The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-04-14

ure of seeing them. Mr. Mauldin is
we'll known prominent citizen of
jSouth Carolina, having run for lieu
tenant governor and Mrs. Mauldin is
pleasantly known in Newberry and
else as formerly Miss Grace Jones.
! Senator Alan Johnstine attended
the regular spring meeting Of the
the meeting Of the board Of trustees
Of Clemson college Wednesday night
and Thursday of last week. Two
courses were added by the board to
meet the needs of those not taking
four years, one in agriculture, and
provision was made for the immediate
installation of wireless station.
Henry T. Cannon, commander OF
Newbelry commandery, No. 6, c. B.
Martin, high priest Of Signet chapter
No. IS, and illustrious master of Or
iental council, No. II, and T. P. John
son. recorder Of all these bodies, are
attending the grand council and
grand commandery meetings in Flor
ence this week.
Nick Merchant, Bernard Houck and
Olin Hentz motored to Columbia Sum
day.
The scent of guano permeates the
atmosphere Of the city.
Dr.. Van Smith and his son and
daughter, Mr.. Claude Smith and Mrs.
Hillary Sigh, left for Beaufort on
Sunday morning, after remaining with
relatives since the burial Of Mrs.
Smith Saturday morning. Mrs. Sigh
will spend several days with her IA
ter and brother before returning to
her home in Birmingham.
You may say all the nice things
YOU please about the flower gardens
and lawns along College street, and
that is all right, but Mrs. Jno. A.
Lindsay's pretty garden on the cor
ner of Calhoun street, in the bend
pointing to the college, deserves a
place in the beautiful picture.
The electric lights went out Sunday
night, but were gone for only little
while. It was $50 suddenlike," not q
cloud being seen anywhere within the
circuit, that Moses was caught IN his
original position, while some people
were in the act of unlacing shoes:
rolling stockings or doing other stunts
preparatory to going to bed.
Alton Freeman, Citadel cadet, is
spending the holidays with his mo-
ther, Mrs. A. A. Freeman.
Mrs. Mary P. Livingston is visiting
at the home of her nephew, Mr.. Dan
G. Livingston, at Deadfall. The ma
nv friends of "Aunt Mary" will hope
that she is having an enjoyable time
visiting in the country, but her city
friends will be glad when she returns
home, as they miss her.
A city man shook hands with a boil
weev!l Saturday and farmer hoped
off on him. The boil weevil is so nu-
merous and getting to be too faml-
liar. Everybody is trying to get OF
something on him and we are only
following suit.
There was some quick work done
Friday through Sheriff Blease's Office
John Washington, colored, had that
morning driven his automobile into
lady's buggy in Grenville, and not
waiting to give the lady assistance
had come on to his home in Newber-
w A warrant for his arrest was I'M
medistelv sworn out in Greenville
and Washington was arrested mere
without delay. An officer came down
Saturday end carried the prisoner
back. The lady was not seriously in
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You will see some things in this
paper that the reporter prepared Tor
the previous issue. He can't we'll keep
up with them when they are left out
The seven big days of chautauqua
will soon be at hand and the people
are trying their best to feel happy IN
authorization CT the enjoyment IN store
for those who attend.