The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-07

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much so that we couldn't get enough
! hold on it to write anything, except
through imagination. We only know
that along about those times we had
pleasant experiences with the press
people going through the mammoth
cave in Kentucky and seeing "other
beauties" all Of which we wrote up
at the time: hence we don't feel like
''reminiscing' now.
If any one other man or two or
three or many men belieTe more IN
sanitation for business place than
Mr.. L. F. Fischer of the Coca-Cola
Bott!ing works we would like to see
him or them 1t is not once-a-
week lob at that plant, but an every
dav performance, Manager Fischer
having a good while ago changed
"Clean up week. into "clean up day, .
and he keeps it up day by day, two
times''-5efore beginning the run
ming early and then at the end of q
business day. No dust accumulates
there. neither does rust have the
SLIGHTEST chance to get in any Of its
blighting work. Germs have the
hardest time thriving there than IN
any similar place in existence, We do
believe, Judging by the neat appear
ance of things. The daily cleaning,
polishing, sanitary process keeps ma
chinerv and bobttles spotless and fly
less.
Congressman Fred H. Dominick is
spending his vacation at home and III
other parts of his district and Will
remain in these portions until after
his reelection to congress. Mr.. Dom
mick wears his congressional honors
| becomingly and well.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Johnson have
returned from a delightful visit to
their son, Dr.. Jas. NJ. Johnson and
family in Washington, after they had
attended the Confederate reunion in
Richmond. We don't know which
one enjoyed the whole trip "the
most Bill' or "Mrs. Bill
Mr.. Clyde Harris took fine pho
!, tograph of fine baby on Lindsey
hill. It is one of the very best pic
lures a baby ever had taken. Mr..
Harris "studio" is in the open air,
with the blue sky for his canopy and
surrounded by flowers and other
scenes in nature, which makes it cas-
ier, at home, FOR a baby to have its
picture taken. Mr.. Harris is good
photographer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Buff of Colum-
bia, Mr.. ard Mrs. f. B. Kibler, Mrs.
Maude Kibler and Miss Doris Kibler
of Newoerry are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs C. B. Sigh in Smith street
G2fney Ledger, 4th.
! Mr.. Charlie Borts, one Of the young
Ohio boys who likes Newberry so we'll
he determined to remain here instead
of spending his college vacation at
home, has accepted the position Of
life saver at the country club, after
finishing his job of taking stock for
the Newberry Hardware company.
We don't want any drowning or mar
row escapes from drowning in the
lake, but hope Charlie will keep his
place for the summer season. New
berry county is growing, with its life
saving station
The Laurensville Herald says that
! Dr.. O'Neall Jacobs son is named
Jack and that he weighed 8 1-2
pounds at announcement
Miss Anne O. Ruff of Newberry
passed through Columbia yesterday
en- route to Winston-Salem for visit
Of two weeks.-The State, 2nd.
Mr.. Jno... F. Clarkson has the con-
tract to dispense soft drinks, etc, at
the country club. You have to hand
It to John that ne is on the spot. Now
when the electric line gets to running
from Oakland to the club house and
perhaps around the bend to the other
mills here, Newberry will rise higher.
:, Let her rise.
! Mr.. W. H. Blats returned the first
of the week from visit 70 relatives
in Wilmington, n. c., accompanied
by his little granddaughter, Mis-:
Gene Blats.
! Fox News Cameraman Gordon Les
lies pictures of the assembled thea
ter men in Asheville recently showed
up well at the opera house Monday
Some people give newspaper men
i too much credit for knowing things
they ask all sorts Of questions, think
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