The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-08-13
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOur.

Harris Springs.
Mr.. NJ. L. Spcarman has gone to
Harris Springs. ".
Miss Beta Lcavell is on visit to rel
atives at Greenwood.
Mr.. j. c. Myers will leave Monday
on trip to kentucky.
Miss Lucy McCaughrin is spending
n couple of weeks ut Harris Springs.
IMiss Nanais*s.sdayes has returned
from ayis'gto friends in spartanburg.
Msxrr H. G. Bardin and Master james
hays returned from Hendersonvillo,
N. G.
Dr.. j. VIM. Eolk of Georgetown is on
visit to relatives and friends in New
berry.
Miss Florence Bowman Of Charles
ton is visiting her brother, Mr.. c. A.
Bowman.
Miss Mamie Robinson, OF Rowesville,
S. c., is on q visit to Mrs. VIM. p.
Houseal.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. M. Kibler and Mrs.
w. A. Kinard have returned from
Glenn Springs.
Wynn's Bargain Store is Offering
genuine and real bargains, to make
room for fall stock.
Mr.. VIM. =. Houseal left yesterday
for Virginia in the interest OF the
L'uthcraE Visitor.
In SCHOOL district No. 27 special
election is ordered on 28th. 1t is to
votsaway two mill tax.
,;Mr. w. G. Schenck went up Wednes-
day to attend the ball at Harris Springs
and will remain several days.
Mr. Roscoe sheaiy, of Prosperity, is
at the Western Union Office in tho alb
sencc of Mr.. Nj. T.. Wickliffe.
Mrs. J. Y. Culbreath and Master
Pierre Gaillard returned on Tuesday
from visit to Whitmirc.
A certain street in Newberry not
over five hundred feet long has twenty
seven children living in it-agcs from
1OGf Gays TO fourteen years.
Miss Stella Dukes, of Rowesville,
S. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs. d.
Tiller; also Mrs. VIM. Dukes and Mrs.
Lizzie Holloy, of Rowesville.
Mr.. r. Clifford Banks has recently
been elected principal Of the Mounti-
cello school, Fairfield County, S. C.
Miss Anabel Johnstone has been
elected teacher of the Dead Fall school
for the next session. She has accepted.
M. L. Spearman & Co. call your at
tention to special line of wagons
which they will sell you at great bar
gains and under special guarantee.
Judge and Mrs. w. w. Hodges left
Wednesday morning for Greenville.
Judge Hodges will return on Monday.
Mrs. Hodges will remain for month.
Mr.. Robert A. Welch arrived in
Newberry on Wednesday from Hous-
ton. Texas, and will spend some time
with his parents ind other relatives in
Newberry.
Col. l.. p. Miller has decided to move
to his farm near Ocala, Fla. He will
remain there one year, and If satis-
fled at that time, he will make that his
home.
Mr.. A. G. Jones has already bought
his fall goods and thus avoided the
heavy tariff of the Dingley bill. See
his prices and take advantage of the
low rates.
Mr.. S. II. Mclean is attending the
exposition at Nashville, Tenn, and
Mr.. Leland G. Schumpert has charge
of the office at the Southern in Mr..
McLean's absence.
Superintendent of Education Hig-.
gins was thrown from his wheel last
week and right painfully hurt. He
has been confined to his bed since and
will be yet for several days.
Mr.. G. II. DeLorme, of Darlington is
on visit to Mr.. B. o. Duncan. They
were classmates in South Carolina
College forty years ago, and this is
their first meeting since that time.
Rev. u. w. Bedenbaugh was in New
berry Tuesday. His many friends
were glad to see him and to know that
he had sufficiently recovered from the
hurt he received some time ago as to
be about, though he still suffers.
Mr.. J. j. Lane returned this week
from Harris Springs. He was very much
pleased while at the spring but
had to come homo to look after his large
farming interest and those who have
seen 1t say that he has 200 acres OF the
finest cotton in the State.
Sent It to His MOther in Germany.