The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-11-30
VARIOUS AND ALL LABOUr
This Is Arbor day.

Auo "oOuS were 1ull or them yCStcrda
the amatuer sportsmen.
Miss Alice Wood, of Baltimore, i
visiting Miss Helen Mower.
l. III. Hunt, Esq, went to Columbi,
Wednesday on professional business.
"Too Rich to Marry" at the opers
house Wednesday night was tho best
show of the season.
Some people are complaining of the
grippe, "ro prevent grippe wear sui
phcr in your shoes"
Messrs. O. l.. Shnmpert and w. H.
Hunt have been in Spartanburg this
week on a business trip.
Col, 0. l., Shumpert came up yester.
day from Columbia, where he had been
attending the Supreme Court.
The college, graded school, banks,
post Office and some of the stores closed
yesterday to observe thanksgiving.
Miss Daisy Dean the pretty and pop
ular telegraph agent of Abbcvillc. spent
Thanksgiving in Ncwerry with Miss
S. L. Holland.
Mr.. II. E. Epting is attending the
Methodist Conference ut Chester this
week as a lay delegate from the Central
Methodist Church.
| DR.. 0. B. Mayer has been absent from
the city since Tuesday on account Of
the illness of a member of his father-in-
laws family at Laurens.
An important meeting of the congre-
grafton Of the Lutheran Church Of the
Redeemer will be held on Sunday
Immediately after services.
Messrs. Johnstone and Welch, Hon.
Geo. S. Mower and Cole. L. Blease, Esq,
have been attending the Supreme
Court in Columbia this week.
No services will be held in tho Cen
tral Methodist church on Sunday as the
pastor is away attending Conference.
Sunday School will be held as usual.
The "cannon ball' was nearly an
hour late yesterday morning and the
huntsmen who were going up the
country were somewhat disappointed.
MIR. Aumerle Shumper,, who is now
in the service of tue railroads, with
headquarters at Column uia, came up to
speud Thanksgiving under the parental
roof.
The Columbia State is authority for
the statement that II. ii. Evans, Of this
city, will be candidate for Governor
TWO years hence. Hub. is good cam
paigner.
Miss Nina Dominick, who is teach
ing school at VaughanVille, came down
yesterday to spend Thanksgiving with
her father, Mr.. + c. Dominick, OF near
Julia, S. g.
The election for mayor and alderman
Is being held today. The polling pre-
cenct is at the opera house and the
close at this afternoon.
Colonel Cole l.. Blease, prominen,
member Of the Newberry Bar, and one
of South Carolina's 8 rising young states
men, was in the town Thursday on pro-
fessional business.-Lexington Dis
patch.
The forty-sixth anniversary of the
dedication OF the first church building
will be observed By tho Lutheran
Church Of the Redeemer on Sunday. An
appropriate sermon for the occasion
will be preached by the pastor, Rev. NJ.
G. G.. Scherer.
The Carolina Manufacturing Com
pany Is framing an extension built to
their already large quarters They have
also had u substantial rock revaining
wall built on the edge of the sidewalk
and at an early date will build neat
and substantial business office.
DR.. James G. Johnston arrived In
Newberry Wednesday with his bride 70
visit his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. P.
Johnson, at Smyrna. DR.. Johnston was
married at Chester on Wednesday
morning to Miss Guy, Daughter Of
Treasurer Guy, OF Chester County.
Mrs. Moseley and two charming
daughters, Misses Lula and Bessie,
Miss Della Bowers and DR.. Kibler of
Prosperity; Miss Lizzie Copeland and
two nieces, the little Misses Earhardt,
Of Newberry, came up to attend the
Young Copeland wedding Clinton
Gazette.
Miss Kate Laney, representing the
| we'll known N. Parmele Library
Company Of Chicago, Is in our city in
terveiwiug our citizens In regard to
making our town a Station OF this
great institution. We earnestly hope,
that all those who can appreciate the
privileges and benefits of fresh up TO-
date library brought to their doors
every three months, will not let this
opportunity pass. If secured, It will be
one of the best investments our people
ever made.
We are about to lose one of our most