The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-17
VARIOUS AND ALI, ARour

sonville, N. G.
We have had good rains during the
past few days. ..,
Mrs. A. II. Brown left on Saturday
for Saluda, N. c.. H..
Dr.. James Mcintosh has returned
from North Carolina.
Mrs. - Holbrook is visiting rela.
tives and friends North.
Misses Iuls. & Carrie Jones returned
yesterdp6sfrom Greenville.
.sEgof. and Mrs. w. X. Sigh are visit
iDS at his father's at Slighs.
Summer Bros. have large lot cot
ton picking baskets for sale.
The ten days test of the electric
lights closed with Saturday night.
Mrs. j. j. Brown of Atlanta is on a
visit to her parents Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Mittle.
Mrs. H. r. Todd and children, FAINT
and Sheldon, are visiting relatives in
OcoIoe County.
Mrs. A. G. Jones and children and
Mr.. U. Q. Davis leave today for Hen
dersonville, N. @.
| Mr.. Y. V. A. Riser, of the Seminary
at Newberry, ia now serving the church
at Sumter, S. G.
Mrs. Eduard Scholtz and daughters
nave gone on q visit to her relatives in
Flushing, N. Y.
FNOf. and Mrs. f. M. Sheridan, of
GSeenwood, spent several days in New
@rry the past week.
l8aMr. and Mrs. J. G. Myers and chill
dren left yesterday for a visit to his
relatives in Kentucky.
Rev. S. T. Hallman, D. D., Editor of
the Lutheran Visitor was in the city
yesterday and last night.
Mr.. j. j. Lane is spending couple
weeks In Philadelphia, Pa. on a visit
to friends in the Quaker city.
Miss Emily Scott has been elected
and has accepted the position as teach
er Of the Burton School in No. @.
Miss Lila Johnstone was the only
applicant before the board last Friday
for the scholarship ut Winthrop Nor
nal College.
Dr.. j. II. Mcintosh has been ap-
pointed surgeon-general on the staff of
Gen. Bonham Of the Sons of Veterans,
with the rank of colonel.
Mr.. J. e. Norwood, the polite and
efficient cashier of the Savings Bank,
Is Off on brief vacation of rest and
pleasure at Wilmington, N. G.
The trimming Of the trees that has
recently been done by Council has been
we'll done and adds very much to the
appearance OF the streets and the ef-
tlciency Of the lights.
Mr.. J. D. Davenport, of Davenport
and Renwick, and the Newberry Cloth
Ing Co., left last week for the northern
markets to buy the fall and winter
stocks for their stores.
Miss Dele Land will resume her
music class Monday, September goth,
and requests her pupils and any desir-
Ing to take lessons, to meet her at Mr..
j. M. Kinard's OF IL O'Clock.
Sheriff Buford received a prisoner
last week from the Mollohon section,
charged with assault and battery with
Intent to kill. His name Is Ezell Trip
let and he is charged with assaulting
jackson Davis.
Rev. w. w. McMorries has sent in
his resignation at Cannon's Creek
church, and the congregation Is asked
to meet next Sunday to consider his
resignation. He has served this con-
gregation for thirteen years, and is
strong with the people.
Health Officer Hunter requests The
Herald and News to say that citizens
must not put trash and debris on the
streets to be moved by the cart except
on Wednesdays and Saturdays, and not
| later than 10 a. IN. on these days, as 1t
is impossible to have it promptly moved
on other days.
A negro man working for Mr.. David
Pitts in No. 6 was pretty severely hurt
on Saturday. He was attempting to
turn four-mule team and the wagon
tongue struck him on tho breast and
mashed him against a tree in rear Of
Evans & Wilson's store. Drs. Kibler
and Glider attended him and he was
sent on home. II the blow had been on
the left side 1t would probably have
Id led him