The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-18

berry the early part OF tho week to vis-
it relatives.
Mr.. Pierre Mazyck, after pleasant
visit to Charleston, returned home
| Wednesday.
Miss Alice Jones, OF Ridge Spring,
has been elected to teach the Tran
wood school.
Mr.. Joe Epting and family, of New
berry, came down Friday to visit rcla-
tives.-Chapin News.
Mr. B. +. Griffin, Mr.. Eugene and
Miss Lille Griffin, have gone TO Ashe-
| vile, N. c., on visit.
Mrs. Joseph Mann, little babe, and
| Miss Jennie, will leave today for Char
lesion to visit friends.
MIR. [. II. Hunt, Of Ncwberry, was
| over to attend the reception last Friday
evening.-Clinton News.
Miss Marie Coleman, u charming
young lady of Johnston, is visiting Miss
Bertha B!easc in this city.
Prof. w. II. Wallace returned We'd
been conducting summer school.
Miss Vivian Caldwell, of Donuld's,
WHO has been visiting the Misses Will
son, left yesterday for her home.
Mrs. j. f.. Scott, who has been on a
visit to her father, Mr.. w. II. Tarrant,
| returned to her home in Union yestcr-
day.
Mrs. Anna T.. Carrere, of Charles
ton, who has been visiting Mrs. J. Dean,
is visiting in Newbcrry. y.-Greenville
News.
Miss Mary Gibson, of Newberry, is
expected in the city Friday. She will
visit Miss May Lyon.-Abbeville Me-
dium.
Union service will be held in the
Presbyterian church Sunday night.
ltcv. MIR. Simmons, of Persia, will
preach.
The LEtna Reel Team, colored, with
Dave Irons as captain, went to Green
vile Tuesday to participate in the fire
mems tournament.
The attention of the school trustees
of the county is called to the letters
from the State Superintendent of Edu-
cation published in this paper.
Excursion trains on both roads went
up on Wednesday taking the Charles
ton people to the up-country. About
three hundred passed Newberry.
Miss Hulda Witte, of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Alice Mazyck. Miss
Alice will give a pleasant "at home"
this evening in honor of Miss Wittc.
a runaway horse attached to IL buggy
on the public square caused quite a
| commotion yesterday. No one was
hurt and no serious damage was done
to horse Or buggy.
The Commissioners Of Public Works
postponed the election of Superin-
tendent yesterday afternoon on account
| of the absence Of one of the Commits
sioners, Mr.. ~. G.. Pool, who is sick.
Mr.. r.. d. Smith has purchased the
Old Southern passenger depot and will
move it across the rail- Dad near the
Southern freight depot and use it for a
warehouse. The old platform is being
torn away and shipped Off.
B. Il. Etheredge went to Newberry
Monday where he won't to begin the put
ting up of wire on the Saluda- Newber-
ry line. He said he would have the line
ready for conversation by Saturday
ght.-Saluda Advocate.
The trustees Of the Helena school
held meeting on Tuesday night and
elected Miss Maggie Jones, of Ridge
Spring, to teach the school the coming
session. No teacher was elected for
the colorcd school, that election being
postponed.
Mr.. Robert Norris, who has been Off
on IL visit to his friend and school-mate,
Mr.. Herbert G.. Lorrick, has returned
accompanied by Mr.. Lorricl1, who will
spend while here. They are great
friends, reminding us of Damon and
| Pythias.
We are indebted to Prof. II. G.. Counts
for an invitation to attend the closing
exercises Of Excelsior Academy onFri-
day the 25th. Addresses will be deliv-
cred by President Geo. b. Cromer, OF
Newberry, A. r. Lever, Esq, Of Wal
laccville, and Rev. NJ. NJ. Kinard, Ph.
d., Of Columbia.
We published last week the program
OF the Orangebnrg Reunion of the stu
dents and eX-students of Ncwbcrry
College, a"d have been requested to
add to that program the following:
Rev. NJ. M. Kinard, Ph. D., subject:
"Christian vs. Christian Educa.
tion."
] This morning at the Carolina Manu-.