The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-05-23

MIS-. MAI I. -hINie'"'
We were glad to see Capt. jack
jlIr. ". T. Jackson) down town Sat
urday afternoon. 1t was mis- first walk
from home in quite while.
Supervisor Joe w. Wertz is also
building a cement drain and repairing
the sidewalk from the opera house
corner to the corner at R. Y. Leavell
| & Sons new undertakers' establish
ment. When Mr.. Wertz finishes that
lob he will fix the alongside road to
.parallel the Improvement" AS he
completes the business part of the
town he will devote his time to streets
/ in the residential sections but don't
all speak at once, as we know ne mas
already been engaged in advance.
Officers and six delegates to the
convention of the South Carolina
Cotton Growers Cooperative assocla-
ton at Spartanourg will be elected
at the meeting today, Tuesday, in the
court house here. First election at
noon.
Il pleases the general public to see
Mr.. Floyd Bradley at his accustomed
place in the Commercial bank, ano
looking so we'll and able to work al
for his hard spell of illness.
After the names Of the New1erry
veterans attending the Darlington
reunion had been prepared for print:
orr informant handed US two more,
namely, Capt, W. ". Riser and Mr.. D.
A. Rikard.
Contractor E. H. I eslie is superin-
tending the building of the Sondley
residence on the lot next to the home
of Mr.. Ernest Summer and family
east Main street.
/ Hattie Gaines, the colored woman
who was shot and dangerously
wounded some time ago, returned
recovered from the shot Mamie
from the effects of the shot. Mamie
! Robertson, who did the shooting anc
then fed for parts unknown, is still
at large.
Mr.. Mcdonald, who is under th<
auspices of the American legion, vii
sneak at the Legion hall on Tuesday
May23, at 6 o'clock to the ladies es'
pecially on keeping Fit"
Mr..I. H. Hunt returned on Mon
day from Jacksonville since attending
the Southern Baptist general conven'
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brown of Green
vile are visiting in the city.
/. The section foreman, Mr.. Arthur
Mcdonald, who was killed in the rail-
way accident Sunday afternoon be-
tween Belton and Anderson, was the
husband of the former Miss Teresss
Melton stepdaughter of Mrs Elizabeth
Melton of Helena. The deplorabIf
accident was shocking news to the
friends in this county and elsewhere
in the state.
Mr.. Floyd Bradley was in Column
5ia Sunday to see his sister, Miss Bet
tie Bradley, and gives the gratifying
news that she continues to improve
For 10, these many years, people
Of South Carolina have been trylns
TO induce DR.. Geo. B. Cromer to rur
for governor; but he just won't. He'c
be another "Big Ben" in the guber
material office.
The installation services at Beth
lehem, colored, Baptist church in this
CITY, ended Sunday night, and Rev
]. A. Baton has been regularly IN
stalled as pastor of this large anf
Ffourishing charge.
We are requested by city authori,
ties to say that the proclamation
against the running of dogs at large
in this community will be strcitly en-
forced. Heed the warning. Keep
your dogs off the streets. Make them
stay at home-day and night. Police
man Tobias killed two mad dog;
Monday.
( Mr.. J. L. Bower, Jr., is announced
as candidate for magistrate town
|. ship 8.
! We thank the faculty Of Furman
university for invitation to attend
commencement.
M. Wn. F. Ewart's card Of an
nouncement appears IN this issue OF
the paper. The probate judge will
have a lonely time running in his
standing for reelection, as he is the
only one in the court house building
who has to be on exhibition this year
in the eyes of the public at large
Here's to the lone candidate.
! Prof. Dutch Mclean has been
elected by the local club as delegate