The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-22

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ing visits from there to relatives at
Graniteville and to her sister, Mrs.
Robert Riley in Augusta and went to
Aiken also. They had most de-
ightful trip. You would enjoy hear
ing the, friendly Mr.. Carlson tell his
experiences in his own inimitaole
way.
! DR.. NJ. D. Huiet is quite sick at his
home in Union. His mother, Mrs. NJ.
A. Huiet, and his sister, Mrs. G. G..
Sale, accompanied by Messrs. Wilbur
Huiet and w. NJ. Sale, left last week
to see him.
During "a very wet season such as
Newberry, has been experiencing,
merchants with stores filed with
goods and not a consumer in sight,
and other business men at a stand
still, talking about the boil weeviFs
| invasion, the high and overrunning
grass and weeds, and other distress
full conditions, altogether was enough
to make ordinary sinners feel blue,
TO say the least and put it mildly.
Of course frstclass Christian
couldn't do anything but laugh and
sing; we are speaking of "folks that
amt saints"
There is one lone cotton stalk near
Mr.. J. J. Hits store A boil weevil
found it.
Mrs. H. T. Danner and children of
i Beaufort are visiting relatives in the
city.
Mr.. Jos. H. Hunter leaves today
for a visit to Borclarken, which is
getting to be a we'll known and favor
ite place.
| Jim Ray and Shine Miller, guilty
of assault and battery, paid fine OF
iS5 each in the recorders court Mon
day.
Miss jeanette Harmon has return
ed from a visit to relatives in Char
Iotte, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
C. A. Tysinger, who are visiting rel
atives here.
Miss Evelyn Wise of Little Noun
tain and Miss Lucille Benton of Rose
Hill were the attractive guests OF
Miss Nell Scrugs during the past
Week.-Mrs. Nell Scrugs and Clough
Wayland Blackwell have returned to
their home in Lykesland after visit
ing Miss Evelyn Wise in Little Noun
tain.-Mrs. C. H. Shannon and W. E.
Scott of the Whitmire section Of
Newberry county were ii Columbia
Yesterday. They viii also visit
friends in Manning and Kingstree be-
fore returning home.-The State,
10th. !,
One week from Monday just gone
and the last of those three who once
stood in a row in the lane leading to
the matrimonial avenue will follow
suit and fall by the wayside. High
noon Monday.
There will be a special meeting
for the benefit of the county candl-
dates this, Tuesday, night at 8
o'clock at Mollohon park. This meet
ing has been, called by request, IN
petition to County Chairman J. D
Wheeler.
A protracted meeting will begin at
Central Methodist church the first
Sunday in September.
DR.. and Mrs. Roy Finney of Calf
ney are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chesley H. Cannon.
When Newberry college begins its
next session, soon, there will be more
ball games. But the mills have not
allowed the ball games to stop in
Newberry. 1t is ball game all the
time in Newberry, college or no col
! lege. College season may come anu
college season may go, but ball goes
on forever.
+; Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Wright and
daughter Of Anderson and Mrs. j. E.
SIuldrow and son of Bishopville are
visiting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F., W. Higgins.
Automobiles, especially those driv-
en- by doctors, have the right of way
along Main street; hence, drivers of
cars coming into that main thorough
fare, from Whatsoever other street,
should look around the corners be-
fore entering.
Miss Nell Wimberly, who has been
visiting her aunt, Mrs. W. H. Zeigler,
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