The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-06-18
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Miss Jessie Bcacham of Nincty-Six
is visiting relatives in town.
Mr.. Olncy Of Charleston is visiting
Mr.. J. ID. Luther.
Miss Maric Sturk Of Columbia is Wis
| ting Miss Sallic Lee Boiucst.
Mr.. a. l.. i;rdcnbaugh and wife are
visiting the putcrnul roof this week.
Miss trosia Wclch of Helena has
been on Il visit to the Misses Bowers.
"Cousin l}ub' made his usual Sunday
| morning run on his wheel on the llth.
lie says it's awful hot, but Il man who
means business don't mind that.
| Look here Mr.. Editor, three times
president Of the $. G. =. n. ought to
be honors enough for one poor human
| mortal, and now you bob up rs Il candi-
date for the u. $. Senate. Are you
after curly, headed Johnnic's raven
locks? We'll, pledge you all your
pen pnshcrs' votes and the influence OF
the ladies who are deprived Of that
privilege: and trust You may grasp the
lucky number as the wheel turns. We
always said YOU had it in you and your
past record proves it.
| Mr.. II. l.. Whites and bride arrived
on schedule time last Saturday, and is
nov spending the hot weather with his
relatives in town and vicinity. We
extend congratulations. ilc".'s our 81
| Shake.
Our boys are going 10 make an active
| baScball campaign. and will go to work
| and thurouG niy Or1auiZr. and "" trust
thry will %ct up some practice Hamcs
and let us sec them play ball.
Agent Brown reports that he is i'm
| proving and expects to be on deck
again in the near future. We miss
YOU old boy.
| Al, (N N,,.L,,,, fIr.,,, I,:nN
has been elected health officer Of the
town and has entered upon his duties.
y large contingent from town AT
tended the commencement exercises at
| Ncwhrlry this week.
The State says Nrwbrrry College is
the first dcnominutional college to
open her CLASSES to girls. but will be
followed in short order by the others.
We remark in passing that we were
on the campus OF the college last Mon
day Tor the first time in years. 1t was
houses and the Kcllar Memorial had
all been built since our last visit, and
we want to say that the Lutheran peO-
pie Of South Carolina don't really
know what asurc they have in
Ncwhcrry College. They ought to be
proud OF her and her work. And We
feel that she has cntcled upon Il larger
field OF usefulness by opening her col
lcEc classes to Young ladies in the re
strictcd way which she did. If hen
people (patronS) will do their duty b,
their college the time is not far distant
when the college will be the peer Of any
in the l;int.
| 4 rU;n.,nr Of Our vets are speaking
OF taking in Nashville next week with
the regular camps. Cap says he mus
90 ON this trip for it will he the las
exposition.
The visitors to the commencement
have all returned home, ana our town
has taken on its usual summer quiet.
Showers have been falling. and crops
and grass just Il humping and on
farmers arc waging Il relentless wa
and will win.
commencement has come and gon,
ami still we are not happy. although
some OF the hoys and girls arc, woml,
suppose. Our last commencement wa
the 18th mile stone in our school, ant
from the expression of many who hay,
attended them all this was thc best
On" OF the features of this one was tn
exercises, Il debate by the Cincan Lit
crary Society. This was the first tim
they had such exercises. and we trus
that in future they will be Il promincn
feature in each commencement. Ant
we would further suggest that the cX
crciscs be heightened somewhat. TAX
three days and two nights instead o
crowding IT all into one day and tw
nights. The address for one night j
enough. The address Of that prince O
| the r0StrlUm. DR.. Evans, was very fine
: and would haze been enjoyed mucl
= better had there been nothing else tha
| night. And then give the graduate
full swing one morning, and all vii
feel better and none worn out 80 bad il
The end. The exercises were well at
tended at each and every time. in fac
the house was packed. One Of til
,, things Prosperity needs is Il hall larg
enough to accommodate hcr schoo
D board OF trustees in 7th, Sth and 9t1
classes were won respectively by El
: nest BGdcnbaugh, Wynn Hodges an
= Miss Della Bowers. Rev. Bcardcn dc
J livcrcd the one TO Ernest Bcdcnbaugl
Rev. Price tD Wynn Hodges, Re,
y Kirkpatrick to Miss Della Bower.
Prof. Counts says that Il greater nun
L Der Of pupils made their cla,scs thi
year than any session heretofore. On
p thing that We hear spoken of NOR
y than any other, is the fact that Pro
, Counts is going to leave us and all an
u expressing tncir regrets. He is goo
e." educator. and We bcspeak for him
l. bright future in his new home. II
goes to Wilmington, n. g., and wi
y have charge Of Il large parochial schoo
u KAY.
II Now ia the time to provide yOurse
and family with bottle Of Chamber
lan's Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhoe
Remedy as a safeguard against an al
tack Of bowel complaint during tn
= summer months. t costs but 25 cent