The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-25
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.
,asOnable rains of late


Mr.. l. A. Mcdowell is visiting his
father in Laurcns.
Mr.. a. J. Cook of Hendersonville is
In the city on business.
Mr.. G. w. Hodges of Spartanburg is
in the city on business
Miss Sallie Jones Of Dyson is on
visit to Mrs. E. II. Aull.
Miss Lyl Brown of Cross Hill is Wis
iting the Misses Carwile.
will we ever have sewer system?
We shall sadly need one this summer.
Miss Alice Mazyck has returned to
the city after Il pleasant visit to Co.
| lumbia.
| Rev. G.. a. Wright will preach at
Helena Sunday afternoon at i o'clock.
| Public invited.
Maj. j. J. White Of McComb City,
Miss, is visiting our city, the guest of
Mr.. e. A. Griffin.
Miss Daisy Waller of Greenwood is
visiting her school-mate, Miss Moriat
|
| Miss Eva Riser, who has been teach
ing in the graded school ut Kingstree,
has returned home for the summer.
Children's day at Zion church will be
celebrated on Saturday before the third
Sunday in June. Full program later
Mr.. Randolph Watkins, a leading
merchant of Richmond, Va, was in
Newberry on business during the week.
Senator Mower, Mr.. A. G. Jones and
Rev. j. w. Speako returned yesterday
from attendance upon the Prohibition
| Conference in Columbia.
| Mr.. j. II. Watts, railroad mechanic,
after an absence of several weeks in
Columbia has returned home for O. few
days on IL leave Of absence.
Mr.. r. &. Williams is having his res
idence, and the Friend street entrance G
to his furGiture establishment, beauti-
fed by thorough painting.
Mrs. T.. II. Aull, who accompanied
her husband to the meeting Of the Uni
ted Synod in Winston, N. c., has re-
turned from the pleasant tour.
Let the board of health do its duty
thoroughly, fully and promptly, and
thus avoid sickness and probably death
among our people this summer.
In order to allow the pupils to remain
at homo during the eclipse, the graded
schools of the city will open one hour
later than usual on Monday next.
Mr.. Irby D. Shoclley of Helena has
been confined TO his home with some
thing like grip for week or more, but
was improving when last heard from.
Pastor w. S. 3. Ford of the West
End Baptist church is conducting IL
protractcd meeting in Gatfney. His
pulpit here is in good hands during his
absence.
The estimable wife and daughter OF
Rev. j. @. Werts, of China Grove. N.
c., are visiting relatives in Newberry.
May their stay in our city be pleasant
in the extreme.
The first invoice Of illustrations for
the forthcoming Greater Edition of The
Herald and News was received on We'd
nesday. They are masterpieces of the
engravcr's art.
Get piece of glass and smoke it so
rs to be ready TO view the eclipse next
Monday morning. You can see it very
nicely through piece of ordinary glass
smoked on one side.
Base ball at the college to morrow
afternoon; Newberry College VS.. John
ston Institute. 1t will be great game
as both are strong teams, and in good
condition. Don't fail to see it.
| Mr.. T.. M. Long is having built one
of the handsomest cottages on Main
street that have ever been erected at
Cordeal. Mr.. J. M. Welsh has the
contract.-Journal, Cordeal, Fla.
Renwici1 is running new schedule
now, and if purchasers don't want to
get left by the train they had better
consult his new schedule on the first
page of todays Herald and News.
Roanoke College, Salem, Va, will be
represented in the list of those viewing
the eclipse from Newberry point Of
view by President Julius D. Dreher.
Mr.. Dreher has many friends here who
will be glad to see him again.
Newberry Is pleased to entertain Rev.
j. r.. Millard of Sumter County for
the summer. He will fill the pulpit of
the West End Baptist church next Sun
day morning and evening. May he
take back to Sumter, If he ever goes
back, pleasant memories of Newberry
and her people.
Good four-room dwelling house In