The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-02
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

exchanges For instance, again, the
Rec Creek cor. Sentinel signs Moon
shine Blues, and still another Lone
some Kid Then here comes the Nc
Gormick Messenger with Blue Bird,
Rose Bud and Crab Apple. And there
are others in.various papers.
We and you are invited to view the
display of paper hats, made by ladies
Ind children of our city. See Hal
Kohn's west window.
Tom A. Williams, of Newberry is "a
member of the endowment board of
Tie grand lodge of Negro Pythians
which met in convention at Orange
Burg last week.
!; The hot dog days have come again,
the meanest Of the year. But We will
look for the cold day in August some
tine this month.
: Speaking of mixing babies, we got
the Gaillard babies mixed Friday.
little Frances White is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Y. C. Gaillard.
Zone of Mr.. H. H. Abrams hands
found bunch of new horse shoes,
which the owner can have by calling
$t5the residence Of Mr.. Abrams. Own
81 will leave 25 cents to pay the
printer.
tsAll newspaper errors can not well
be corrected, but we can correct an
error in Fridays paper. There is ex-
edse for some errors and this is one.
Eneece and Nicely sound so much
alike that, by not keeping our mind on
our work during the rush, noise and
confusion of last press day we made
the mistakes of giving DR.. B. E..
Knsece credit for some fine work ac-
eomplished by DR.. A. T. Neely, in an
operation fer the removal Of ade-
noids and tonsils. However, we re-
beat: Why should Newberry people
"a to Greenville or any other place
FOR these operations when we have
Efficient service at home? And what
We said about DR.. Kneece in place of
Dr.. Neely holds good for both Drs.
Neely and Kneece. as each is an ex-
pert in his particular line of profes-
sion.
Alfred Graham, colored, from Mr..
Thomas Folks place, came in Satur-
Say with bottle full of cotton bolls
containing weevils; which shows that
the boil weevils are here, or rather
there, as some fields do not seem to
nave them. Burn your weevils, and
Quit: carrying them around, helping
Ihem to spread. Bringing in boil
Neeyils is like bringing in first cotton
blooms. After the first two or three
The interest ceases, because they get
thiek in hurry after they start. So
with the boil weevils.
& Coming: Kismet. In. the mean
time, Irene Rich will repeat "a
Voice in the Dark" at the opera house
tonight, Monday. Wanda Hawiey
vii be in ''Her Sturdy Oak" Tuesday,
katherine Mcdonald an Stranger
Than Fiction" Wednesday and Earle
Williams. in at Can Be Done" on
Thursday, our busy press day.
q q A>colered woman by name of Viola
Boyd, rs years old, living on Mr.. Fay
cite Clamps place, about a mile be-
yond Smyrna church, was killed by
lightning Saturday afternoon. She
Eas in the yard taking clothes from
The line, presumably with her hand
4pn the line, when the bolt struck her.
Ten speeders had cases in the mag
istrate's court Monday morning, the
F5tal amount from the trials and for
FIXTURES being S110.
& Yesterday was salesday but you
wouldn't have known it. Tomorrow
Is the beginning of trade and pleasure
meek and we hope to know it.
!, Wade Suber, colorsd, had two cas-
es in the court of Magistrate Doug
1ss Monday; one. for larceny and the
other for defrauding board. His en-
tire sentence was $40 or so days. He
hadn't paid up to date.
Six negro gamblers were before
Recorder Chapman Monday. Five
paid fines of $40 each and the, sixth
man, Shine Miller, is to pay his $40
for his part in the game, besides s25
For allowing it in his house, and S3
for assault and battery before he
Comes free or takes the days. In the
same session of court, Amos Glenn,
ssiofeG psid So and Lige Cannon.
sase, eolored, 81 for assault and bat
terry:
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