The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-21
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Mr.. Ralph Jenkins of Greenwood
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Otto Gregory paid visit to his
fathers saluda county place last
week, and also visited at the home OF
his grandfather in the same county
Mr.. John T. Danielsen has taken
that III years old piano we told you
about and reduced it to a fine looking
table, which answers better pur-
pose.
Appropriate and appealing TO the
approaching Easter season IS some OF
the grandest music on record, to be.
heard at the studio of Leroy and NJ.
salter. chief of which is the Messe
Solennelle Crucifxus (Crucitied to
Save U.s. by Caruso, this being the
FIRST record since the death OF the
great tenor. There are other RECORDS
of the dead singer at this studio. Vls-
itors are very kindly allowed to hear
these songs by the gifted singers Oh
the sweetly musical victrola.
Green was conspicuous Friday-st'
Patrick's day. And at Leroy and NJ.
salter's ever accommodating and up
to-date studio, there was st. Patrick
music in records on the victrola' buo
while all the music at this place catch
es the ear, beautiful pictures, the ar
+is+ic work of Leroy and NJ. Salter'
catch the eye.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Addy of Colum-
bia spent the weekend in Newberry
with relatives.
Mr.. Huff of Enoree is spending sew
eral days in the city with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Templeton.
The sales at the community mar
ket Saturday amounted to $S4.87,
Mr.. G. N. Gallman of North Au-
gusta is in the city for a few days.
He motored over for the March de-
bate given by the literary societies OF
Newberry college Friday night. Mr..
GalIman states that he found the
roads in fair condition.
Well bet "The Idler" of the recent
past agrees with Prof. Jas. c. Kin
ard, Mrs. Robt. D. Wright, Mrs. Ola
Clark Floyd, Mayor W. W. Cromer
and DR.. j. W. Carson that the city
needs public park.
The alarm of fire at 4 p. m. Friday
was caused by a blaze on the prem
ises of Mr.. and Mrs. P. z. Scott, the
flames from burning trash assuming
somewhat large proportions and caus-
ing anxiety in the immediate neigh
borhood. No damage done, except to
the private car of Fire Chief H. B.
Wells and the car Of Mr.. Thos. P.
d Wicker, which "met" at the opera
house corner. Chief Wells was just
starting to turn the corner when Nh.
Wicker ran into him. The Wicker
car wrecked the left front wheel of
the Wells car and itself sustained the
greater injury by the damaging of
the fender, spring and the run
ming board. 1t is lucky that Mr.. Wells
hadn't 'got up speed"
We hope it will make more people
go to the opera house Friday after
noon and night when we tell them
that half of the proceeds from the
showing of the picture, "The Little
Minister" will go to the ladies Of the
civic league and that the money is
to help pay for the square.
Already some ladies are preparing
their chautauqua clothes. The tent,
of course, will be crowded, as usual,
because there is still some money left
in New5erry, although some people
will not be able to attend-on account
of hard times, as hard times hit some
worse than others.
1t is to be hopepd that everybody
is falling in with the admonitions of
Health Officer J. T. Mayes. For the
lands sake don't allow stagnant water
to remain in tin cans or elsewhere.
You don't want the annoying mosqui-
to to be lowering over you with his
eyebrows and sharp bill,