The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-29

| drug store, and his brother, Edgar
Paysinger, of the Tryon Drug COM
pany in Charlotte, is spending a
while at home.
Speaking Of twins, there arrived
several days ago at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Abel a boy and
girl. In hard times it is not easy
for some married couples to support
another baby, much less two at &.
time. The Abels live over the store
! in lower Main street recently vacated
by Mr.. W. V. Bledsoe, who has NOV
ed to the store room lately occupied
as bowling alley in Friend street,
between Mr.. A. W. Prices shoe, har-
ness and automobile top repairing es-
tablishment and the Chinese laundry.
Another Chinaman has come to
Newberry to work the laundry, the
family conducting it for some time
past having moved away. These Chi
namen do change hands fast.
Mr.. Harry Koon is running shos
repairing shop at the stand formerly
used by Grocer W. V. Bledsoe, and
the. store next it, so long held by Mr..
Joseph Mann, is being prepared by
Dr.. P. E Way as a seed and feed
store, where will be handled all
chicken feeds, dairy feeds, and in
fact it is to .oe Pratt's distributing
point for this territory for all of
Pratt,s supreme seeds. DR.. Way will
also handle incubators, brooders,
etc. Mr.. Bunk" Dennis will have
charge of the management of the
new place which is to give Newberry
a big push in the onward march Of
progress.
! At the early hour of 5:45 O'Clock
Tuesday morning the fire alarm
sounded on account Of blaze on
the roof of a house at the Southern
Cotton Oil mill The fire company
responded quickly and saved all ex-
! cept the roof. It is thought it, WIS
a case of "rat and match" as there
had been no fire in the house since
the day before.
: Miss Pearle Ramm, after recover
ing from the operation by Dr.. Neely
fer the removal Of adenoids and ton
sis, has returned to her duties as
stenographer for Mr.. A. P. Boozer's
lumber industry. During her absence
from the business her place was fill
ed by Miss Mary Cromer, who has
accepted the position Of stenographer
at the Newberry creamery and is
now busily engaged doing the work
in that fine institution of CONNER
cial and industrial enterprise.
The football season in South Car
olina opens officially today, Friday.
This nc doubt will please majority
of the people of this state, and none
.cetter than those in Newberry.
Services will be resumed at St.
Lake's Episcopal church Sunday
morning at II o'clock.
Mr. o. F. Fuller OF the Newberry
creamery was present at the confer
ence in Columbia last week of the
representatives Of the South Carroll
ma creameries and was made vice
president Of the association.
The state convention of the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union
will meet in Newberry October 20.
DR.. a. ]. Bowers will "n!ove back
% his old home town" on the 3rd OF
October. to occupy his new residence, !
to the delight of his many friends, !
which takes in everybody here and in
the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. E. Scott returned
last week from a visit to Columbia.
Invitations have been sent out for
a party on the stage Of the Morosco
theatre, New York, to celebrate the
completion of the second year Of the
run of "The Bat" the greatest mys-
tery play ever produced, and which
viii be IN Newberry November "a.
Robert Ogden, New York lawyer
who recently furnished the manage
ment proof of the fact that ne had
seen the play no less than twenty
five times, will 6e the guest of hon
or.
One of the best Indications Of pro-
grass we have sen in some time was
the work III. Nolan Sligh was COM
menciag Tuesday morning with
force Of hands from Street Super.
visor Joe W. Werts' department re-
moving The rock bed from the ford
Of Scctt's cheek at the base of Lind
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