The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-03
OUR PROSPERITY BUDGET
ALL THE NEWS OF a LIVE AND PRO.
GRESSIVE TOWN.

Especial Correspondence .loraid and News. I
Capt. u. b. Whites Of AJ,anta is in
town today selling his celebrated mika-
do chocolates.
Col. j. w. Butler is here. He al
ways spends Sunday with mine host
Wise at the Wise hotel.
Your correspondent with Mrs. KAY
and ono of the little kays will take q
week of and spend it up in tho noun,
'alns recuperating. Come up Chips
and join us, and we will guarantee you
a good time and plenty of 1t, viii tako
you to Paris Mountain and Caesars
Head and show you where mountain
dew is 20 be seen oarly In tho morning
on every blade Of grass and leaf to be
seen. Como and we will slip Off from
the madam and have a good time for
awhile at least.
Several of our citizens went to Kings
Creek to hear Rev. Orr on Sunday.
They speak very highly Of his sermon
yesterday.
Married Thursday, July 20, 1897, by
ltcv. }. w. Blanton, Mr., Il. Snowdcn
pomlnick and Minnie Epting, daughter
at Jno. l.. Epting and granddaug liter Of
Mrs. Happy Cook. We extend congrnt.
ulations to the happy couple and wish
them much happiness.
Mr.. j. =. Cannon has had sick child
for some days, we are glad to report it
rs being better.
Mr.. d. II. Witherspoon has moved
into the Boozer house on the hill, and
he can now truly rest under the shade
OF the trees and keep cool.
The delegates elected from Grace
Snnday-school to the Ncwbcrry Confer
cncc Sunday-school Convention are:
Miss Lillian Luther, Mcssrs. a. G.. Wise
and j. S. Wheeler. Altcrnatcs, Misses
Mamie Simpson, Marie Bobb, Minnie
Lee Bowers. This convention meets ut
Beth Eden August6-9. Colony elected
Mr.. David Paysingcr, Msscs Della
Long and Viola Hu2hardt delegates.
Misses Ola Fcllcrs, Ida Paysingcr, al
ternates.
The reunion of Company G of l3th
Regiment of the South Carolina Volun
tcers will be held at Young's Grove
August Goth, about |! miles south of
Prosperity. This annual reunion will
be one to be attended by all the "Old
Vets, who can possibly attend. Public
invited. Rev. J. G. Counts, the chap
lain Will preach the annual sermon.
w. J. Mills will furnish the dinner.
Mr.. Pat Blair will make the hash and
all can depend on good dinner, and q
pleasant time.
Chips, you didn't tell us when that
picnic was to be and tho programme.
Come old boy let's have it.
The Canning Factory is running full
blast now, three days in the week, and
by next week will be going all the time.
So bring on your peaches, pears and
tomatoes, and have them canned. They
arc putting up good many for private
family use.
The Fellcrs Canning Company is also
putting up fruit and vegetables for all
who bring them in. So is Mr.. John
Cousins.
Our school here has been filed by
three of the best educators in the coun-
ty: Prof N. T.. Aull, the principal, is
graduate Of Ncwbcrry College and
post graduate course ut Johns Hopkins
University. Prof. Thornwcll Haynes,
lst assistant, graduate of WoilOrd Col
lcgc, post graduate OF Vanderbilt Uni
vcrsity. Miss Gertrude Simpson, grad
uatc Of Prosperity High School and
Winthrop Normal College. All can
send their children to these teachers
knowing that they will be we'll cared
for intellectually. We look for pros
perGus term. KAY.