The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-09-29
VARIOUS AND AI. hxoIr

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The new cover for the cistcrn will b,
completed today.
Rev. w. |. Herbert will r.sumo CO..,
vices in his church on Sunday.
One or two citizens report that they
saw frost Wednesday morning.
Mr.. Nick. Hutchison has moved into
his new residence on Cornelia street.
| Newbcrry College will open on Mon.
day. S"iue of the students have already
arrived.
There will be a meeting of the M.
tlonal Union tonight at 8 o'clock at
klcttncrs hall.
Miss Narnic Mclaughlin left on
Wednesday 20 resume her studies at
Converse College.
Mr.. J. j. Langford is nominated as a
candidate for Alderman from Ward /,
IN the coming special election.
Preparations are being made for Mr..
| Wells, the contractor, to begin work
ut the opera house on the gallery stairs.
Mrs. Kate Coats and daughter, Miss
Nellie, who have been spending while
in Laurens County, have returned
home.
A "kaight o. the grip" reported
day or two ago that he had lost u $1C0
bill. When last heard from he hadn't
found it.
Mrs. Dyson and Miss Sallie Jones
were in the city this week the guests OF
Mrs. +. II. Aull. They returned to
their home today.
Rev. G. a. Wright has ' cen ten
dered a vacation by his con, legation
and left yesterday to visit relatives in
Edgcticld County.
Miss Emmic Wright, one OF Newber-
"y's most popular young ladies, is spend
ing few days with friends in Saluda.
-Saluda Sentinel.
Misses Alma Bishop and Mary Bu-
ford, Of Ncwbcrry, who have been Wis
ting Mss Carrie Buford, returned |
home Saturday.-Clinton News.
Miss Agnes Ercl,man. after spending
some time in Ncwberry with Miss Gus
sic Kiblcr and other friends, has re-
turned 10 her bore in Charleston.
Mrs. II. f.. Jackson, who has been on |
Il visit to Mr.. Jack+on's p'rents here, |
t,,, ',ln l,nr hal
will visit before returning TO Florida.
Mr.. w. b. Shcaley, Of White Eock,
was in the city the first Of this week. |
He will return Monday to Orangeburg |
County, to resume his dnties as teacher. |
Chief Huntcr, while standing near
the cistcrn the other dav, dropped his
II from his belt into the water. it was
Iished out before the cistcrn was emp
tied.
MIR. Ed Mittlc will leave ioday for
to resume his studies in the
Citadel Mr.. Herman Wright will
leave on Monday for the same institu-
ton.
Mcssrs. G.. B. Martin and II. p. John
son let on Wednesday for Atlanta,
Ga, where they will take course in
Sullivan and Creighton's Business
College.
The mixed train on the c., N. e. l..
that has been leaving here at $40 Il. m.
for Laurens, has changed it's schedule
l., ~, NJ tns o,,1i ion
at s a IN.
M. Thys. +. Tarrant has returned
from visit to North Carolina. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Stevens,
motbcrof Mrs. Tarrant, who will spend
a while in Newbcrry.
Regular Sunday evening services will
be resumed in the Lutheran church
next Sunday evening. The hour for
Sunday School at the Lutheran church
has been changed from 945 a. m., t. +
p. m.
Rev. w. I. Herbert, who has been
conducting a two weeks meeting in
Atlanta, will arrive home today, and
will fiji his pulpit on Sunday. He will
be accompanied by his family who have
been spending the summer on Paris
Mountain.
School children should remember
the Racket Store when in need Of
tablets, states, pencils, sDonges, etc.
You get them cheap at the Racket
and thousands of other things to please
YOU. Watch for their ad. in our next
| paper.