The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-05-27


Marriage" an extra special picture.
An s 1-2 pound carp is a pretty !
good fish for these parts. 1t gave Mr..
John T. Danielsen a tuss!e while being
taken from fish basket in the Saluda
Monday. but with the assistance Of
MessrS. Olin Nesley, Ollie Shealy and
w. H. Rushton the big fish was land
ed all right. The party caught about
25 pounds of fish in that haul.
There is often some sort of rumor
floating around. The last one was
that boy had committed suicide at
Helena, by hanging himself in tree.
People jump to conclusions, hear
things wrong and then exercise their
powers of exaggeration. The boy,
the young son Of Mr.. Bennie Clary of
Helena, climbed magnolia tree to
Get some of the blooms. Being bill
ious. he was overcome with dizziness
and lost his balance and fell between
the forks of the tree from which he
was suspended. He was eXtrlcated
from his uncomfortable position and
attended to-and that was all there
was to the incident.
One day Rosco Williams, colored,
thought to have some mistaken salts
faction or something by throwing
rocks at a train hand while the said
hand was on the train doing duty.
Of this had been in Charleston where
the reporter was born he would have
to say, "ainging stones.~ The Sc
ouel to the story of Rosco's action
was the forfeitirg his bond for s13
on the charge of assault and throwing
rocks at the object above mentioned.
An unusual case was before Re
corder Chapman Wednesday, when
Young colored woman was up on the
charge Of fighting her own mother.
The thankless child whose shifting was
sharper than serpent's tooth IS one
Ruby Atwood, who has been at court
before. and then some. For this last
offense she was on Monday fined $50.
Bv the payment Of $5 the balance
Of the fine was suspended on good
behavior.
There will be peraching at Beth
Eden in the morning and at st. James
in the afternoon. These services Will
De at the usual hours.
i To break the monotony of COM
mencement, Lighthouse Nam Will
be played at Midway school house
Wednesday night, June 1st. Admls-
sion Is and 25 cents.
A beautiful young woman brought
the reporter a supply of beans to the
Office Thursday, and we thanked her
from short distance-not from long
distance as the Greenwood index
Journal joked US from the last issue.
Oh you beans.
There will be services at the st.
Paul's church. near Pomarla, next
Sunday (ffth Sunday morning at
II o'clock, Rev. S. P. koon, pastor.
The laymen OF South Carolina are
to have a meeting in Greenville July
and 7. Chairman l. Il. Hunt II
Newberry is arranging for a truly
great program. Among other distin-
ouished speakers he is to have DR. Geo.
w. Truett of Dallas, Texas, who Will
deliver two addresses, "Baptlsts and
Religious Liberty" and "NeW En-
oires and Their Challenge" We
ought to- have $500 Baptist laymen
here to attend this conference
Baptist Courier.
The Aiken Journal and Review re-
produces in big headlines cur "he-
Iporter's Lot Not Happy One,% and
remarks that the Newberry newspa-
per man ''has the sympathy Oh al 'Ne
brethren of the quill"
They have all sorts of fires in New
berry. The last one was from pile
Of shavings on the premises OF ME'
| W. T. Livingston in the clty.s MT
Livingston has shavings accumula'ln@
from his planning mill and he burns
them, which is all right provided the
wind doesn't blow as it did Wedne5-
dav night. and all fires are dangerous
in high winds The fire company ar
rived promptly and did the work.
Beginning on Monday the daily
shows will start at $3.50 and end at
II o'clock.
Otis Lawton Crooks
Just a few short years ago N that