The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-07-28
Bachman Chapal and Union Academy Chips

with II good attendance. The patrons
met the same morning and unani-
mously reelected Miss Bessie Domi-
nick us teacher for. tho next scholastic
year.
Miss Mary Jane Norris resumed her
school at jolly Street last Monday.
| | wonder If 'thcrc is any cabbage
grown in tho State this year. If any
Cnc knows Of the like it will be an item
Of news to tell it..
| Mrs. j. J. Gullman visited in the
Monticello section in Fairfield County
| tho latter part Of last week.
| We hope to be excused for our Short
comings IN this letter, Us old Mrs. Chips
is away on Il few days visit aid our
mind is somewhat noncollcctivc.
| Well, Josh, we commend you very
much for your good behaviour during
your last trip in the country. We
| Thought that You were too good II boy
to not heed good advice.
Mrs. II. IL. Epps returned home last
| Monday from IL few days visit among
| relatives in the New Hope section.
Old Uncle Alfred I,mGrIck accompa-
nicd her home and spent the day with
nS.
Here goes to decide Whether or not
we will have Il correspondents gather
ing or picnic, as you please to call it.
Now friends, as you all know, Kay,
Sigma and Chips had very bad luck in
their effort last year, therefore we take
the liberty to appoint the following
commitlcc Of arrangements to take the
matter into consideration, feeling as
slu cd that IN whatever way they decide
Will be perfectly agreeable with all the
balance q! the correspondents. Josh
Tramp. I.cOn;l and Push are the com
mittcc. I.cona, we want YOU to go to
the trout, get the cOmmittcc together
and let us know what YOU arc going to
DO. We arc willing any way the COM
mittrc may decide.
Owing to the Suudayschool conven-
tion on last Friday, Ch!ldrcn's Day at
Jolly Street on Saturday, also barNc-
cue at Prosperity, the cue at Buchmun
Chapel which was furnished in the
interest Of the church waS not very
we'll attended. Notwithstanding the
small crowd. those who attended de-
serve much praise, rs they all spent
their money quite librrally. Our friend,
NJ. l.. Strauss, who is always churita-
bic and open hearted deserves special
praise. Besides himself, he paid for
the dinners OF six young ladies, and no
telling how many set ups at the lemon
AIDE stand. We learn that II neat little
profit Of between $50 and $50 wus made.
We would give fuller details, but our
friend l.cOna WAS present, and We told
him that VIC would look to him to shoot
oil the big gun for Bachmun Chapel
| barbecue aud Jolly Street picnic. So
we are sure that both will be fully rep
! resented.
We mct our editor last Saturday eve
ming at his office and had about five
minutes chat with him. We had not
| seen him for several weeks before.
We believe that he Is getting more
c)imatiHcd to the city Of Columbia and
his work at the capitol. The editor has
| improved considerably to what he was
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bless the women, This will hr tho ,x-
preston of Chip's heart as ionu os ~.
lives Say. kov. Won hov, ,ho worry
| same experience the editor has alonG