The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-07-22
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

NAklOOS AMI ALL HoSSA'
There are more ants, weevils and
other insects this year than ever be-
fore. or in a long time.
In the message from Mars" at
the opera house Friday, featuring
/ Bert Lytell, it will be shown wherein
a woman's unfaltering love receives
long overdue reward.
There are more automobiles and
more receptions and more OF great
many things this year than ever IN
Newberry, it seems to US. This con-
dition appears to be universal. Heav-
en- must be the one and only place
where it is quiet, calm and serene
Imagine society in heaven holding
receptions every day, sometimes two
or three times a day, and the inhab-
itants of the various circles all talk
ing at the same time.
The story of man who had a
mans Job to do and did it like a man,
will be seen at the opera house Mon
dav in "The One-Man Trail" as
shown by Buck Jones.
The Greenville pictures by the Les
! lie brothers of Newberry for Fox
News showed up we'll at opera house
Monday. These artists take good pic
lures for the great Fox Film COM
panv. Perhaps they will have oppor-
tunities to film something from New
berry from time to time.
The paved streets look. good, are
good and "ride good" And they
will do Newberry good.
Ave1eigh Presbyterian pulpit Will
be occupied next Sunday morning at
1870 o'clock by the Rev. James T.
Fair, who is visiting here as men
toned in Tuesdays paper.
? The Dutch weather prophet did not
saw that August would be a rainy
month. He said it will rain until
about August 10th-not the entire
month excessively. 49,:
The Greenwood Index-J Journal of
recent date carried an account of a
collie which made use think of Nr.
Havne Abrams dog. The paper
speaks of the dog as an intelligent
collie. which went into the city libra
nv and took seat in comfortab bio
chair refusing to leave, making him.
self at home. "The intelligent ami
NAL sticks out his paw to friends
who notice him in passing and gives
a wag of gratitude for the attention
shown him. The Index-Journal also
calls him dog Of culture. Just like
Mr.. Abrams dog. One afternoon
last week Mr.. Abrams was reading the
State. His cultured and intelligent
animal didn't like that, so he goes and
gets The Herald and News and takes
it to his master.
j. P. Young, colored, shot John
Gaines, colored, with pistol at H.
H. Ruff's store Wednesday night.
:; Gaines is expected to die. Young has
been arrested by Sheriff Blease and
lodged in Jail.
Sam, McCline and Ulysses Tribble,
colored boys, whipped Tom McMor-
ries with a strap Wednesday after
moon in the yard of the boys moth
er, after disarming him of shotgun
and pistol in his buggy. The negro
Tom was accused of making false
statements about the mother of the
boys. He was arrested by Deputies
Player and Taylor and lodged in
jail The three boys were also ar
rested by the same officers an dtak N
before Magistrate Douglas, who fin
ed them 81 each.
Some experience with big snake
was had by Mr.. Nets FAINT the first
of the week when he killed mocca-
sin as large around as fat mans
wrist. When he cut the snake in two
with his hoe 25 little baby moccasins
ran out and were also killed. The
State newspaper says Nets is an
other st. Pat. Anyway he did good
lob, as otherwise all those snakes
might have lived to grow up in Mrs.
Fant's yard or in the neghborhood.
Mollohon VS.. Oakland