The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-01-05
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Mrs. Mer;ns Gregg, az aunt o.
DR.. 3. J. Qua:tiebeum, Of this place
died at her nome in Charleston on sun
day, January. 1st. Mrs. Gregg wa:
eighty Eight years Of age. The tnne
raj services were he'd on Mouday.
= The Clemson students who spen
Christmas a. nome have returned te
college ,.fter two weeks of holiday
Our representatives at this college are
Mess. Edgar Matthews, Gregg
McMaster, Mer''.t Q1attlebaum. Tom
McNaster a. cummings.
The RI Herald states tha
CaDr. p y, of the Catawb:
Riffs <oably oe elected 10 HI
the n the Palmetto Regiment
T. .cv was made by the death O.
Cor. ..eph X. Alston, who held
mai.,r's commission in this regiment.
- iye Acknowledge the receipt o.
sevs:a. ca!enders for 1899 sent rs by
c. l. Hood Il Co. The calender SEM
on: 3y this company is a very hand
some ore, The subject being "The
American Girl" 1t is pretty and
artistic. These ca!end@rs may be OBJ
taiaed from druggists.
Monday was the next to the
coolest day that we have had this
wioter, the rcrcurv oaving fallen On
thai morning 10 IS degrees. Severe
cold has been prevailing throughout
the North and West, aud in conse-
quenee Of this blizzard he trains from
the north have b2en late for several
days.
Ga Wednesday morning Field and
Halsons mlus;re!s had aparade and
concert. Tie musicians marched
froa tIoir csr, which was side tracked
at The freight depot, to the court
house, where Ihey stopped and ren-
Gered severa! selections. The band is
q fire one and the music soon drew a
large crowd.
The colorei people here let Etnsn
cipation Day pass Oy withoa, calebEa!-
ing il in any way. Usually the day IS
celebrated with parades, speeches and
is wound up By 8 sapper, but for
some reason no interest seemed to be
TAX in the day, although in many
ott sees the day was celebrated in
gr,> e.
E1s ,noruing st eleven O'Clock the
wedding of Mr.. Charles Stevenson to
Miss Mary Z, McMaster will take
place, Rev. c.. E. Mcdonald perform
ing the ceremony. After the ceremony
the bride aud groom si!l leave on the
noon train for Port Tampa, Florida,
where they vii! visit Mr.. and Mrs.
Riley McMaster.
The Second South Caroiina Regl-
melt sailed from Savannah on Tues
dsy for CUBA on board the transport
Rounania. From The accounts gwen
of taeir departure, the men were
hapo7 ard started for Cuba in high
splits. TIE people of the State Will
fee! the deepest Interest u this regi-
maa. during its stay in Cuba.
Field and nanson's Minstrels az
rivcA here on Wednesday aad gave a
perioIm.ac: ii I'hespian Hall Wed
nesday night. The company will play
in C|lambia to night. Entertainments
Of any kind are few and fsr between
in Wiunsborc, as companies generally
pass us BY, and when ons does stop
the pcop'e are apt to attend and the
show generally have very good audi
ences.
-Ga Heau.sdav morning, January
11tU. Miss Lizzie T. icrig will be
married to DR.. Wolfe. The ceremony
wi. 5e performed by Dr.. D. E. Jor-
dar and will take place st the residence
Of tue brides parents. Dr.. Wolfe has
recently been appointed surgeon in the
United States ar,i,s' ami is at present
stationed with his regiment at Hunts
vile, Aja. After the wedding the
bride ana groom will 30 10 Huntsville.
-On Wednesday, January 18th,
1899, Miss Rosa Mar Jones, eldest
daughter Of Judge Ira 3. Jones, Of
Lancaster, will b. married to Dr..
Paul 3. Marion, Of Lewisville, Chester
County. The wedding will take place
at tie residence Of the brides parents:
Miss Joie, has visited here and is
most pleasantly remembered by all
who met her. Miss r. G. Elliott will
be present q; the wedding and will be
one ofthc bridesmaids.
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