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

! Wade Hamilton, botn OF west End.
Mr.. Holland Paysinger OF Angus
ia is visiting his father, Mr.. Lawson
Paysinger.
Will Glenn, colored, pleaded gull
,, ~ before Magistrate C. w. Douglas
to carrying concealed weapon and
paid for it by departing with $25 Of
his cash.
| Mr.. Caleb D. Bushardt, who was so
badly burned in recent accident at
! the Carolina Auto company's garage,
still having has injured arm in a
sling.
If you would Ike to see business
s'bubbling" over, go to M. Geo. c..
| Hipp's store and take look at the
windows.
Mrs. J. ". White has show WIN
dows at her millinery store attrac-
lively arranged to catch the looks Of
! beautiful eyes.
/ Mr.. T. O. Stewart Of the CONNER
cial tourists band is paying another
of his little visits 20 his family in
Newberry.
DR.. ]. L. Daniel knows the differ
ence between Ford and a rattle
snake and it IS a good one.
I Mr.. McHardy Mower has given the
city strip of three feet alongside his
garage in Eallman street and city
council will improve the street with
! curb and gutter.
Carl. the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bunyon Ringer who recently
had his collar bone broken, has been
brought from the Columbia hospital,
but is unable to go to school. He is
doing very well but will have to wear
braces for about two weeks.
! Mr.. Furman Dominick of the Hill
Bros. garage went to Columbia Wed
nesday, accompanied by Mr.. l. A.
Mcdowell for new Gray automobile
bought by Mr.. Mcdowell. Hill Bros.
i sell the Cray make Of cars -o.-,'--'>
| Mr.. A. F. Bush is finely fixed with
! his plumbing fixtures in the commo-
dious and convenient apartments in
the upper portion Of Main street, be,
tween the Ford Motor garage and
the Hill's.
We have been examining some Of
the work done by the Multigraph sys-
tenn of printing in the hands Of Mr..
Howard overly, of the printing firm
of Kohn and Overby, the senior mem
Der being the well known and inde-
fatigable Hal. This work is fine and
Mr.. OVERLY is doing much business.
At the recorders court Wednesday
Eugene Philips, colored, paid SIS for
assault and battery, while Henry
Cook, colored, was acquitted Of the
charge of petit larceny.
Mr.. Otwey salter, who has been
spending the summer at Redondo
Beach, California, and is still in that
country, part of the tine camping
has improved greatly in health, we
are glad to report.
Miss Martha Moon is spending
few days in Clinton wit, her friend,
Miss Mercer Vance.
Mamie Hentz, a colored widow liv-
ing at Helena, had the misfortune to
lose by fire Wednesday morning her
barn and entire contents, which in
cluded between 40r and 500 bundles
fodder and about three two good
horse loads of peavine hay. 1t is not
known how the fire originated.
Mrs. Clyde Harris and her two
children have returned from Lancas-
ter, where they have been visiting
for some time past while Mr. Harris
remained in Newberry. Mr.. Harris
and his family are now occupying
part of the old Coppock house, re-
Gently vacated by Mr.. B. F. Goggans
and family, in the fine grove Editor
Wallace likes to speak of in the due
and the beautiful season. The other
half of the house will be occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Johnson, when
Mr.. Johnson IS joined here by Mrs.
Johnson who is q Cross Hill to ga
ther her crops.
\ young lady school teacher in this
county is boarding at home where
there are two sets of twins Here is.
where we can safely say pair Of
twins.
Mondays State announced that
",Mrs. james Chester Taylor of New
berry Announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Lola Mabel, to Joan
Francis Gardepa OF COLUMBIA. the