The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-25

ers is requested.
| VARIOUS AND; ALL ABOUT.
/ A tail to a brown fur was found
in Boundary street last Thursday by
James Suber, who delivers for Haiti
|wanger and Carpenter. James would
like to deliver this brown tail to the
fur to the owner, if she will let him
know who she is.
Before Recorder Chapman on Fri
day Will Bostick was up for petit
larceny in two cases and vagrancy IN
another case. For the two cases he
got $50 or 20 days each aad for the
lother case, SIS or Is days. When we
last looked into it Bostick hadn't
raised the S55 and had started on the
Hike number of days.
You will have Diamonds Adrift'
I.by Earl Williams at the opera house
Thursday.
The auditor will stop at Peak on
Wednesday and will jump to May
binton Thursday, after doing J. L.
Crooks store Tuesday.
The new Mower garage, now near
ing completion, looms up like big
cotton mill plant running the length
from east Main to Friend street. 1t
lit a great giant of building.
1 After taking in s'The Truth About
Husbands" at the opera house Mon
iday night you may see sThe Cheater
Reformed Tuesday. William Russell
will play it for you in the picture.
Billy suber, for driving a truck
without light, paid a, 81 fine in the
recorders court Friday,
Ground is being prepared by Con-
tractor E. H. Leslie for two dwell
ling houses he will build on his lot
fronting in Friend street west of hs
residence and he is also already pre-
pared to erect another house between
the two houses he owns in Wilson
street.
Wednesday there will be an unusu-
Ial picture at the opera house, shown
iby Mary Miles Minter in her usual
way. See aAI Souls Eve"
In list published by the State
|Newberry county has total regis
ltration of 2,036 automobiles and
trucks, of which 1,418 were return
ed, showing discrepancy Of 618 be-
Itv Iii the number licensed and the
number returned for taxation.
! The crowds made it look like circus
day here Saturday.
Newberry county has come in for
her part of the residue of the so per
cent motor vehicle fund due the state,
our part being s7o3.s2.
| Sunday was a wonderful day for
automobile riding and many took ad-
Vantage of it. Some even drove
Through Chnch row and other lanes
and alleys.
Calhoun, Harrington and Cren-
shaw streets, and no doubt other
thoroughfares, have been worked
well under the direction of that
Iprince of street supervisors, Mr.. Joe
Wertz.
We know little girl who has been
making her own clothing ever since
she was FIVE years old. 1t would no
doubt be very hard to find another
one like that.
Mrs. Geo. E. Epps received a tel
agram Monday announcing the death
of her uncle, Col. Newton Brown, on
Monday at 8 O'Clock at Anderson.
Although a number of senator's
have long service record in the
upper house of the general assembly,
J. Fred Schumpert, veteran sergeant
alarms, has the longest record of any
officer in the body. He has served
continuously since 1908 and has seen
the passage of the open dispeassries,
the gallon month, the quart a
month and now faces prohibition with
! a smile.-The State.
Cotton has gone back to IA cents;
seed remains at 33.
The chamber of commerce is invlt-
ed to send delegates to the meeting
in Atlanta Of the Southern Tariff as
sociation, which will meet in that
city on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day OF this week. Anyone wishing to
attend this meeting will please see
Secretary L. w. Maxwell. Vice Pres
ident Coolidge will be present and it
would be a pleasure and privilege
to meet him. We hope Newberry will