The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-08-10
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

| Greenville.
Yesterday was County campaign day
ut Pomaria.
Miss Bette Reagin OF Ccdartown Ga.
is visiting in the city.
Miss Lizzie Gam Of Smyrna Ga is
visiting Mrs. p. j. Voss.
Mr.. Everett Sigh has been elected 20
teach tho ST. Paul's school,
Miss Lucy Spcers has returned homo
from visit TO GreeDvillc.
Mrs. J. w. Davis has returned from
visit to relatives in Chester.
0. l.. Schumpert is nominated for the
House of Representatives..
Miss Boyd, of Charleston, is visiting
Miss Nina Lake on College Hill.
Mrs j. E. Prince and children of At
lanta are visiting relatives and friends
in the city.
Miss Margaret JOhnstOne has re-
turned home after Il visit to Mrs. ~. i,
Todd Of Laurens.
Capt. w. S. Lareford has gone to
Hendersonville to spend about ten days
at the Wheeler.
Mrs. l.. II. Boland and children, of
Columbia, are visiting her father, Mr..
w. III. Blats, in Brooklyn.
The ground is being cleared of pre-
paratory for the erection of a New
Methodist Church.
Mr.. Chas. p. Pelham, of Ncwberry,
spent yesterday in the city.-Spartan-
burg Herald
Miss Annie Jameson who has been
visiting relatives aud friends in Lau-
rens has returned nome.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. Hayes have gone
on visit to her brother Rev. Geo. A.
Riser of Mt Sidney Va.
NJ. p. Harrington is announced in
this issue ns n candidate ior magistrate
Of No. s township.
w. d. MayG I'D publishes his pat
form in this Issue. He is u candidate
for Railroad Commissioner.
Mr.. II. \. Copeland, Of Ncwberry re-
turned to his home after II week at
Glcnn's. s.-Spartanburg Herald.
Miss Duncan who has been visiting
friends here has returned to her home.
Greenwood Index 9th.
Rev. w. M. Penson, of Jameson, 5.
c., will preach in the West Eud Bap-
tist Church Sunday morning and even
ing.
Mrs. Arthur w. Dayis after spending
some time in the city with relatives
will return to her home in Chester
Saturday.
The patrons of Smyrna school have
been fortunate in getting Miss Lula
Blackwell to teach their school. School
begins on the 18th. of Oct. or the 1st of
Nov.
The Misses. Aiken gave a delightful
''at home" at the Oregon hotel last
night, in thonor of their sguest, Miss
Thyra Schumpert, Of Newberry. -
Greenwood Index.
Mrs. ID. G.. Lake and daughters,
Misses Annie, Lois and Helen, OF
Palestine, Tex. are visiting Mrs. Lakes
brother fIr. w. B. Aull. They will
spend about month in South Carolina.
Work is in progress on the Boundary
Street school building. 1t is being in
creased one room, as the capacity is too
sm;.ll to accommodate the fast increasing
number of scholars. Let the good
work go on.
The Newberry Herald and News fol-
low the lead of the Greenville News and
Spartanburg Herald in getting out an
art and industrial edition. The issue
is an excellent one and proves the man
agement to be most progressive. The
press work is first class.-Greenwood
Index, 9th.
II. B. Wells will operate a Mccormick
corn husker and shredder in this Sec
tion this season. 1t is one of the most
complete machines ever turned out.
1t utilizes every particle of the fodder,
stalk and shucks and separates the ears
from the food. The whole stalks are
cut down in the field and run thorough
the machine which makes the separa-
ton, cutting the fodder, shucks and
stalks into small particles. Call and
see him at the Newbcrry Hardware
Company's and get u full explanation.