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

The Rev. w. NJ. WhlteSlde, super
intendent of the Baptist hospital IN
Columbia, will preach at Bethel Bap-
'tist church at II o'clock in the morn
ing and at Prosperity Baptist church
at 4 o'clock in the afternoon on next
Sunday, February the 18th.
Two negro boys, George Caufman1
and Will Cannon, had difficulty last
week in which pistol was drawn.
The drawee came clear but the drew
er. Caufman, was fined $50. Caufman
is out on a $50 bond pending appeal.
Painters are ereshcring up police
headquarters, making even the prison
cells look brighter for the transient
"boarders" who can't raise the prices
of fines when brought before the To-
cal bar of justice.
1t is the first boy in a family q
five children and he came Saturday
week to take his place with his four
sisters in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar w. Long of tie county: weigh
ino 9 1-2 pounds.
James Ferguson, the well-known
Young colored painter, while freshen-
ing up the old Bradley house perpar-
atory for occupancy, came across
some old papers on the wall, among
which we're the Columbia Daily Phoe-
nix of August 80, 1878, the York
Vile ENQUIRER of July 81, 1873, a
copv of the Newberry Herald of that
wear and copy of the Observer OF
1885, On the page Of The Herald as
seem By Jim We're several ads, as toi-
lows: Stoves and tipware, W. L.
Wright; W. F. Speck, jeweler; K. Z.
Shiver & Co., dry goods, etc., ana H.
H. Blease, ,tinware.
The ground hog played safe. The
forenoon being cloudy and the sun
coming out in the afternoon, his hog
ship has the privilege of claiming ne
saw his shadow or didn't see it.--An-
derson Mail. There is a great d.
versity of opinion concerning this
ground hog affair.
A new serial, "The Purple Riders,
featuring Joe Ryan, will Begin a. the
opera house Tuesday, and another
"Fighting Fate" with William Dun
can, Saturday, making two fine seri-
ais running once a week. Tuesdays
will now be as big days as Saturdays
at our play house.
A lady now visiting in Newberry
tells the reporter of bright remark
recently made by little four-and-a-
half year old boy of Columbia. The
little fellow enjoys Ham Bone as read
to him from The State. One day ne
heard his mother mention ham bone at
the dinner table. He was distressed;
wanted to know if they were going to
eat Ham Bone, they liked him so well.
He thought that was the last of old
Ham Bone.
There are two attractions in the
city tonight, Monday: "Not guilty"
al the-opera house, and the celebrated
Tuskeegee singers from Booker T.
Washington's we'll known college in
Alabama. Those who have heard
these fine singers from the records
will be pleased to bear their natural
voices atiBethlehem colored Baptist
church tonight. And one of the sing
ers is Albert Nicely, son Of Berry
Neely of our city.
The young people are. looking for
ward to Monday Of next week, as
that will be St. Valentines day.
After the meeting of the Southern
Cattlemen's association in Columbia
last week Messrs. L. B: Frick and c.
P. Cannon, both of Little Mountain,
each bought shorthorn.
People will see "Shore Acre" at
the opera house Tuesday, 'Ducks and
brakes" Wednesday,, 'Thez Fatal
Hour Thursday, "Mama's Affair"
Friday, besides other pictures men
toned in this paper.
Two colored youths. Henry Sadler
and William Halyard, were before
the recorder on Monday for assault
and battery, for which Sadler paid
S5 and Halyard So.
Wednesday will be Ash Wednes-
day, the beginning Of Lent, which re-
ligious season is observed by some of
the churches. There will be SER
vices at the Lutheran Church Of the
Redeemer in the afternoon at 4
o'clock and at St. Luke's Episcopal
church at 4 80.
"Listen Lester" musical comedy,
viii no bora on tho 1Ath--vS 1entine