The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-01
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Cotton IA cents, seed 81 1-2.
Wednesday will be the grounding
day. The pro-hog ard anti-hog ad-
herents will now have their annual
discussion. Some wish for him to see
| his shadow in the sunshine and go
back and let it be cold for six weeks
longer, and some wish for cloudy
day so that he may stay out and
bring an early spring. The hog idea
| is good for all day.
By the score of 81 to II Newberry
basketball team defeated the Laurens
high school quintet in a game last
Friday on the local court en- the gra-
ded school campus.-Laurensville
Herald, 2sth.
Thrills and throbs in the story of
burglars bride. She didn't know
he was a thief when he stole her
heart. Her husband a thief, his we'd
; ding gift a stolen jewell See Rather
! inc Macdonald in "My Lady's Latch
key" Thursday.
1t does pay to advertise. Estate
Agent Frank R. Hunter lost a fine
large Jersey calf and advertised for
it's return. That well known young
man, Pierce Goggans, found the calf
and having read the ad. in The Her
aid and News, knew what to do with
it. Pierce likes to read The Herald
and News and he gets on the lookout.
| The reporter wrote about a pigeon
on hand of the city clock. The type
put the bird on the hand of the city
clerk. Clerk Chapman did not see it.
The fight of a warm, pulsating,
elemental love against the desire to
appear as the most decorative person
in her little world of society. This
will be seen at the opera house We'd
nesday when Olive Tell appears in
"Clothes."
That tail to brown fur, advertis-
ed as found by James, Suber, was
turned over to the owner, Miss Lois
Wallenzine. It pays to advertise.
Jesse Kinard, once the slave of the
late General H. H. Kinard, died few
days ago at the home of his daughter
at Jalapa. He was we'll known in New
berry where he resided, and was
around 100 years old.
Newberry is coming in for some of
the stolen automobiles now so ram
pant throughout' the country. Last
week a stranger drove in from AL
gusta with a stolen Chalmers and left
it in front OF the Newberry post Of
fee; must have become frightened.
He sold ten razors at 81 each, when
they were worth S5 piece. It is said
that he had previously brought three
Chalmers cars and two or three Fords
to Newberry as stolen property.
The policemen, including the
health officer, are in possession Of
handsome new uniforms which set
them off nicely.
Basketball game in college gym
Wednesday, February End ground
hog day. between Piedmont college
and the American Legion. Admission
|25c.
Tuesday will see ''The Woman in
His House" at the opera house, and
ground-hog day will see 'elothes." :"
Look for both.
A temporary sojourner in Newber-
ry, Mr.. Orvi Michael from North Car
olina, was arrested Sunday by Po-
licemen Tobias and Melton for hav-
ing contraband whiskey in his posses
sion. He didn't have much on him at
the time of his arrest, but he paid q
$40 fine in the recorders court Mon
day.
Eugene Cureton, colored, started
on Monday serving the city Is days
because of his inability to pay SIS in
case of assault and battery.
The proceeds from the picture on
Saturday morning for the benefit Of
the European children amounted to
$109.S5. u -