The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-06


Sam, too, painted his truck until it,
also, looked like new one, with his
name on it.
". W. Wannamaker was up on
charge of exceedig the speed limit
with his motorcycle. He pleaded his
own case before the recorder Friday,
but received sentence of SIS or 80
davs. Mr.. Wannamaker gave notice
of appeal and was released on bond
pending the appeal.
B. A. Garrison, who parked his car
over ten minutes in College street,
was in recorders court Friday for
trial. Demanding a jury he got one,
as follows: Claude Sanders, foreman;
Philip Daitch, C. .. Spoon, 6. A.
Livingston. Jordan Pool and F. W.
Stanton. They foud him guilty but
recommended that the recorder make
his fine as light as possible in view
of the fact that Mr.. Garrison was
stranger. He paid the fine of 81. 1t
was he who wrote the Observer a
criticism of the police department on
the parking of cars as seen by strang-
ers.
Newberry city has in the field the
following travelling salesmen: Or'
T. II. Bowman, R. E. Leavell, S. b.
Jones, G. F. Wearn, T. 0. Stewart,
Robt. l.. Epting, R. D. Smith, Jr.,
Rhett Boozer, H. S. B. Kibler, Calile
McWhirter and Mr.. Day, new man
for the Summer Bros. company.
R. L. Schumpert of Newberry and
R. NJ. Blair were among the gradu-
ates receiving diplomas at the Wotf-
ord college commencement last week,
We of Wheeler street thank Street
Supervisor Werts COR having his
hands work that strip Of land. Whee-
Ter street is not thoroughfare, mel
ther is it an alley. 1t is only a small
piede of earth containing two resi-
dences, not counntig those of Messrs
Dan Wicker and John Swittenberg on
the corners fronting College street,
bnt it is part of the Newberry world
and has connection with the city.
Thank you, Mr.. Supervisor, for
cleaning up" little Wheeler street.
Come again, some other time.
DR.. B. Hatcher Maynard died at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Simp-
son, at Pelzer on Friday morning at
o'clock. His wife died during the
Christmas holidays of last year ct the
old W. E. Clary home in Saluda
county, where and when DR.. Maynard
also was critically ILL., Mrs. Maynard
was the sister of Messrs. ]. H, NJ. w,
and ]. R. Clary, and Mrs. Minnie
Wallace and Mrs. J. S. Floyd Of New
berry. The BODY Of DR.. Maynard
was brought through the country for
burial at Pine Pleasant church Sun
day morning, and was attended by a
large crowd Of relatives and friends
from the surrounding counties.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Mooney have
moved to Newberry to make their
home. Mrs. Mooney has accepted a
position in the Newberry- graded
school to teach the 3rd grade, the
same grade that she taught in Edge
field the past session.-Edgefeld
Advertiser.
Candidates are slow to show them
selves in Newberry-'ceptin' for
magistrate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. A. Cromer and
daughter, Miss Nina, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. S. Lominack and Mr.. and Mrs. L..
S. Boozer returned last week from
a motor trip to Chimney Rock and
Hendersonville.
There is still another insurance
man in Newberry-Mr. L. B. Schum-
pert, representing the Peoples Life
Insurance company. The field is
wide and no doubt the new agent will
do we'll.
A card from Mr.. Harry Campsen,
written at the hospital on Thursday,
says: 81 am doing fine today" Good.
Miss Gladys Rives, one of Edgeg
fields widely beloved and very popu-
lar brides-elect, arrived from Man
ming Saturday night, where she has
been teaching for the past session.
Already she is being feted and show
cred with social attentions.-Edge-
field Advertiser.
Wheeler street is not the only street
outside of the business portionn of the
city to have been worked lately by the
street force Of hands. Mr.. Weres mas