The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-08-23
Personal.

Personal.
Gov. and Mrs. Hagood went up to
their river place yesterday.
Miss Hattie Keitt. pf this county, is
among the visitors aG Glenn's Springs.
Mr.. John S. Fair left Tuesday for
Cokesbury, but is expected backto-day.
Thomas S. Norman. Esq, is expect
ed home from Nashville this Afternoon.
80 Maj. John P. Kinard has resumed
from Glenu's Springs, perfectly re-
iuvenated.
That wide awake merchant, Geo.
McWhirter, is back from his visit to
the Springs.
Miss Bessie Cannon has returned
from a visit to friends at Seneca City.
Mrs. j. B. Campbell. from Spartan
burg, is onavisit to her daughter. Mrs.
Robt. Moorman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. X. P. Goggans left
Tuesday for Glenn's Springs. We
wish them pleasant and beneficial
trip.
DIR. Cannon and Mr.. Herbert Boul-
ware and family have returned from a
pleasant iaunt to Woodruff:s and other
points III the Piedmont Belt.''
Last Sunday made the fifth visit TO
Newberry of the Rev. C. H. Pritchard,
who occupies the pulpit OF the Rev. r.
ID. Smart.
Mr.. J. A. Crotwell went to Green
Vile Tuesday to see his brother, who
has been in a critical condition since
he broke his leg last week.
Misses Kate and Alice Mayer, after
a pleasant visit of two or three weeks
to friends at Lexington c. H.. return
ed home last Friday.
Mr.. E. W. Thomson has removed
his arctioneering establishment to the
store under the Opera House once oc-
cupied by the Messrs. Koppel.
Hon, W. D. Hardy and Trial Justice
Maybin were in town Monday; they
fear that the rain came too late III the
Maybinton section to do much good.
Hon. Y. J. Pope absent from the
town on a business trip to New York,
is expected back tomorrow. Alder
man Hunt occupies the Mayors chair
during his absence. ..geTs
The Rev. r. D. Smart reached Green
wood on Saturday last from Hender-
sonville. He will remain there until
the 1st of September, and will preach
here the first Sabbath in that month.
The Right Rev. Bishop Howe will
visit this parish on the first Sunday.
being the I'd day, of September. He
will administer the rite of contirma-
tion to several candidates in the fore
noon of that day at st. Luke's church.
Mr.. Chazal, State Chemist, spent
several days of this week in our town;
the guest of Mr.. Bowman. He is one
of the most thorough and progressive
young chemists and mining engineers
in the State. ..
Mr. G. A. Maffett returned from his
Western trip Monday-full Of it. He
said he and Mr.. Goree were III the fifth
story OF the Kimball House when it
caught that Goree was frightened
terribly. but he, not Il bit. On the
return from Louisville he left Mr..
Goree at Chattanooga.
Postmaster Boone left Tuesday for
Baltimore where he will seek medical
advice as to troublesome throat.
During his absence. his worthy lieuten-
ants, Messrs. Gus. Houseal and James
Kinard efficiently discharge the duties
of the Postoffice.
Miss Julia Hunter went up Tuesday
to her uncle's-Mr. Jacob L. Aull-to
be present at the nuptials of her cousin,
Miss Rowena Aull, who marries Mr..
Daniel, formerly student OF New
berry college, nov Il Methodist minis
ter.
The Rev. A. A. Gilbert, and his son,
the Rev. Thomas Gilbert, OF the South
Carolina Conference, preached the first
ia the morning, and the second in the
| evening, at the George Street Method
ist church, on Sunday the 18th inst,
| at New Haven, Conn. The Registe,
! of that city says that both sermons
were interesting.
Mr.. Kelly, one of the great team
| engaged in the Newberry store of Mr..
D. G. Flynn, has been called to the
Union store. We understood that Mr.,
Flynn will open another flrst-class
| store in the town of Anderson. II
will require considerable tact and nc
little vim to run three stores, but as
he is largely imbued with all the re-
quisities, we look soon for him to be
! ranked among the South Carolina
l millionaireS. e