The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-17
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Miss Azile Pool is ut Hendersonville
for few weeks.
Mrs. w. G. Houseal and children
havo returned from the mountains.
Get your name on a club roll before
the 23d, Friday of next week.
Mr.. T.. S. McNeill, OF Augusta, is Wis.
| iting relatives in the city.
Mr.. O. Nj. Jameson is visiting his
brother at Riply, Miss.
Miss Mary Mccoy, Of Columbia, is
visiting friends in the city.
DR.. w. e. Blats, of Columbia, is up
for few days vacation.
Miss Tilla Glenn has been elected to
teach the Pomaria school for another
term.
Miss Leila Blackwell, of Clinton,
Is visiting her aunt, Mrs. j. w. Ear
heart.
The finest cue of the season will be
served at Spearman's Spring next Tues
day by James Dunbar.
Col. and Mrs. w. II. Hunt and Mrs.
Peoples are spending a while ut Paris
Mountain.
DR.. James Mcintosh left on Tuesday
to spend week or two at Glenn
Springs.
Miss Lila Martin, of Donalds, is on
a visit to Mrs. +. j. Russell and attend
ing the teachers institute.
Mrs. F. J. Russell and children, after
visit to the lower part of the State,
have returned home.
DR. and Mrs Thco. Johnstone went to
Anderson the first OF the week to visit
DR.. a. =. Johnstonc and family.
Mr.. Herman Cromer visited relatives
in Newberry last wcek.-Clinton Ga
zette.
Mrs. Joseph T. Burton and daughter,
Mary, left today on visit to relatives
in Newbos ry.-Laurens Enterprise, 1lth.
Miss Mary Lizzie Buford, of Newber-
ry, was up taking in the Carnival, and
was the charming guest Of friends
Clinton Gazette.
Rev. r. g. Boulware is recovering
steadily. lie is now with relatives in
Newberry County.-Southern Chris
tian Advocate.
Miss Nora Wise has returned from
the up-country, bringing her friend,
Miss Marguerite Hunter Of Newberry
with her.-The State.
Magistrate Chappell returned yester-
day from Atlanta where he had gone to
attend the funeral of his brother.in-
law, Mr.. Jesse Prince.
Mrs. Hollingsworth and Mrs. Bowles,
who have been on q visit to their par
ents in Newberry, returned to their
home in Augusta Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Pope, of Greenville, who
has been teaching the summer school
at St. Georges, S. c., stopped over in
Newberry Wednesday on B. visit to
Mrs. Sampson Pope.
Miss Lila Kibler and Miss Agnes
Erckman, Of Charleston, went to Cam
pobello Wednesday. Miss Erckman
came to the city on Tuesday and spent
day at Mr.. w. A. Kinard's.
Rev. M. G. G.. Scherer and family
left yesterday for a two weeks visit to
Walhalla. During his absence there
will be no preaching in the Church of
the Redeemer.
The campaign meeting at Spear
mans Spring next Tuesday will be at
tended by u crowd from Columbia and
some from Georgia. Dunbar's barbecue
will be the feature.
Miss Emmie Wright, of Newberry,
who has been spending the summer in
this city, left yesterday for her home.
Miss Wright is very popular in Green
vile and has many friends here who
regret TO have her leave.--Greenville
News.
r. G. Workman and family, Preston
Boozer and family, Mrs. DR.. Sem and
Calvin Satterwhite are in Greenville
on their way to their homes in Newber-
ry County, after trip to the noun
potho Wy PAif"oO
vile News, 18th.
Mr.. Arthur II. Kohn, manager for L,
& M. Co., has returned to the city from
his plantation in Newberry County,
where he has been spending the past
week on vacation. He brings with him
niece, Hiss Lillian Wise of Prosperi-
ty, who will be the guest of Miss Erin
Kohn at the residence on Senate street.
The State.
J.J. Epting, OF Newberry County,
hos been in the city visiting his bro
ther, DR.. r. b. Epting. Mr.. Epting is
both tho son of an army veteran and
the father of q veteran. He was too
young to take part in the civil war, but
furnished son in the war with Spain.
He is probably the only man in the
State that enjoys this distinction. One
OF his sons belonged to the 2ud South
Carolina regimentand contracted fever
in Cuba and died there. Greenwood