavy women labor over, wob-
bling along the pebbly road.
AS so many people are calling for
Street Supervisor Werts at the same
time it is nothing but fair to say that
he is busy and will get around to
your place as soon as possible. he
has just recently finished concrete
culvert three feet in diameter and
80 feet eight inches long across the
road in Harrington street, between
the jail and the railroad, and one So
feet in length and three in diameter
in Langford street. He can't be IN
more than one place at time.
Cornelius Robertson is the well
known janitor of Aveleigh Presby-
terian church. During the past
about seven years he has also been
the faithful worker on Mrs. T. c.
POOLS place in the city. In his spare
moments he does jobs of gardening,
lawn moving, ditch cleaning, fence
fixing, etc. Like other good work
men who have their hands full, ne
can not always fill an appointment to
the minute, but he tries to be on
time. One of Cornelius best claims
to the good opinion of the community
is that he is son Of the late Will
liam Robertson, whose reputation for
reliability he strives to emulate as
he walks in the footsteps OF his
father.
The new residence for Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. w. Smith, Jr., is now under
rood hoadwav of construction at the