The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-23
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Sunday after next, April 1, Will he
Easter day, the day of all days IN all
the years.
A general auto repair shop will be
opened the first Of April by Mr.. +.
\. Gaines in rear OF the Haddon Mo-
tor company, East Main street.
He lotared in the colored pool
room, did Lit,leton Grazier, a negro
lad, and it cost him sS in the re-
corder's court Monday.
If you wish to see Mary Miles
Minter again go out tonight, Monday,
and see her as GUIDE of Rogue's Har-
bor.''
The University Of South Carolina
will have a big attraction at the next
commencement with Dr.. Henry
Harms to deliver the annual SER
mon.
Mimnaugh inaugurates big sale
on Wednesday and this is the time
to look after that Easter hat and the
other Easter dresses and waists that
you have been waiting to buy.
Meet Tom Moore at the opera
house Thursday in "Toby's \ Bow"
Tom will fulfill return date that
day. "Toby's Bow is Tom Moore
at his smiling, fighting best.
A fine opportunity is awaiting
someone in the purchase of that valu-
able and desirable property, the Cop
pock place, in this city offered for
sale by Mr.. E. NJ. Evans.
It is to be Strictly CONFIDENTIAL
at the opera house Wednesday, and
Madge Kennedy will play the game
in the picture, followed by the laugh
able Monkey comedy. The Monkey
comedies are fine.
By forgetting, or not caring, that
it was contrary to law to ride bicycles
on the sidewalks Of Newberry,
George Halty, negro, paid So Mon
day in Recorder Chapman's court.
Halty has been there before.
A couple of young men from
Greenwood have bought the Holmes
Bros. stock of goods in the drug
store here and will come to take
charge, conducting jewelry busl-
ness in connection Herewith.
Rev. J. L. Daniel preache dat Le-
banon Sunday afternoon. He must
have had quite a strenuous day, as
he occupied his pulpit morning and
night, besides baptizing little child
at the home of a family in the city.
A man was killed by lightning m
Columbia last week. He was at his
home and reached up to turn on
drop electric light just as the fash
occurred. Be careful with electric
lights and phones during the time OF
thunder and lightning.
Mr.. C. 3. Spinks, the Carolina Life
Insurance conapany's successful rep
resentative here, attended the an
nual agency meeting and banquet in
Columbia Saturday. The Carolina
life embraces South Carolina, Viz
ginia, George and Florida.
Messrs. G. B. and NJ. o. Summer
of Summer & Sons will leave today,
Tuesday, for Knoxville, Tenn, and
other points to select fine furniture
for the spring trade. They intend
to supply their customers with the
best in the market.
For riding his wheel on the side
walk against the law Severne Tilley
had to pay 81 Monday. Severne, in
stead of entering the navy, is serv-
ing Uncle Sam in delivering special
letters from the Newberry postof-
fee.
Baseball between Newberry and
Whitmire here today, Tuesday, at
$50 o'clock. Admission Is and rs
cents. Also Newberry against Pied
mont college, Demorest, Ga, Satur-
day at $3.50. Admission 25 and SO
cents.
There will be some apartments for
rent over The Herald and News Of
fee, as Miss Anne O. Ruff is having
the upstairs of the building fitted up
for that purpose. Getting ready for
lively times on this corner. The
workmen have just commenced on
the job.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Fuller and chill
dren and Mrs. J. R. Ellis of Laurens,
with Mr.. R. C. Smith of Columbia,
spent Suday here with their sister,
Mrs. j. L. Daniel, whose son, Mr.. j.
NJ. Daniel, of Abbeville, spent the
weekend in Newberry with his par
ents. Ei@, ssGs
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