The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-30
VARIOUS AND ALI ABOUT.


the city yesterday.
Mr.. 0. MGR. Holmes has returned
from tho mountains.
Mr.. S. j. Wootcn has returned from
the northern markets.
DR.. e. @. Jones has returned from q
visit to relatives at Cokesbury.
Mr.. G. e. Summer has returned from
trip to the mountains.
Mrs. Hasel Gibbcs is on visit to her
mother at The NewbHrry.
Tomorrow is the last day for the
early closing Of the stores.
Business is Beginning to brighten up
and everybody is on the move
Eggs have been remarkably scarce
in Newhcrry for the past week
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer aud family
have returned from Hendersonyillc.
DR.. j. E. Boozcr. of Columbia, is Wis
iting his brother DR.. ID. l.. Boozer, Jr.
Miss Bessie Riser, after a pleasant
visit 70 friends in the up-country is at
home.
Miss Nellie Coats has returned home
after an extended trip to Laurens
County.
The State Fair Premium List is out
and is being distributed by Secretary
Holloway.
Mr.. Gus Coats, of Cross Hill, spent
Sunday aud Monday in Helena visiting
relatives.
Kew. j. D. Bowles will preach at
Whitmire on the second Sunday in
September.
Cotton is opening very fast consider
ing the rain and some is being put on
the market.
Miss Eva Riser, who has been teach
ing school at Tryon, N. c., has re-
turned home.
a. G. Jones is receiving new goods
now every day. Give him q call and
sec his selection.
Misses Corrie anu Gussie Houseal
and Mr.. Fred Houscal are visiting reln-
tivcS in Pomaria.
Hon. Thos. j. Lipscomb, Mayor of
Columbia, is on visit 20 relatives and
friends in Newbcrry.
There was good crowd of people in
the city yesterday and the candidates
were on the move.
Sergeant j. G. Daniels, of Company
B, is at home on 10 DAYS furlouph
shaking hnn'ls with his many friends.
Mr., j. w. Chappcll. of the Mower
Co., left yesterday for the northern
markets to select line of fall and
winter goods.
The Herald and News expects to get
full returns of the vote today ard will
be glad to have our friends bring in the
returns promptly.
The young men who left Il few weeks
ago for the mountains by private con-
vcyance returned on Saturday and re-
port a good time.
The Old Mems Club and tho Young
Mems club have their voting precincts
at the co urt house ..Dd the Carolina
club at council chambers.
The Methodist Missionary women
will be glad to have YOU attend the
meetings Of the society ut the Meth
odist church Friday evening, Saturday
and Sunday.
The opportunity to buy splendid sum-
mcr shoes at strictly first cost will be
extended for short time ut the
Mower Co. Call and see their bar
gains in shoes.
Lieut.. II. O. Stewart and Artificer c.
c. Stewart, of Company b, are at home
on few days furlouyh. The young
men look we'll and say they are satis-
fled and ready and willing to go to
Cuba. They report no serious illness
in camp.
Mr.. =. j. Voss, our etliccnt and OBJ
liging superintendent Of water works,
never tires of sin. 1g the praises of
our artesian water. He is doing all in
his power for the interest Of the plant
and city and is liked by the people
generally.
Children's Day at Beth Eden Church
Parsonage will be celebrated on Friday,
September 9th. There will be three or
four prominent speakers present who
will make addresses on Sunday-School
and Mission work. The Woman's Mis-
sionary Society will furnish refresh
ments during the day. The public is
invited to come and bring w-ll-filled
| baskets. Nine o'clock is the time for
the exercises to begin.