The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-03-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

NNlooS AlSb ALL Ao'Ob.
Addition of rooms to the home of
Mr.. 7. NJ. Rogers and family makes
a great and becoming Improvement
in that part Of Harrington street.
1t is not so surprising that Mrs.
Odalite johnson Wallace should have
won the first prize in the recent con-
| test through the News and Courier
when you reflect that she is an alum
nus of Newberry college, which is
incidentally another victory for
''Newberry"
After finding out about care All
Men Alike?" at the opera house to-
night, see "Polly With a Past" Tues
day.
The play, aye Village Skewl of
Long Ago." viii be given at Jalapa
school house Saturday night, March
1th, beginning at $3.50.
Deputy Sheriffs Taylor and Player,
Constable Havird and Chief Rodels-
perger raided Rob Sligh's store and
his house in town Friday afternoon
and destroyed Is gallons of mash
ready for distilling purposes. This
/ led the county officers to the home of
Godfrey Rice in No. 2 township,
where they found a, tin can still in
operation. The officers seized the
outfit and a small quantity Of mean
liquor and brought Rice to Jail. Sigh
/ had already been committed.
Jack Pickford has: never appeared
to better advantage. He makes the
best of striking role in "The Man
Who Had Everything Wednesday.
| A rotten egg was placed in hens
nest to induce the old lady to lay.
One day after date=a man about the
place walking by discovered newly
Matched chicken from that decoy egg.
This little chick wasa Sitting" in the
nest alone amidst THE ruins.
News has BEEN received of the
marriage of Watson ,Nickerson in
Columbia to Miss Charlotte May
Campsen of NewBerry. Johnston
! friends send best congratulations to
this youthful couple, who surprised
the folks. A visit from them to the
groonn's mother, Mrs. Fannie Nicker-
son, is expected soon- Johnston cor.
Edgefeld Chronicle, 10th.
Here is a good fish story in true
sense of. the word. Messrs. Gus Sum-
! mer and Adrian Summer, with Mr..
Jake Hipp of Pomaria went to Elloree
Monday morning on fishing expedi-
tion, returning on Wednesday night.
They started home with big load of
the best and largest fishes in the riv-
er, "a in number, tied on the running
board, securely as they thought. After
coming long distance they made the
startling and disappointing discovery
that the string was lost. They didn't
! do thing but go back-38 miles at
that-beyond Orangeburg; but all IN
vain, not lost fish was seen. All
i men will agree that such loss after
such a trip was hard to bear.
We hear of several approaching
marriages in the near future.
j A farmer broguht eggs to the city
last Saturday week. He left five doz-
en- in a box in his buggy on the lot
opposite the post office and went to a
nearby store, staying only few min
utes. When he. returned the eggs
were gone. Eggs at 20 cents dozen
are cheap enough to buy. A man
who would steal hard earned eggs
when so low down in price is a low
down thief sure enough.
! The fire Thursday night between
12 and 1 o'clock was at the home of
Mr.. Henry Adams and family in Col
lege street, and had it not been for
several college boys might have been
serious one. They saw an unusual
light on the back porch of the Adams
home and made investigation, send
! ing in the alarm, but going to work
themselves by the right sort of &C
ton, the family being asleep. Their
work was effective and prevented a
destructive blaze, only large hole
having been burned in the wall. The
fire started from hot ashes the color
ed girl in the house had put in box
earlier in the evening.
March debate Friday night, 18th,
consequently only matinee for
Scrambled Wives" but "Scrambled
Wives" will be shown Thursday with
Marguerite Clark featured in the pic