The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-03
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The college and schools all opsn this
morning.
Mr.. w. H. Carwlle is now with Sum
NOR Bros. '&
Yesterday was legal holiday in
place Of Sunday.
Mr.. S. S. Langiord will clerk for Mr..
A. @. Jones this year.
/. Mrs. j. w. Humbert left vest erday
for her home in Hartsville.
Miss jamie Vance, Of Clinton, has
been visiting friends in Newberry.
} Tho Newberry Savings Bank has de-
clared semi-annual dividend OF 3 per.
cent.
Mr.. Frank Mayes, OF Anderson, has
been in tho city for few days visittng
relatives. w..
Mr.. r. J. Lindsay, Of Rock Hill Is in
the city and will travel this year with
MIR. A. Q. Jones.
The Holy Communion will be ad min.
istered at the Lutheran church next
Sunday morning.
Miss Willie Counts, OF Fairfield, is
spending Christmas with relative and
friends near Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Hardy, of Co.
lumbia, we're on q visit to his father
Mr.. w. d. Harday last week.
The old mile stone has been replaced
on the public square In front of the
court house by the city council.
Miss Lawrence Glenn, of Newberry,
Is visiting Miss Claudia Irby, and other
friends in the city.-Laurens Herald.
Misses Floride and Willie Calhoun,
of Abbeville have been visiting rela-
tives and friends in Newberry the past
week.
Mr.. Jno w. Mathews, who has been
spending the holidays at home, re-
turned to the Charleston Medical Col
lege yesterday.
Among the students on the honor
roll at the South Carolina College we
note the name of G. P. Pelham as pro-
fcient In history.
Mr.. Harry Hammer and sister, Miss
Melle, Of Gadsden, after few days
visit to friends in the city returned to
their home on Friday last.
Mrs. g. J. Purcell entertained u
party Of young folks on Saturday even
ing in handsome and elegant style.
They watched the old year go out and
the new year come In.
Misses Mamie McCaughrin and Mary
Thompson and Nina Lake have re-
turned to Converse College and Miss
Eloise Welch to her work III the Grad
ed school In Spartanburg
Prof. w. H. Wallace, of the New
berry Graded school, at the convention
Of ,superintendents In Columbia last
week was elected President Of the con-
vention. A good selection.
Mr.. Thos. Harmon, son of Mr. Cod
frey Harmon Of this county, who has
recently been admitted to the bar has
decided to loeate at Spartanburg for
the practice or his profession.
Mr.. Jno. w. Long and Miss Fannie
Mason were married at Saluda Oh
christmas day and they have moved to
|, Utopia and will make that their home.
The Herald and News exLends congratz
ulations. ~ !
MIR. Edw. r. Hipp will move his gro-
Gerry store to the building formerly oc-:
cupied by MIR. w. r. Tarrant. Mr..
Tarrant moves down Main street to the
building next to J. w. Reeder's. MIR.
Tarrant has been on the corner next
to the bank longer than any merchant
in Newberry.
| Mr.. J. D. Davenport has opened his
fertilizer Office on law range and is
ready. to see and to serve his, friends
and the farmers generally. He is han
ding some OF the best brands of ferti-
lizers on the market and that have the
Recommendation and endorsement OF
some of our most progressive and re.
liable farmers who have tried them
Mr.. Davenport is clever and reliable
and will treat you right if you deaI
with him. =
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