The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1884-09-25
Personals.


9 her former home in our county.
Aessrs. NJ. Foot and Ed. Scholt
are back from the North.
: Prof. R. II. Clarkson has returned
= to Columbia. Prof. Clarkson is at tn,
head OF the male schools OF that city.
Mr.. Samuel Ciarkson OF Columbia |,
: on a visit 10 Newberrv.
Uncle Billy Burlington is again Ii
: our midst.
W. It. Jones, the 'Original BILL
y has quit Spartanburg and come back
.. to Newberry to clerk at ". r. Tar.
rants.
DR.. Steck reached home Saturday.
Mr.. I. +. Harmon, finding his home
too lonesome, went to Abbeville last
week to join Mrs. H. in her visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Cro,ner and "the
little one" have returned tc town from
q visit to the country.
Rev. Il. E. Herbert, Presiding Elder
OF Greenvillc District, was in New
berry last week, looking after his in
terests i'll this county.
! Montgomery aud Frank Moses have
returned to Augusta.
G. A. and Jimmie league, and si.-
tcr+, Misses Lucy, and Lola. of our
county, and Miss Julia Scurry and
Miss Mary Coleman, OF Elgefeld Co.,
return to-day to the Due West Colleges.
Mr.. Samuel Merrill and family have
removed to Columbia.
Mr.. W. II. Lathrop will occupy the
house (his property vacated by Mr.
Merrill.
Mrs. w. league, OF Lady Lske, Fla,
is on !; visit to his former home at Sa-
| luda.
The big wedding ut St. Louis, de-
scribed in another column, was the
result OF q romantic conrtship between
Mr. W. II. Clark, the photographer.
and the widow of a photographer in
that city. The courtsiiip was by the
instantaneous process.
Mrs. f. P. McClntock has returned
from visit to her father, Rev. J. N.
Young, at Due West.
Col. Brooks Wingard of Lexington
has returned from an extended visit
to Virginia.
Mr.. Jno. NJ. Seasc OF Lexington will
attend Medical lectures in Charleston.
Mr.. S. B. Kennerly, who has been
experimenting business for Nr. j. n. |
Fowies at his saw mill 1T Gilbert Hol- |
low for some time PAST. has gone to |
Texas. He won the confidence and |
esteem OF the Gilbert Hollowites for
his sterling qualities.
Messrs. James N. Kibler, w. G. |
Houseal, w. P. Davis, Berley Epting
and - McNaughton of Pomaria, leave
to-day to attend Medical lectures ut
the University of Maryland.
Mr.. John Langford Of Prosperity
left Tuesday for the College of Physi-
clans and Surgeons, Baltimore.
Mr.. James Mcintosh has gone to the
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore.
Miss Mamie Bar, who has been on
visit to Col. Jno. L. Learcll's family,
has gone to Clinton.
Miss Matte Boyd paid her friends
q visit the first of the week. |
Miss Lizzie Brown of Greenville is
on visit 10 her sister, Mrs .J.B. .Werts.
Mr.. George McWhirter is back from
the West. Mrs. McWhirter is expected
to return from UnioI to-day.
Mr.. Simon Mann, commercial trav-
eler, dropped in on Newberry a few
days ago.
Miss Sue Caldwell is Oh visit to
Mrs. N. L. Bonham, at Abbeville.
Misses Fannie and Beta Leavell have
returned from the up-county.
Mrs. j. R. Norris has gone home af-
Ter visit here TO her sister, Mrs. DR.. =!
5. F. FAINT.
Col. James a. Hoyt, editor of the I
Baptist Courier, GreenYille, was in our ,
,ity last week.
Miss Southern of Columbia, is visit
ng the family of Mr. D. S. johnson.
Col. Christian II. Suber has returned
rom Glenn's. .
Hon. George tombstone went to Q
oickens Monday to take part in the /
'pening of the State canvass. +
Rev. A. Coke Smith passed through u
Sewberry Mon;lay to enjoy little t
ecreation in the up-country. c
Mrs. John S. Fair and family return a
d last week from Cokesbury. c
Miss Matte Chappell, of Jenkins W
lille, Fairfield Co., is on visit to our h
ounty, the 6 gest of Miss George r
Wicker. II
Photographer J. q. Salter has re- O
lrned to Newberly. His brother, d.
Ir. c. w. Salter, has gone to wash
igton, Ca, to take charge OF the gal
cry there. le
Mr.. J. B. Carwile is on visit to N
reenville.
Mr.. Joel B. Edwards of Edgefeld G.
as in town Tuesday. 7
Mrs. II. J. Lipsc NIB is on visit to Z
er sister Mrs. Dir. rvpe. ei
Mrs. A. G. 10 ;cs aud daughter Car a.
e have returned t.. Columbia.
MrJanes 2. kinarl will return to the M ~
itadel Academy. II: will be the only r.
.det from Newberr as Mr.. Harry FL III
lease will not return, and there be- al
g no vacancy. ST
Mr.. John N. Kinard will clerk for
inter & Jameson, from the first of
ctober.
Judge A. C. Haskell, President of sit
e G. & G. r. r., came up on a spe- o!
al train Tuesday morning and re- OF
rned to Columbia the same day on III
e regular passenger train. He was &C
e guest of Mr.. Robt. Mclaughlin. II;
Mrs. J. F. J. Caldwell has returned en-
pm visit to Cokesbury. he
Mr.. James Bowen, lately OF the Lau- po
us Railroad, left yesterday for Flo rei
ia. He will rim as express messen- We
r on the Fernandina Road between ri
cksonville and Cedar Keys.
Mrs. j. S. Hair, Sr., returned Tues WI
y from a visit to the up-eountry.
Mr.. H. T. Frllers has returned to '
lanta, after few days. visit to his Th
,wberry relatives and friends. He
d been in the lower part OF this
ate on official business. He is the Th
1ior member Of the firm Of Jones &. !
Hers Southern Detective Agency at
I. 7ta. Ga
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