The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-10-12
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT,

| o"PPiioo "iVu CoOoaSc uuu apples.
Mr.. II. M. Werts, of Pickcns, was in
the city yesterday on business
| Mr.. e. II. Leslie is announced as 3,
candidate for alderman from ward 3.
Mr.. j. j. Langford is announced as a
candidate for alderman from ward 4.
Some of our citizens s,y that we had
frost yesterday morning.
| State Constable julius Eison, OF o.
lumbia, was in tho city this morning.
Mr.. Robt. T.. Leavell, of the Gafrncy
Carpet Company, is spending week
at home.
Homer Wheeler, of Ninety: Six, has
accepted position with Black weldcr
q Davenport.
Mr. |. N. Kennedy will preach in
Thompson street church Sunday morn
| ing at 10 o'clock.
DR.. e. z. McCiintock is absent, con-
Quoting a meeting in York county for
Rev. Mr. Stevenson.
When you sell cotton don't forget to
visit the printer and pay for your pa
per. He needs it.
Col. Ellison s. Keitt, the sage OF En-
oree, was in the city yesterday. The
Colonel was looking we'll.
Ms. William Wright, of near John
ston, is spending some time in New
berry. Johnston Monitor.
Miss Annie Davis, Of G 'eenville, came
TO Newberry yesterday TO attend the
funeral oi Mrs. G. G. Davis.
Cotton seed are bringing 80 cents per
bushcl. Some farmers say that they
are not worth that to put on the land.
Rev. a. j. ,wers will preach at
Is ,th Ellen Lutheran church on Sunday
next at II n III. The Holy Communion
will bc administered.
MIR. w. b. Au'i of Dysons, stopped
over in the city Yesterday on his way
to the Lutheran Theological Seminary
at Mt. Pleasant Charleston.
Mrs. George Johnstone, of Ncwbcr-
ry, is the guest't Mis-. s. f.. Turnip-
seed at Mrs. K' .e S'oau's residence in
Hyde street. ireenvi!le News.
Capt. and Mrs. Eugene f.. Grcneker,
Tcnnille, Ga, and Mr.. G. p. Greneker,
of Charleston, arrived in the city YES
terday to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. @. G.. Davis.
President Al a. Carlisle, of the Ma.
tional Bank, attended the convention
of tue American Bankers Association
in Richmond, Va, last week, and re-
ports delightful trip.
The ladies Of the Church of the Re-
deemcr are raising funds with which
to get pipe orgau for the church. 1t
is very much needed, and we hope that
they will meet with success.
Mrs Benz. Rawls, OF Rocky Wei
Lexington county, after spending sew
eral weeks in Newberry with relatives
returned to her home Wednesday. She
was accompanied by Mrs. ID. w. T.
Kibler.
The Dan Packard Opera Company
which was booked to appear here to-
nigh has failed to come to time. We
suppose they did not start out at the
tine they expected, and will come
later.
1t is true the cotton crop Is short,
but the farmers are getting q good
price for the cotton they are selling
aud the merchants are all doing good
business. Then why keep complain
ing?
Rev. @. Fl. Waddell, superintendent
Of the Epworth Orphanage, Columbia,
will preach in the Johnstone Street
church on Sunday morning. The pas
tor, Rev. w. I. Herbert, is assisting in
a meeting at Chester.
We are requested to state that
there will be q meeting of the Joint
Council of the Newberry Lutheran pas
torate at Mayer Memorial church on
Saturday (20th inst before the third
Sunday at 1 1 o'clock q. m.
message was received here yestel-
day from Rev. Geo. A. Wright stating
that he had arrived in Baltimore with
Mrs. Wright, and that she had stood
the trip much better than was expected.
Their many friends here at home hope
for the best.
The Mayor of the city for the past
two mornings has been making the way
of the trapsgressor hard indeed. He
bad several up before him Wednesday
morning and the fines ranged from S5 to
$40. And the same thing happened
yesterday morning.
Rev. M. G. G. Scherer will present
in special sermon on next Sunday
morning She cause of tho Lutheran
Theological Seminary, with special rel
erence TO the Century Memorial En-
dowment fund which is being raised by
the Lutherans in the South.