The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-29
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


the new court house Saturday, Oc-
tober 80, at 2 p. M.
You will not be fixed up all right
for winter until you let Mr.. Monroe
Swindler give you satisfaction.
is causing hutter to think that
next Tuesday is the day for the great
big election.
Tom Moore will give "Stop Thief
again at the opera house tonight,
Thursday.
Justine tombstone, famous Broad
way beauty, is in Nothing But
Lies" with Taylor Holmes. At the
opera house Monday.
Someone put 20 cent stamp on
postcard and mailed it Tuesday. He
either made a big mistake or else
has stamps to burn
Wiley G. Peden. the boy preacher
lecturer and singer, will preach IN
the court house Sunday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
Remarked colored citizen on
Thursday morning. "The dust is he'd.
He was aiming to be proper IN MS
speech.
There will be services at st.
paul's church next Sunday (tifth
snndav\ morning at II o'clock, by
the pastor, Rev. S. P koon.
For the Participated paragraph
there are several other approaching
weddings that are as yet unannounc-
ed. !
A long train of soldiers passed
through the city on Wednesday morn
ing going from Camp Gordon to
Camp Jackson.
To represent the third district on
the executive committee of the State
Fair association Mr.. T. J. Kinard was
elected at the meeting in Columbia
on Wednesday.
Mr.. J. C. Foy was elected by city
council Tuesday night to fill the po'
sition or the police force made va
cant by the resignation of Mr.. E. Il.
Cousins.
There will be a Halloween party
and oyster supper at Midway school
house Friday night. The public is;
invited to come and have good
time.
Section was changed to ''vll-
lage" in Tuesdays paper. In an
nouncing the death of an old lady
who died in the Mollohon section OF
the county it was misprinted MoHo-
hon village. ~
A protracted meeting will begin
at Smyrna church on next Sunday
morning, October 81. Service also
at night. Preaching by Evangelist
W. H. Milley and singing led by Mr..
J. S. Hooker.
Magistrate Douglas got a fine of
SIS from Newton Abrams, colored,
who had been arrested by Deputy
Sheriff McCarley for carrying pls-
tol. Abrams pleaded guilty, else his
fine would have been greater.
Many people were glad to see the
rain Wednesday on account OF the
stifling dust that had been prevail
ing for some time, but many others
didn't want to see it at that time. A
rain never does suit everybody at the
same time.
In other paragraph we enume-
rated the prizes captured by Miss
Erin Kohn of Prosperity at the state
fair this week. Since then we have
come across more for her as follows:
Canned cherries, second; cherry pre-
serves, first; branded peaches, first.
In Thursdays session of Recorder
Chapman's court two additional
members of the Sundays herd OF
negro gamblers were fined $40 each'
which was paid, making lS men IN;
all pulled, the 16 being mentioned
in another paragraph.
Tuesdays State contained THIS
pleasing little paragraph: The !
Newberry Concert bandA W. A.
Wherry, director, arrived about noon. !,
The band has 22 pieces and will give
dailv concerts during the week Its
selections yesterday were greatly en-
joyed by the visitors and exhibitors
present. -
Many prizes in the cattle show at
the state fair were taken by Mr..
Thomas J. Kinard of Ninety-SlX.
And Mr.. F. l.. Brooks of Dyson won /
first prize in the exhibit of aged Po-
land China boars While Mr.. ). n.
Bodie of Leesville got second prize
in the department of runabout stall
lions, geldings or mares.
The Rosemont cemetery trustees