The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-14
VARIOUS nnp All. ABour.

!. Miss Lizzie Owdom. of Chappells, il
visiting at Mr. II. 9. Perry's.
" Miss Bessie Maxwell, of Spartanburg
1s visiting ut Mr.. j. r. Mayes'.
Miss Lucy Cotton, Of Union, is visit.
ing at Mr.. Geo. McWhirter's.
. Miss Ophelia Hall, Of Iva Anderson
',anty, is at Mr.. Jno. G. Goggans'.
We had good rain yesterday and
everybody and everything is refreshed.
| Miss Daisy Dean, Of Greenville, Is
visiting her aunt, Miss Holland, at Mrs.
Glenn's. .....
Auditor w. c. Cromer is nominated
as a candidate for reelection in another
column ..
| Messrs. John aud Thomas Brown, Of
Leurcns county, visited relatives in
Helena Saturday and Sunday.
| Prof. w. II. Wallace attended
Wotford College commencement at
Spartanburg Sunday and Mo nday.
Miss Grace Jones. Of Asheville, N
G., is spending while with relatives
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The tent meeting that was conducted
by the Evangelist, Mr.. Cowan, was
closed Sunday night.
Miss Mary Helms, of Grey Court and
Miss Bee Yeargin, of Laurens, are Wis.,
iting ut Mrs. G. L. Boyd's.
Prof ls. G. Banks has closed his
school at Monticello and is in Newber-
ry taking in commencement.
Mr.. a. O. Matthews, who has been
teaching in Orangeburg County. hns
returned home for tho summer.
| Prof II. D. Jones, who has been
teaching at Ehrhardt, Barnwell Coun-
ty, 10 at homo for the holidays.
Mrs. z. f. Bryant, of Orangeburg,
is in Newberry on Il visit to her parents,
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. w. II. Kibler.
Prof. w. B. Aull, who has been
teaching a flouriehing school at Herod,
Ca, is visiting relatives in the city.
Misses Sara and Virginia Brodie of
Clemson arc visiting their aunt Mrs.
L. 0. Stewart, at Mr.. e. II. Leslie's.
Prof. d. d. Wallace, who has been
teaching in the Carlisle Fitting School,
ut Bamberg, is spending while at
home.
The annual commencement German
will be held in the opera house Thurs.
| day night. Dancing to commence at
g. 80 O'Clock. ..:
Mrs. Dr.. Cosby, of New Orleans, L.,
widow of the late DR.. j. S. Cosby of this
! city, left for her home in Now Orleans
last week after visiting friends here.
Prof. J. 3. ON. Holloway, of Bell
| wood is on visit to his many friends
in Newberry. Ho has just closed q
very successful school near his home.
Capt. Eugene #. Greneker. Of the S.
{. ~ G. Railway, Is spending few days
at homo. He is accompanied by his
friend, MIR. G. G. Vaughan, of Augusta.
Mr.. e. Y. Morris is preparing and
will open in few days pool aud bill
| lard par)or in the building recently
| occupied by himself as an 0. p. house.
The Excelsior Fire Company will give
IN exhibition reel race Main street
tomorrow evening at 4 O'Clock.
Misses Gertrude Simpson, of Pros
pcrity, and Fannie Whitmire, of
Grcenville, are visiting Mrs. J. H.
West. .... -
All parties have been dismissed from
| tho moot hnnSn ND ho
is over Newberry is now free from
the disease.
| Under the now schedule on the c.,
N. al. Railroad the up passenger train
now arrives here at Ito o'clock, the
down train at I'll.
Several persons left here yesterday
to recruit for the war in Capt. Nc
Caughrin's company, which is now be-
ing organized in Columbia.
Miss e. Lila Kiblcr, who has been
teaching in the Orangeburg Graded
| School, is at homo for tho vacation.
She has been reelected for another
term.
The Board Of Health Of the city of
Columbia states that the disease of
smallpox is at an end in that city. The
same Is the case in Newberry. Let's
shake.
| A special train hos been put on the
Southern Road from Greenwood to
| Greenvillc. The schedule and particu-
lars are published on the outside of this
| paper.
There has been a slight change made
In the schedule on the Southern Rail-
road. The train from Columbia arrives
here now at l2.l5, and the one from
Greenviie at l30. -.
The Herald and News Office is not
waiting on electric fans. Wo arc put
ting them in on our own accord, run
ming them by stenm-thc invention Of
that genius, Mr.. II. B. Wells, and they
work like q charm.