The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-21
hough they may think it rough some


113 is for fire only, so please remem-
ber to ring 113 when ever you have
business with that department, Ell
their in sending in an alarm or other
wise. But Mr.. Danielsen will be glad
to answer calls in general way Tor
anything not connected With fire or
fire business if you ring 373. He will
even go out and look up the person
YOU call for over the phone, which
is very accommodating and ought to
be appreciated; so don't give an
agreeable man any extra trouble by
ringing the wrong number.
We witnessed a colored marriage
by Probate Judge Ewart at his Of
fee Wednesday afternoon at l
o'clock, the parties being Harry
Clekley and Norma Rook. Before
performing the cereminy the Judge
stood at attention IN the front en-
trance to the court house whlIe the
expectant groom had gone on a
.sMarch to Norma" He didn't have
long to wait, however, as Jiekley
soon appeared with his Hride-elect-
In his impressive style Judge Ewart
declared them husband aaG wife and
congratulated the COUPLE. We have
heard housekecpecs give Norma
fine name as a good cook, ETC., and
as Harry has been for the past twen-
ty-six years connected with the New
berry cotton mills as carpenter,
brick mason, ETC., he must be good
hand and man.
; The attractive little sign catching
the eve as one enters the front to the
right door of the entrance at the cor
ner of Boycel street fronting the Ho-
tel National looks so much like "O'
Klettner" that one has to read 1t
closely to know better. The letters
run together like this: TheOKletter-
Shop. The sign is all right. 1t
claims attention.
Miss Helen Haigler of Salisbury,
N. c., is visiting relatives in New
berry.
Mr. and Mrs. Witte Scholtz and
three children of Charlotte, accom-
panied by his sister, Miss Frances
scholtz, are in Newberry visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Summer.
Mrs. A. C. Welch and daughter,
Miss Linda Welch, will leave today
for Hendersonville to spend the bal
ance of the summer.
Mrs. Halle N. Greneker, after a
pleasant visit to her sister-in-law,
Miss Carrie c. Greneker, leaves to-
day for her home in Edgefeld, via
Greenwood to spend a day or two
with her brother, Mr.. w. H. Nichol-
son.
! Policeman j. C.. Inabinet killed a
mad dog early Thursday morning. He
was first attracted by the dog near
the overhead bridge and followed it
to the corner of Boundary and Col
lege streets, when he killed and sent
it to be cremated.
:. Mr.. and Mrs. C. V. Tenny LETT
:, Tuesday for Atlanta, after very
pleasant visit to Mrs. Tenny's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. ]. SPOTS. They
will be in the Georgia city for a
while.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Kinard and his
sister, Miss Ethel Kinard, of Angus
ia were in the city Wednesday and
Thursday. Julian is secretary of the
Southern Press Cloth Manufacturing
company, sole manufacturers of S. r.
NJ. quality CLOTH The many
!, friends of "Jule" and his relatives
were glad to see them.
;. Magistrate Chas. W. Douglas had
FIVE colored boys, ranging in ages
from about 13 to 16 years, before
him on Tuesday for assault and bat
terry and concealed weapons Sunday.
They were C. B. Abrams, Cole Will
son, Fred Boozer, Eugene Cleland
and L. W. Daniel Young. All pleaded
guilty: Abrams and Wilson to as
sault and battery in throwing rocks,
and Boozer, Cleland and Young to
carrying concealed weapons. The first
two paid fines of S5, the rest paid
$40 apiece.
Capt. Eugene E. Stuck is in good
company with Maj. Isdaore Schayer,
, Capt. Augustine S. Weekly and First
Lieut.. Ernest w. Sheppard OF the
National Guardsmen, medical de-
partment, as annuonced in The State
Of Thursday.
In the write up from Leesville OF
the termination of the Lutheran sum-
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