The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
Cotton Is cents, seed, 8. j..

cotton 15 cents, SEED, ) -.
Have you seen any blue birds late
ly?
''The Old Maids" will be the sub
ject of DR.. J. L. Daniels sermon at
the Central Methodist church next
Sunday night. A lady told US to men
ton this. She (who is one of then)
wants to see how many Of that fine
class of residents will be present.
This is good subject. Let's see what
DR.. Daniels object is. We thought
Mai. j. F. j. Caldwell had said about
all there was to be said of cid maids,
but if anyone in Newberry can say
anv more it is DR.. Daniel-and he'll
"beard the lioness in her den."
Would you feel depressed at find
ing that the only man in hostile
community who seemed to be your
friend is actually your most danger
Gus enemy? See 'The Gauntlet
Friday.
There will be service at the Epis-
copal church Sunday morning at
1850 and also in the afternoon at
O'Clock, by the Rev. W. S. Holmes.
The Woman's Missionary society OF
Central church will meet Monday at
ternoon at 4 o'clock with Mrs. J. l..
Daniel.
A marriage ceremony was witness
ed on Monday noon by Messrs. Bill"
Fair and "Bill" Smith, Sr., in the Of
fee of the judge of probate, waen
Judge Ewart solemnly united a cou-
ple from Clinton: Mrs. Eunice
Johnson and Mr.. VIM. ]. Sallentine.
Some come from Clinton to be mar
ried in Newberry, while others go
from Newberry to be married IN Gin
ton.
= To the disappointment Of many who
believe in the grounding the sunshine
turned on at noon Wednesday, con-
sequently the little animal saw his
shadow and went back to his hole,
and now there will be no early spring
but six weeks more of winter. So they
say.
For assault and battery Rob. Will
liams, colored, paid $40 in the re-
corder's court Wednesday and Nancy
Williams paid the same IN answer to
a case of cursing and creating dlsor-
derly conduct,
We take great pleasure in record
ing the fact that Mr.. H. II. Blease,
senior member of the law firm OF
Blease & Blease, is able to resume
his professional work after recover
ing from long spell Of illness. Some
of his friends We're under the impress
sion that he had not as yet returned
to the practice of law. He will be
pleased to see his clients and friends
at his Office.
Every now and then we have some
thing to say about the B. BIS. There
are several sets of 3. BIS here, all
sousy bees'' in a way, some of them
being sweet B's and they are getting
busy.
If the people of this country had
the hard times the people of Poland
are having they would have real
cause for gloom and dependency.
Mr.. T. Vigodsky recently wrote let
ter to relative in his former home
city in the old country and in an
swering the letter the same envelope
was used, showing how scarce writ
ing material was there and how every
ssscrap of paper" had to be utilized.
The envelope had been reversed and
'made oyer" by cutting, folding and
turning inside out" 1t was neatly
done. When we think of the paper
going to waste here it's hard to rea-
lize that it should be scarce any
where. It must indeed be sad times an
Poland and other countries overseas.
The Bachelor Maids will meet on
Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock with
Miss Blanche Davidson in Boundary
street.
Those trees in front of the new
Mower garage and the site for the
Gregory Standard filling station were
taken away. Supervisor Joe Wertz is
some cutter-when he has the author
ity to remove trees.
Mr.. A. F. Bush, plumber, has rent
ed and now occupies the room lately
vacated by Mr.. J. W. Taylor, barber,
in the Caldwell street Scott building.