The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1883-09-06
Personal.

Personal.
Col. Petty OF the Carolina Spartan.
paid our town visit last week.
| Mr.. B. H. Cline returned last Fri
day, from an extended trip North.
Mr.. Abe Foot OF Atlanta was in
town from Saturday to Monday.
We were pleased to sec Mr.. Berley
Epting Of Pomaria, in town Monday.
We learn that Miss Lillian Steck has
accepted position in the Walhalla
Female College.
Mr.. P. P. Langford who has been
serving in GreenVille as iuryman, has
returned home.
Mrs. A. C. Chapman aud her daugh-
ter Mary. returned home last week,
from visit to her fathers.
Misses Birdie Book and Ida FAINT
who spent summer vacation out OF
town. are again at home.
!. Mr.. Samuel Sigh, OF Florida, is OH a
visit to his brother, our esteemed friend,
the Rev. J. A. Sigh.
Misses Kate aud Alice Mayer arc
visiting in Laurens, Newberry misses
their bright presence.
Mr.. JEFF Wooten returned from Au-
gusta on Monday, after.spending a.few
days in that city.
Miss Lille Allen, who has been
spending some time with her sister at
Abbeyille, has returned home,
Mr.. Ed. Scholtz is in New York lay
ing in stock of iewelry and fancy
articles for the fall trade.
Mr.. s. S. Langford is visiting the
Northern markets in searchof some
thing to please the public,
Mr.. Jas. Crawford is on o visit to his
old range. We are glad to say that
his health is much improved.
Mr.. M. Foot lett on Monday for the
North, for the purchase OF his Fall
stock of goods.
Mr.. J. G. Houseal has sold his place
to Mr.. w. C. Cromer. and will move
to town in few months.
Miss Minnie Ruff has consented to
teach school at Mr.. l.. P. W. Riser's,
another scholastic year.
Mr.. Andrew Mclaughlin returned
from Virginia last week, very much
improved by rest and recreation.
Mr.. S. P. Boozer has returned from
the Northern markets having pur-
chased adyantageously of hardware.
Mr.. r. d. Smith, OF the firm of
Cloud & Smith, the irrepressible young
clothier of Newberry, is back from the
North.
Dr.. W. E. Pelham returned from
Laurens County on Monday and re-
ports that Mrs. Pelham is emproveing
in health.
The Rev. j. B. Campbell arrived in
town on yesterday, on call from Mrs.
Campbell who is sick. He is stopping
at Mr.. Robt. Moorman'$.
Mr.. H. FL. Samuels, son-in-law OF
Mr.. Foot was in town on Tuesday, he
left Wednesday His wife is still at
Henderson.
Mrs. Joe. Milan who has been spend,
ing some time with her relatives in
Newberry. left for Atlanta yester-
day.
L. j. Jones, Esq.. and N. A. Carlise,
ESQ.,, went to Laurens Tuesday after
noon with the hope of being able to
dispose Of san old case
After being at Liberty Hall, Glenn's,
Vests, and various other places of in
terest, the Junior begs leave to say
that he is now at your service.
: DR.. j. E. Berley has decided TO de-
vote his life to the sacred ministry,
and he will leave home for the Theolo-
gical Seminary, in short time. !,
The Honorable David r. Phifer tele-
graphed from Dakota, to Mr.. G.. B.
Buist last week, that he had succeeded
in obtaining divorce from his wife.
Silas Johnston, Esq. ., Master and wife
returned from Glenn,s Spring at Thurs
day last. We are pleased to say that
Mrs. Johnstone health has improved,
while the Masters is much better.
l.. w. Jones, Esq, reached home
Thursday after an agreeable visit to
the North during which he took in the
marvels of the Louisville Exposition
and the.wonders of Mammoth cave.
Capt. J. N. Lipseomb returned to
Columbia the first of the week, after a
visit to his brother Mr. N. B. Lipscomb.
The poor crops confirm his opinion that
we need more diversity in our agricul-
ture.