The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-16
bachInan Chapel and Union Academy Chip.


The grain crop is still on the safe
side, and for the past week has put ol
better appearance.
Died, ut his home near Union Ncad.
rmy, on Wednesday morning, Tth inst
MIR. w. &. Bush, lin the 50th year OF
ing health for the past five or sin
months, but not thought to be seriously
III even up to the time of his death.
He leaves Il wife and one son to mourn
his departure. His remains were car
ried to st. Johns, Lexington County.
the day following his death, and there
laid to rest TO await the resurrecl ion OF
the dead. The bcrcayed family have
our sympathy.
Last Sunday was quite a rainy day,
but Notwithstanding the rain, Rev.
w. w. McMorris filed both of his ap-
poiutments--the ono at CannOn's Creek
in the forenoon, and the one at Bach.
man Chapel in the evening. Rev Me
Morris is an ablo divine His sermons
at both churches were logical and fun
Of Interest The congregations were
small at both churches, but this is no.
thing uncommon. People can go to
town, or rabbit hunt all day very well
in tho rain, but it won't do to go to
church in the rain. Oh, no, it will
make you sick.
We have been little late in making
our return Of those who have changed
residence; but we thought it best TO
wait until they all got through moving
80 that we could lump them all TO.
gcther. So here you can find them:
hos. w. Gallman moved from his olt
home place to tho Pink Brown place
near Prosperity. John Fullmcr, fruu.
ncar Little Mountain, moved into tho
house vacated by Mr.. Gallmau. john
Mobiles moved from Hilliurd Longs
Hogle place to his fathers place I'm tn,
ST. Lukc's section. G.. S. Livingston,
moved from DR.. } B. Simpsons Cook
place 10 his Cr"sson place near by
B. Nj. ID. Livingstone moved from his
fathers to the R. II. Bobb place which
he purchased. W. w Kinard moved
from IL. S. b. Kiber's old home place,
aud now occupies the house vacated bN
Mr.. Livingstone. Mrs. Amanda Bird.
yes moved from Dr.. Simpsons Sigh
place to Mrs. Kate Boards place. Ru
fns Crumpton, who lived with his wife'e
sisters, Misses Kate and Ida Kinard,
moved on DR.. Simpsons place ncul
Bachman Chapel. Bailey Wicker nn'
a. B. Picster, who lived at j. B. Eel
'crs' place near Prosperity, have both
moved, Mr.. Picstcr with NJ l.. Kinuru
and Mr.. Wicker to the old AuIl pluc,
near Jolly Street. Luther Long-bet.
er known as I.ukr--moved from near
Colony church into the house vacutcd
ny Messrs. Wicker and Piester. j. Fl
Sin"lcy moved from his father-iu-law's
Mr. ID II. Livingstone's, to his fathers
place at jolly Street. l.. V. Living.
stone moved from the Aull place and
occupies the room with his father va,
Gated by Mr.. Singley. w. w. Wood.
ard moved from p. B. Ellieor's place to
}. ID. Singlcy's at Jolly Street. Thos.
Ellison, SOP of p. B. Ellison, moved in
the house vacated by Mr.. Woodland
Il. S. Livingstone moved from Mrs.
Muttic Stones place into the O'Ncall
section. e. II. Werts moved from his
fathers with MIR. Livingstone H. 9.
Metts moved from ithe Ncwbcrry cot
ton mill and now occupies the house
vacated by Mr.. Livingstone Herbert
Livingstone moved from the cotton
mill to his fathers lin the Jolly Street
section. b. Rikard moved from his
home place to the cotton mill at New.
berry. Joseph Chalmers moved from
w. d. Halfacre's place to the old Lang
Ruff homo place. James Halfacre
moved from the old Fullmcr place neu,
st. Philips to Mr.. Malcolm Johnstonc's
place near Ncwberry. II. e Hunter
moved from near Union Academy with
J. d. Livingstone. l.. o. Griffin moved
from j. J. Gallman's with Chips. We
have just learned that Mr. William
Shcaly has moved from his home place
and occupies the house vacated by Mr.
James Halfacre. All OF this moving il
not Of Il recent date; but the greatel
portion has happened within the pasI
three or four .nonths. If there IL any
one we have omitted within this terri
tory 1t is not intentional, and we would
be glad for any one to notify us II such
| be the case.
The Board OF Supervisors of Regis
tration authorized us to return speria
thanks to w. d. Halfacre for courtesic,
shown the board, he being the only one
| Of the old board who came forward tt
turn over the books, and also offered
his service in assisting the now boar(
in any way that was needed.
Look here, Geo Haw, It's pity 20,
| came away up here to Union Acudrm,
and couldn't get but one Chip. VIII,