The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-06-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

discovering the loss and wondering
where he had dropped it boy came
up to the crowd and asked if anyone
had lost an automobile key. Mr..
Reighley got his key. He considered
the return of the key in such man
ner somewhat of a remarkable incl
dent.
s5 was paid by Mack Gillian, color
ed. in the recorders court Saturday
for assault and battery.
VIM. Farnum will figure in special
picture, ''Riders Of the Purple Sage"
Tuesday, and in Rainbow Trail
Wednesday, as well as in when a
Man Sees Red" on Friday.
Mrs. C. F. Templeton, Miss Augh-
try Templeton, Mrs. Chapman, Misses
Nora and Cora Chapman, with Nessrs.
Burton Wells and Ford Templeton,
motored to Whitmire Friday night to
see play by local talent, Mr.. Huff
Pendleton taking a part in the play.
Mrs. Templeton says the music by the
Whitmire orchestra was the best she
ever heard. They have fine orches-
ira in which young lady plays the
violin.
Since The Herald and News copied
an article abouta pig called Shine
officers in Spartanburg are claiming
that the moonshine pig was used by
+ them in ferreting out stills Newberry
officers could have beaten the Spar
tanburg officers to the claim if they
; had wanted to borrow "the thing
Fact is the lost, strayed or stolen pig
belonged to officers in Jacksonville
and there is, a reward of SIS for his
.rcturn-waich perhaps accounts for
the claim of Spartanburg officers.
Among the many things the re-
porter is asked to do is to say that the
residents along Nance and Harrington
streets wish the street sprinkler wo+ d
so along those thoroughfares and pre-
vent the dust that is being raised dai-
~ by the increased travel of automo-
.biles since the closing. of Main and
College streets made necessary by the
paving going on-and which, by the
way, is making headway. So many
automobiles and several other vehicles
travelling Nance and Harrington
sreets raise huge clouds of dust, and
the dirty dust floats about and settles
ever everything. If 1t is possible,
while water is so plentiful, these two
streets should be we'll watered.
The play, "a California Rose" will
be presented at the St. Phillips school
house on Friday evening and the pro-
ceeds will go to the assistance Of the
St. Phillips baseball team. The ad-
mission price is small and every one
who can should be there on time to
see the play and help the baseball
team.
Mr.. Geo. Richardson of the Jolly
street section left on the editors desk
a short time ago a cluster of apples,
the largest cluster we ever saw on
one stem and the apples were fine,
pulled from the orchard of Mrs. Alice
Livingston.
Mr.. Geo. NJ. Epting of the St.
Paui's community left with the editor
a few days ago two of the finest heads
Of cabbage you ever saw. They were
large, hard and solid, and it only
showsswhat we could do in this coun-
tt.y in the matter Of raising our own
produce if we only would make the
effort. Mr.. Epting has been growing
fine cabbage for several years and ne
sells quite a lot to the local merch-
ants. Such cabbage would make fine
craut and yet in spite Of what we can
do in this line in this country many
of our people, even farmers, send
to North Carolina for cabbage to
make their saur craut.
Though we could not attend we
appreciate the thoughtful kindness OF
our young friend, Miss Eoline Vince
Ter, for an invitation to the gradual
inc exercises of the nurses from the
Columbia Hospital school foF Nurses.
Miss Wheeler is a daughter # or
friend, John F. Wheeler Of Prosper
itv, and is a member of the gradual
ing class. \ noble profession she h"s
chosen.
Music pupils (Section b Miss Mar
garet Burton will give a piano reclt2!
in the high school auditorium Tuesday
evening, June eth at $50 O'Clock.
The public is invited.
Some Of the decorated resldeace;,