The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-08-27
Personals .

CISOltiiS-
Mr.. a. G. Jones is in town.
Mr.. Abe Foot Is on Il visit to his pa
rents.
Mr.. and Mrs.. John Mathis returned
home last Monday.
Mrs. Rollcrson and children went to
Laurens last Friday.
Misses Carrie and A. B. Aull We're in
Greenville tie past week.
Mr.. T. I. Todd and children. returned
from LaErcnS last week.
Misses Maggie Werts and Emily Love
lace are visiting at Silver Street.
Miss Susie Jacoby. OF Summerville. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. j. Mann.
DR.. Roach, OF Savannah, is on Il visit
to his sister, Mrs. +. Werber, Jr.
Mr. NJ Il :,sa-
Louise, have gone to New York.
Mr.. E. C. Campbell, President OF
Hagerstown (MarylanO College, is in
town.
Miss Natalie Nazyck leaves to-day
to spend some time with friends IN
Union.
Mr.. Cannon OF the Prosperity Repor-
ter, paid us i pop-call last Saturday al
ternOon.
Mr.. Naybin put out 4 pretty wagon
few days ago-the = Innisfilen Dairy
Wagon"
Miss Carrie Aull, Of Newberry, is on
visit to her sister Mrs. Lake.-Ea$ley
Messenger.
Mr.. Key, OF Augusta, agent OF Sew
inc machine company, was in the city a
few days ago.
Misses Matte Mclaughlin and Sallie'
Greneker have returned from Columbia
after most pleasant visit.
Nh. Ell. Clark, general manager OF
the Singer Sewing Machine Co., visited
his family in Anderson last week.
Mr.. A. C. Jones has been quite sick at
his home in Columbia. We are glad to
say that he is now convale$cIng.
Mr.. F. Werber, ir., writes that he Is
much pleased with his place, as we'll rs
with Washington and its society.
Conductor Williams, OF the up-freight,
Tuesday, had his foot badly hurt by the
falling of a tobacco box while shifting.
Bob H. Smith, OF Gainesville, GA, was
in the city few days since. He repre-
sents one of Baltimore'$ leading grocery
houses.
Mrs. c.. Mower left last week for the
Northern markets. She will soon cN
tend her trip to Dexter, Maine. to visit
relatives.
Messrs. W. A. and 7. E. Kinard re
turned on Monday from the up-country
The latter left on Tuesday for his rail
road duties.
Mr.. Barney Garmany and wife, O
Texas, were on Il visit to their brothc
George. a few days since. His first vlSl
in sixteen years.
Judge J. P. Pool has returned iron
Wavncsville. n. G.. He was at tn
White Sulphur Springs Hotel when
burned down short time since.
Miss Jeanette Brown OF Charleston
who has been yiSitinghe cousins. Ml$>c
Sallie and Jennie Brown, left for he
home on Tuesday, accompanied by Mis-
Jennie.
Mr.. Gentry, one Of the young men at
work in the factory, and who Tor some
time has suffered with 4 tumor on tlc
knee. went to his home in Pendlcto'
last Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. Jameson. Of the firm
Minter Il Jameson. lett for Mississippi
last week. and from there he will 90 t
New York to purchase his stock OF 1al
and winter gods.
Mr.J. D. Smith has returned IRON
Kentucky. having made his purchase ol
stock. Captains NJ. N. Buford and =. T.
Myers have likewise returned with
bir bilnch of horses and mules.
We had the pleasure last Tuesday o:
meeting all old friend in the person o.
Mr.. James II. Diseker, OF Columbia, who
is now one of the travelling agents OF the
Columbia Daily Register. The dinner
hour was most agrceably spent WIN o!'l
friend OF the oldcn days. talking OF the
nast and present OF men and thlnS>.
d.. \. n. Talley, ir., WHO has been
spending q few days iii the city, mas re-
tnrued to his home i'll NewberryCo"hty
where he i pracUicing medicine success
fully. Having had the advantage oi .ne
ripe experience and skill OF MS latne1' la,1
whose abilities we regard rs unsurpassed:
the young doctor may be esteemed "''
acquisition to his loeality'-lfeg's'e''