The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1899-08-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.


beville County, was in Newbel ry yestcr-
day.
Dr.. Il. w. Weir, and son of Renno,
arc visiting his sister, Mrs. Matte
Glenn.
Prof. S. A. Merchant Of Whitmires,
is spending a few days in the city with
| relatives.
Magistrates Constables should read
notice Of Supervisor Hill in another
column.
Miss Ada Huiett, Of Greenwood, is
| House.
Messrs. j. VI. and G. w. Summer left
yesterday for Hcndersonvillc to spend
few days.
| Mrs. e. b. Prather left last week for
Worcester, Mass, to visit her daugh-
| ter Mrs. Ellsworth.
Mr.. Thos. T.. Jackson, of Jackson
| vile. Fla, is spending while with
his parents here.
Mr.. aud Mrs. and CT. Boyd are spend
| ing the week with relatives and friends
in Laurens County.
MIR. Hugh II: Rcnwick, who has been
| attending business college at Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, has returned home.
Noah Ruff, colored, was sent TO the
| chain gang by Magistrate Chappell
yesterday for violation of contract.
Prof. }. f. Brown. of Converse Col
lege, spent part Of last week in New
berry in the interest OF Lhat institution.
Persons in Newbery County owning
| land in Texas should read the notice of
Mr.. l.. G. Clinkscales in another column
Of this paper.
The Commissioners Of Public Works
will hold an election tomorrow for SUI
perintendent and others to till the sub
ordinate places.
Mrs. Murdishaw and charming
daughter, Miss Ida, of Columbia, are
spending few days with the family
of Mr.. L. Y. Morris.
Little Misses Rosa and Fannie
Wright, of Laurens, are spending q
while in Newberry with their aunt,
Miss Rosa Wright.
Evangelist Leitch began his meet
ings at the O'Neall street church Sun
day morning and is having interesting
meetings twice day.
Mr.. Geo. w. Buchanan, of Green
| wood, is in the city. He will begin
| work in few days on residence for
| Mr.. J. w. Earhardt in Brooklyn.
Last night and this morning slight
| edge Of the hurricane reported on the
Florida coast must have struck us
we were reminded of the September
| gales.
The Comptroller General was ex-
pected in Ncwberry yesterd ay to make
settlement with the county officers, but
called the appointment off until after
| 2lst instant.
Alderman Cabaniss received a tele-
gram on Friday announcing the death
of his mother in Shelby, N. G. We ex-
tend to Mr.. CaOaniss our deepest SYM
| pathy.
| Judge and Mrs. Y. j. Pope, Miss
Nevelle Pope, Miss Mary Nance Fair,
and Miss Thyra Schumpcrt, left yes
terday for Paris Mountain to spend q
/ while.
Mr.. Birdie Boozer of Ridgeway, has
been spending few weeks with rela-
tivcs and friends in the county. He
says there is no place like Ncwberry
and that he is thinking of coming back
to his fret love.
| Smiths grocery store has been moved
from the old stand to the store one door
below j. II. Vests furniture store,
where he will be pleased to see his old
customers and to make new ones.
| Mr.. r.. p. Fair, representative of the
Standard Oil Company, after spending
a few days in Newberry with his father,
left yesterday to take vacation Of a
few weeks at Hendersonville, N. G..
| Messrs. Johnstonc g. Welch have
been employed to assist in the prosecu-
tion of the persons charged with the
murder of Mr.. Pat Bowers at Little
| Mountain. The accused will be tried
at Lexington at the next term of the
! court.
Miss Helen Goggans, daughter of
Mr.. Jno. g. Goggans, was the SUCCESS
full applicant for the Winthrop scholar
ship. Mr.. Goggans received .notice
from Superintendent Johnson yester-
day of the appoin tment.
Optician H. d. Reese, of Abbeville,
Is in the city and would be pleased to
examine your eyes and fit glasses to
them. The examination Is free and all
goods guaranteed. He can be found at
Young's Drug Store.
TO keep up with the progress OF