The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-04
ENcc,sior Etchings.

We have had good rains in this sec
tion and crop prospects have been much
improved.
The regular service IN the school
house next Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. }. W. kinard, Of Columbia, is up
on few days visit to his mothers fam
lily here.
The well at the Schoolhousc has been
completed, and water can now be had
much more convenient.
Miss Lila BooHcr has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Cromcr. of this section
Prof. X. &. Counts has been on n visit
to relatives and friends at romaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Miller have been
on 4 visit TO Prof. j. :. Whrclcr's fam
lily.
Misses Bette Wcr:s and jamie XII
nard have returned home from their
visit at Lccsvillc.
Nj. Leland Schumperta wife have
returned to their home at Nauclusc
after visiting his fathers family here.
We think friend Chips has made a
good selection in appointing commits
tee to work up the correspondents pic
mic. Now 30 to work, friends and get
the picnic in shape.
MIR. ID. b. Cook, wife and children
visited relatives ut Prosperity last
week.
In making mention Of meeting our
friends at jolly Street on Saturday we
| omitted the name of "LcOnu," whom
we also met and enjoyed Il hearty hand
shake. l.cona wasn't feeling we'll but
we feel sure he enjoyed the day as We
left him in good hands.
Mr.. G. :. Long has been in this see
tion the past week building IL brick
shop for Mr., j. G. Counts.
Mr.. Hampton l.orick and family, OF
Lexington County, is spending Il few
days with his brother, Mr.. j d. Loricl1
and family, of this community.
DR.. 6. l.. kiblcr, Of C.arksburg, Va,
| is on Il few weeks visit to relatives and
| friends in this ncighborhood.
Mcssrs. Singlcy Bros. are still saw
ing lumber occasionally in this neigh
borhood. This saw mill has already
proven Il great convenience to the peo-
| pie in tins community.
| MIR. John Matthews. superintendent
Of the Cotton Seed Oil Mill a. Ninety.
Six, has been down with his family
spending several days with relatives
and friends in this ncighborhoud.
| Mr.. G. ). Long, of Bethlehem see
tion, came over to the Prosperity roller
mlll with Il load OF wheat last week
and on Saturday morning rs MIR. Long
was returning home with his -four his
! little son who was with him fell from
the wagon 1T Mr.. G.. a. Singley's resi-
dcncc and one Of the wheels of the
loaded wagon passed over him. Dr..
Corbctt happened to be in that section
AT the time, and on examining the little
boy, found no bones we're bl oxen and
he was only painfullyIbruiscd. Twas
fortunate the little boy wasn't killed,
and we are glad to learn he was only
painfully bruised. Parents should be
very careful in such cases with their
little children.
Sunday morning we had the pleasure
OF hearing an able sermon preached in
Grace church, Prosperity, S. G., by
Prof. {. II. Fisher, who Is travelling IN
the interest Of students for Elizabeth
College, at Charlotte, n. G. POT.
Fisher showed the many advantages
derived from thorough education,
and would that every young lady and
young man could receive college cdu-
cation. Prof. Fisher is an able speaker
and good worker, and we wish him
success in securing lady students for
his college. Glad we had the pleasure
OF meeting Prof. Fisher SIGMA.