The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
@ have had a nice little rain.

been slow.
Mr.. j. Guy Daniels has been on q
visit to Union.
Mr.. Herman Cromer, Of Clinton, Is
visiting in this city.
Col. O. l.. Schumpert attended court
in Laurcns last week.
DR.. james Mcintosh returned on Sat,
urday from Glenn Springs.
Intcndant Jno. p. Fant, of Whit
mires, was in the city ON Monday.
Solicitor Scasc came in on Saturday
and was ready for court Monday morn
ing.
Mrs. G.. j. Iobcl has returned from q
visit to relatives and friends in Edge
field County.
| Mr. II. M. Martin, who is located at
| Greenville in the insurance business, Is
visiting in tho county.
Misf Mary Riser will take charge OF
the switch board ut the telephone cen
tral Office on August 1st.
| The next meeting of the County Sue.
| day School Convention will be heiG
with the Helena Sunday School.
DR.. Jno. II. Thompson, his sister, and
daue hter, the Misses Thompson, re-
turned yesterday from Harris Springs.
Supervisor Hill requests road over
| secrs to have the roads worked as soon
as possible. See notice in another
| column.
Mrs. G. G. Sale, children and Miss
| ellie Huict have returned from a visit
to relatives and friends in Saludu
County.
Masters Rowland and Wilmot Mar
shall left yesterday for Nowberry to
visit Col. j. r.. Leavell.-The State,
23d inst.
Mr.. VIM. Smith while on his way to
Columbia, stopped over here Monday
with his friends, Messrs. Eugene and
Julirs Boozcr.
Nh. Os. Wells has the contract and
has begun work to move the old Fallaw
house. 1t will be moved square up to
face Nance street.
Miss Mary Buford, who has been Wis
iting her unclc's family in the county,
has returned home, accompanied by
her cousin. Miss Carrie Buford.
Superintendent f. w. Higgins has a
scho arship in thc Charleston College
at his disposal. Some worthy young
gentleman might see him about it.
Mrs. Dennis, nee Miss Chappcll, II
charming Newbnrry lady, spent sever
al days last week at MIR. w. II. Craw.
ford's in Salud;l. -Saluda Advocate.
The Auditor and Trcasurcr's Office is
| to be neatly painted and fixed up on the
inside. This will greatly improve the
| appearance Of things in these quarters
AL the members Of The Ladies' Aid
Society of the Lutheran Church are
| requested to attend an important meet,
| ing Friday afternoon at 6 o'clock in the
church.
Mr. Clint Fallaw, after spending two
| weeks in Florida, has gone to Atlanta
and is taking shorthand course in
| Sullivan, Creighton g. Smiths Busi-
ness College.
Mrs. w. f.. Smith, who has been
spending a while with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Bishop, left on
Saturday for her home in Orangeburg
accompanied by her sister, Miss Alma
Bishop.
On Thursday Of last week very de-
structive hail storm visited the north
crn part Of Saluda County. In the
| Coleman Cross Roads section corn and
cotton is said to have been completely
stripped in the fields.
Superintendent Of Education f. w
Higgins has disposed Of all the appli
cation for blanks the citadel cadetshir
and has sent for more. The indications
that there will be ten or twelve appli
cations. The examination will be held
some time after August lst.
With the new schedule on the G.. N
g. L., you can make connection for al
most any point you desire to go, anG
can leave Newberry and visit any
point in any direction and return the
same day. In our next issue we vii
publish the connections, etc.
Lovers of the national game enjoyed
the game at the college Saturday after
noon between the town and the Wes
End mines. The game resulted in 1
victory for the town boys by score o
27 to >. Some of the boys did excellent
playing and one who deserves spccia
mention is Mr.. Jesse Coats, who die
some beautiful field work.