The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-02

tai in that city. They were motorod
to Clinton by their son Waltar. Mrs.
Denning's sister, Mrs. Jones of
Greenville, will keep house for Nr.
Denning during the absence of his
wife.
Mr.. J. B. Duckett, rural carrier
out of Whitmire, was IN tn city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Huff Templeton has been
transferred by the Southern Power
company. He left Tuesday for
Greenville to see his parents and then
to join his ';bunch" in Grees5oro, n.
C.
Mr.. Gray Dickert has sup2lanted
Mr.. Tom Cromer in the shoe repair
ing department of the Newberry
Hardware compeny's store. Mr..
Dickert brings to MS new place Of
business some good experience in that
line of manufacture, having former
ly been in the expert employment of
Mr.. A. W. Price, where he was
schooled in the art of building up and
improving old sole worn and run
down-at-the-heel shoes for bow legged
and knock kneed people and others.
Essie May Williams, colored, for
cursing and disorderly conduct, paid
SIS in recorders court Tuesday.
Showers of congratulations fell to
Mr.. Tom P. Johnson, beginning early
on Wednesday morning and continu-
ing throughout the day, for IN the
wee sma' hours of that very morn
there arrived at his home what the
neighboring ladies pronounce to be
a fine, beautiful little girl, although
they say she looks ''just like her dad"
Tom and the mother are not the only
ones to rejoice as one Of the ladies
told us the whole neighborhood was
happy, Harrington street not having
had new baby in some time and the
ladies wanted one to play with. The
man or woman who does not love a
baby is fit subject for the lunaitc
asylum.
Miss Grace Eu,a Boozer and Miss
Mary Aureia Nance graduated from
Columbia college Tuesday with bach
elor of arts degrees.
DIR. C. A. Freed, former pastor of
Ebenezer Lutheran church, came to
Columbia yesterday to attend an i'm
portant meeting.-The State, 31st-
Coming events cast their shadows
before" Mr.. Callie Boyd Parr, ac-
eompanied by his mother, attended
the closing exercises of Columbia col
lege Tuesday, and the marriage Of
Miss Nance and Mr.. Parr will take
place sometime this month, date not
having as yet been made public.
DR.. Ellison, who underwent opera
ton at the Columbia hospital, is very
much improved and, will be home in
a week or ten days, we are glad to
report.
Mrs. C. F. Latham and Miss Mar
tha Latham will leave on Sunday to
visit relatives and friends, the former
in Rock Hill and the latter in Ander-
son.
Walter Ches Wicker and O'Neall
Bowman, colored men with promi-
nent names, pleaded guilty in Magis-
trate Douglas court Saturday to as
sault and battery and were let off
with $40 each.
Mr. .Marino Cousins Of Knoxville.
Tenn, is visiting relatives in the city
and county.
Miss Annie Pitts of Saluda, who
has been visiting Miss Marian Cald-
well, will return for commencement.
Mrs. W. S. Mann returned last
weekend from Columbia, accompa-
MED by her daughter, Mrs. II. T.
Campbell.
One of the biggest sales ever put
on in Newberry will be that Of the
Copeland Bros very large stock of
dry goods, ETC., recently bought by
the new syndicate Of successful and
financially able merchants: Edelstein,
Sincoe, Vigodsky and Daitch, the lat
ter two being our own Newberry raen.
The public will prepare for the stu
pendous and gigantic bargain sales,
as the Copelands always kept the
very best of goods ard the merchants
to whom they have been sold have
sufficient capital to enable them to
allow the people the advantage of
low prices.
The boy scouts under Scoutmaster
Carl T. julien are arranging for their
camping trip to Herbert's pasture,
getting tent, cooking utensils and