The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-28


Gus churches assisting in the song
service. The Herald says Nr. Holmes
is held in very cordia! esteem by the
people Of the city
Dr.. and Mrs. ". G. Houseal motor
ed to Augusta Sunday afternoon 10
stay until Monday afternoon With
their son, Dr Robery Houseal and
family. the new little baby il the
household helping 10 make the family.
Superintendent H. ". Schumpert i
third vice president Of the Tri-state
Water ard Light association which
will hold its annual session IN Spar
tanburg April 1921.
! The Reederviile school Of this coun-
ty is among the schools Of the state
receiving prize No. /.
, Williams and Son, contractors, are
at work ovcrhauling a house for Mr..
J. Rice Thornton in O'Neall street.
and to add two rooms to the building
! James Morris, one Of the city de-
livery boys for The Herald and News,
is in great distress. He says his BID
" Goat left his premises or ths
premises Of his father, J. 7. Morris
on last Friday and that Billy Goat
up to this writing has forgotten tc
come home, or some one is un!awfulIy
or lawfully restraining his freedom
If any one has seen or heard Of ar
estray "Billy Coat please notify
James Norris.
Miss Lacy Epps from Clinton spent
the weekend in NewDeTy.
! Mrs. Wright Bedenbaugh of Pros
perity was last Of the week Visito'
TO Mr.. Robt. D. Wright and family.
Mr.. II. C. Moore has it on mos
people; in that he can do the worE
himself in improving his residence
which looks hundred per cent more
Newberrian since he "fiXed up" the
front part Of his home in COLLEGE
street.
Wednesday is the day fixed b!
Trustee Lambert W. Jones for thu
sale at Little Mountain Of the stocl
of general merchandise and fixture
of the store of James H. Wise.
To those who understand the situa
zion in the life Of the reporter no eX
planation is necessary, but to thos'
who do not understand we would llk
to say that he is doing the best h'
can; and she that does the best h
can, does WELL" ETC., ''ange!s coul'
do no more" This is said because O
the fact that some people expect mor'
than can be done in the circumstanc
es.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Brown of Co
lumbia spent the weekend in New
berry.
DR.. Freed baptised three little chill
dren at the Church of the Redeeme]
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. F. H. Campsen went to Colum
bia Sunday and returned with Mrs
Campsen from the bedside of her lit
lie grandson, who is still i'll witt
pneumonia.
Mr.. Henry T. Cannon's new resi-
dence on his lot opposite the Boun.
dary street school is getting unce
way Of building. 1t will be some
thing new for Newberry in its con,
struction.
There is disputed question as t'
whom the eggs belong when one man
hen lays eggs in another mans auto
mobile.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Perry and thei1
daughter, Mrs. Tidmarsh, spent The
weekend in Greenwood and Mrs
Gaines spent the weekend in Pros
perity.
Dr.. Freed lett Monday Tor "ayhes'
| 5oro, Va, in response to a message
that his father was critically i'll wit!
double pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. SWittenber1
spent Sunday at Kinards and thep
boarders, Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McSwain
spent the day at Biairs.
Prof. Smiley Porter of Bowman
spent the weekend at his Newbemy
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fitz Stork Of Column
ola spent Sunday with relatives in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Turner Of
Ninety-Six and Mr.. Harold Boozer OF
Denmark spent the weekend here
with their relatives, Mr.. ard Mrs. Z
B. Martin and Mrs Ida n. Boozer.
Mr.. and Mrs ". W. Cromer and
| Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Swittenberg and
daughter. Miss Sarah Swlttenberg.