The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-09-03


F: Newberry chamber Of commerce. No
, charge is made for this service.
All Bachelor Maids are requested
to attend very important call meet
F.; ing Friday morning at 10 o'clock at
the home of Miss Elizabeth Doml-
nick.
Now that the election is over, at
tention will turn to the reopening OF
| college and schools, the opening of
cotton and the fall season, and other
good things.
Disabled veterans Of the world
war don't forget to see Mr.. l.. g.
Harrison at the Hotel National next
Tuesday. Bring your discharge GER
tificate with you.
Mrs. S. J. Derrick has returned
home, after an extended visit pleas
antly spent in Lexington at the home
of Hon. and Mrs D. Frank Efrd, and
other relatives and friends.
The W. NJ. suber place of 25O
acres has been bought by Mr.. H. Pet
Baker, the price paid being $4,000
Mr.. Baker has resold the house tract
to his father, Mr.. C. K. Baker.
It cost Julia Turner, coiored, SlO
for cursing, and Zebedee Counts
colored, will count Is days at work
for obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, by order Of Recorder Chap
man on Wednesday.
They-Cynthia May and Jack
created some kind of col
ored disturbance and in Recorder
Chapman's court on Tuesday morn
! ing each paid SIS for the "fun" she
and he had had during the creating.
1t cost Joe Williams So in the re-
corder's court Tuesday for leaving
his car on the stree, an unreasonable
liength of time. Now this of course is
/ not the Joe Williams who sells SO
many white people rich creamy milk
| but another colored Joe living in the
country.
! The recorders court took in S115
| IN Wednesday, of which amount Mr.
!. G. Blackmon gave SIS for speed
ng and the following $40 each for
,, failing to stop the required seven
minutes at sound of fire alarm
Hessrs. Beale Cromer, W. O. Davis
and J. P. Connolly.
The Rev. C. T. Squires left yester-
day for Dcminick Presbyterian
church in Newberry county, where
he will begin a series of revival sev-
| ces. He expects to return to the
,ity Saturday in order to fill his pull
pit at the First Presbyterian church
Sunday morning.-Laurens Adver-
tisr, 1st.
The fire causing the alarm to be
sounded at 1:45 on Tuesday after
loon was only a little blaze in the
'ent used by the new artesian wei
lrillers on high point. Just a small
iole burned in the tent. Mr.. Wells
hands watered the place successfully
With buckets before the fire company
1ad time to touch the spot.
| The Newberry Herald and New:
comes to us in enlarged form now
'ull of fresh news. ''The Boys" as
veil as "the Father" are putting
! heir strength on the paper. We wei.
some it's visits. We think we car
also see the efficient handiwork Of
| Mr. Greneker on the paper.-Asso
late Reformed Presbyterian. Thanh
you very much. Speaking abou'
putting strength on the paper you
must give that to "the boys" jim
md Humbert, ard their helper, Fred
The paper would be nothing without
them.
A young man got off good thing
which we think deserves a place
'lere. He didn't think he was talk
,ng for publication, but when he said
lie had. dug trenches in the mud while
elving in France during the war,
md while they were bad enough, he
lad not fought through them as hare
IS he has had to fight through the
mud IN the roads between Newberrv
md Whitmire, we thought we'd like
20 repeat it. The young man is Mr..
Huff 7. Templeton, son of Mr. C. F.
Templeton of the Pepsi-Cola Bottling
,lant. He was a member of an en-
| 5ineering corps overseas.
People generally throughout the
county know Eliza Rion, the polite
| and accommodating matron at the.
Newberry depot. They all Ike her
because she is always in good humor