The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-21
On the one hand, angels

Iumbia Tuesday Policeman J. c. Foy
acted as chief of police.
There were 5,374 bales Of cotton
signed up in Newberry on Thursday
morning in the cooperative market
ing campaign.
Miss katherine Riser spent Easter
with friends al Kinards.
Miss Bess Herbert Of Newberry
was the guest of Miss Annie Auns-
paugh at Lander college on Saturday.
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Probate Judge ". +. Ewart receiv-
ed the pension check ($14,355) on
Thursday, but will not be able to pay
out the money before Saturday or
Monday. This amount is S1,905 less
than last year, the check for that
year amounting to $16,260. On the
list for this county are So veterans
and 165 widows-10 less Of the total
number for last year.
Mrs. W. W. Hem left on Wednes-
day for her home in Atlanta, but will
in the near future pay another visit
to her father, Mr. s. F. Goggans.
Messrs. H. w. Dominick and E. L.
Rodelsperger made I. business trip to
Columbia Wednesday.
Miss Julia Weeks is captain OF
"The Mockingbirds,' with Johnson
Hagood Clary as captain of "The
Nightingales," two classes of boys
and girls organized by Mr.. James
McCravy, the song leader now con-
ducting a service with DR.. Skinner at
the First Baptist church Of Newberry.
! These Squads sing we'll and add
much to the services. The children
have imbibed the spirit Of the songs
under the guidance of Mr.. McCravy,
who has won their hearts as we'll as
the hearts of the attending people
generally by eloquent and thrilling
singing of the beautiful and touching
gospel songs.
If the Methodists or the Episcopa-
lians had DR.. Skinner they would
make him bishop.
Mr.. E. J. Green was in Greenwood
Tuesday on legal business.
DR.. w. K. Gotwald, Prof. 0. B.
Cannon and Lawyer E. J. Green will
act as judges at the defamation con-
test in Silverstreet Friday night.
Alderman H. D. Whitaker and sew
en- children were all down at the same
time with influenza. We are glad to
to say the children, with the excep-
ton of one, have recovered and the
{ last sick one is getting better. The
nany friends of Mr.. Whitaker will be
glad to learn that he also IS lmprov-
ing.
Bush river has been on boom
from the recent rains and "was up
high" rushing and roaring. Little
SCOTS creek added something to 1t.
Lewie branch embankment just be-
vond Bush river, was damaged by
the flooding waters, leaving space
wide enough only to allow the pas
sage of a wagon or other vehicle.
If there IS someone in Newberry or
elsewhere who would like to conduct
a new boarding house in this city he
or she could find good place over
The Herald and News Office. The
rooms are centrally located and
enough to make successful business.
The colored Kennerlys OF New
berry were up before the recorder on
Thursday under charges mostly OF
petit larceny. There was Anna, for
petit larceny; she paid S.. Then
Eccmes Abner, whose case Of petit lar
ceny YVES dismissed; but he was up
also for fighting and for being in pos
session of stolen goods. His SEN
tence for the former case was 50 CT
10 days and for the latter SIS or 81
DAYS. Henderson Kennerly followed
with SIS or 80 days for petit larceny.
Abner and Henderson had not paid
their fines when the reporter made
his copy for the press.
Mr.. William Dorroh CThe State
had it "Durrill'O was an officer
aboard street car in Columbia We'd
nesday night, when two shots were
fired into the car, one Of the shots
barely grazing Officer Dorron, ac-
cording to statement of SuperIAtend-
ent j. W. Spence. The motorman
was wounded in the right hip and
knee and Conductor Pat Livingston
of Newberry was slightly wounded in
the left leg.
Merchant Mimnaugh was arrested
by Health Officer Mayes Oh war