The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-26

! ing III the alarm, anu que " OH4I'i
causes not controlled by the fire de-
jpartment.
The play, "Blundering Billy" will
be given at the high school building
Friday night, $50 O'Clock. Admis-
sion, 35 and so cents. If you miss
this you will miss it at your own risk
Of pleasure. Be pleased to go.
| Mss Anne 0. Ruff went to the Co.
lumbia hospital Tuesday morning and
underwent ma operation Wednesday
morning.
Miss Maud Gruber has been re-
elected teacher in the Olympia school.
Columbia, third grade department
She was also elected teacher in the
Eau Claire school, without applica-
ton. 1t is thought she will accept
the latter position. THIS shows that
Miss Gruber of Newberry is in de-
imand as school teacher.
The Herald and News is always
starting something. We never hear
the last Of thing when we start it.
Don't you think it is keeping it in the
limelight? We think we know. how
to advertise. That lis our business.
, Get in. and ''kwitcherbelliakin."
. Miss Mary Wicker, formerly pleas
antIy of Newberry, now the same OF
Florence and we hope for the early
future of Newberry, spent several
davs here this week, giving gladness
to the hearts of relatives and friends
and dispensing sunshine to ali. 1t
hadn't been so great a while, but it
did seem an lawful long time since
we saw ''Miss Mary
Mr.. Harry Vigodsky returned last
Saturday from the Baptist hospital
after undergoing operation for re-
moval of tonsils.
4 ladv visitor was in Newberry
Tuesday to inspect tombstones for
names and epitaphs in the old village
cemetery. She was looking for GER
tain names specially. It would be a
good thing if some person or society
should clean the grave stones and
COPY what they could for future ref
erence as matter of important old
time local history. Some one Is al
WAYS coming here for just such IN
formation, and they find it hard to
get.
| Mr.. F. H. Campsen went to the
Baptist hospital Sunday morning and
stood an operation Monday noon. He
writes home that he is doing as well
IS can be expected and will have to
stay there three weeks. How will he
manage to stay away from his peanut
parcher SO long? He'll be like an eel
out of Scott's creek.
! Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Addy and Mrs.
J. W. Spence and sons of Columbia
spent Sunday in Newoerry with Mr..
George Addy.
! DR.. H. N. Bigby, optometrist, who
examines eyes, fits glasses and duph-
Gates broken lenses on the third floor
of the Exchange bank building, as per
advertisement in The Herald and
News, to which we call your atten-
ton. has at his office the model of
power plant of his own invention.
1T seems to US to be a good trick.
!, This miniature station shows what
could be done with such plant on a
larger scale in the way Of pumping
water from creek or any small res
ervoir. We knew DR.. Digby was a
good one in his regular line Of busi-
ness and in other ways, but were not
prepared to find him as an inventor
of such useful pumper, which, If he
should push to a successful termina-
ton may revolutionize the water
power industry Of the country.
! Miss Edith Wilson, student at
Greenville Woman's college, came
home Thursday to spend the summer
vacation.
There will be a game of baseball
i Saturday afternoon at o'clock be-
tween West End and Union at West
End.
/ Eastview park will open Saturday
night. This beautiful park Of the
Mollohon village people will be
scene of brilliancy on this occasion
which will usher in the pleasures of
the season. Feel the delightful
breezes advertised, hear the good mu-
sic promised and experience the good
times mentioned in advance.
! A game of baseball will be played
on the Mollohon diamond between
Mollohon and Lydia Mills Saturday
d Il