The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-06

the limit by taking the chicken to his
home.
Sheriff Buford of Newberry is in
the city.-The State, 1st, 20 years
ago.
E. H. Aull is in the city,-The
State, 3rd, 20 years ago.
Probate Judge Ewart performed
another marriage ceremony Monday
afternoon when he made Miss Annie
Belle Buckley and Mr.. H. C. Eleazer,
both of Mollohon, a welded couple
according to law.
Mr.. S. H. Barnett, after undergo
! ing treatment the past three months
at the Ridgewood camp in Columbia
returned home last week, looking
we'll in the great improvement of his
health, we take pleasure in reporting
Mr.. Kaplan is another merchant
who is liberal with his advertising pa
tronage. The public appreciates lib
crafty on the part of merchants, and
| we hope Mr.. Kaplan will reap his re-
ward in good trade.
! Mr.. Ben A. Sullivan, business
! man of Laurens, was in the city last
week.
Mr.. Raw Feagle is back to his reg
ular occupation-selling and deliver
ing furniture for the popular firm OF
j. J. Langford and Son. He wants
his many friends to call there when
in need of anything kept in their line
from baby carriages to cook stoves
Mr.. Feagle will not only please you
and satisfy you in the trade, but II
YOU want your oil stove, ETC., repair
ed he is the man on the job.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs
T. E. Barnes will regret to hear that
they leave today for Little Mountain
in Newberry county, where they will
make their home.-The State, 3rd.
The Rev. S. w. Hahn of Prosper
ity, Prof. Gilbert P. Voigt and Prof.
R. A. Goodman of Newberry college
are among the speakers announced to
take part in the twelfth annual con-
yention of the Luther League OF
South Carolina to be held at Lexlng-
ton Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Leila Aull Sitton and her
daughter, Mrs. Gus Chreitzberg OF
spartanburg came through on wed
nesday to see their cousin, Mrs. Z. A:
Bowman. They dined with Mr.. and
Mrs. F. 2. Wilson and returned home
in the afternoon, accompanied by
Miss Mary L. Burton to spend a few
days with them.
| That is a neat apd substantial WIRE
fence. one of the best we have seen'
put up at the cotton bale headquar-
ters presided over by Mr.. Will W.
Hornsby, fronting Mr.. L. F. Fischer,s
distributing point for coca-cola' ETC.
George E. Ward, after serving SIX
teen months in the navy, returned
from Turkish waters to the navai
school at Hampton Roads and COM
pleted his course. He has been re-
called to Constantinople. We have
some boys who are taking part in the
great affairs of the world.
Mrs. w. S. Matthews after attend
ing the Matthews-Crymes wedding,
has returned to Richmond to attend
the wedding of her brother.
Newberry's little baby newspaper
the Daily Midget, gets better and
brighter. Wait until "Jim" Aull gets
his linotype in operation; but then
the Midget has already "taken the
coke" and the "rag off the bush" and
is entitled to the blue ribbon.
Mrs. j. O. Erwin of Spartanburg IS
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. 0. Hentz.
Mrs. Sena Darlington, Mr.. 'ano
Mrs F. H. Smith and Earl, Jr., re-
turned to Johnston Tuesday after
noon after attending the Wright
Darlington wedding.
/ Tuesday night Mrs. T. P. johnson
received a message that her uncle'
Dr.. H. W. Mccain, had died that ev-
aninp in a hospital at High Point, N.
C. His death was occasloned Dy
blood poison from a carbuncle on the
neck He was native of South Ca
rolina. but for the past twelve years
had been practicing medicine at High
Point. A daily press dispatch says
Dr Mccain was one of the eminent
surgeons in North Carolina and part
owner of the High Point hospital. he
was 40 years old. Among his 1ouf
surviving brothers is Mr.. ]. W. NC
Cain known in Newberry and whose
son. ]. W., Jr., attends college here
Col. C. ]. Purcell turned the tables
on US. We thought We had good au-
+bor;+v for saving his cotton field was