The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-06-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUr.

y fine rain fell here last night.
See notice of stockholders meeting.
1t was pretty full meeting of tho
Executive Committee Saturday.
Columbia and Ncwbcrry arc to cross
bats here Friday afternoon.
There was u large crowd in town Sat
urday and business seemed brisk.
The Master aud Magistrates will be
selected in the primary.
). II. Singlcy is announced as can
didatc for Magistrate of No. 10 Town
ship.
Advertisements change in every is
sue OF this paper. Keep up with them,
or you may miss something.
Col. II. w. Holloway is already get
ting things in shape in Columbia for
the next State Fair.
w. G. Peterson will be candidate
for Master in the coming primary elcc-
ton. Ills card will appear in few
days.
An extra communication of Amity
Lodge, A. l.. NJ, will be held on Thurs.
day night. The T.. a. degree will be
conferred.
The veterans have returned from
Louisville and report a good time. The
next meeting will be held in Memphis,
Tennessee.
We think the Executive Committee
acted wisely in granting the separate
box on the liquor question in the COM
ing primary.
MIR. il. Fl. Grenckcr has been ap-
pointed Il special census agent to report
the manufacturing enterprises of the
city.
We beg to acknowledge an invitation
TO the commencement exercises of the
Prcsby ytcrian College for Women, Co.
lumbia, June 7th to lIth.
The graduating exercises Of the Boun-
dary Strc.t School will be held in the
opera house Friday night.
The West Fad band played Saturday
evening from the roof of the cotton
mill. A roof garden is Il new thing for
Ncwbcrry.
Mr.. Clarence Olncy, Il membsr of the
class OF 1870 Of Ncwhcrry College, has
r.turncd from q few weeks visit to the
City by the Sea.
The Probate Judge made only one
sale yesterday, in the case Of Moats We.
Moats. The property was bought by
ID. ii. Wheeler for $l25.
MIR. G. B. Caldwell OF Concord, NC,
arrived in Ncwberry last week, having
been engaged to play ball on the sum-
mer team.
Children's Day exercises were held
in the Presbyterian church Sunday at
o ~ p. IN. The interesting program
previously arranged was successfully
carried out.
The amended rule; Of the Democratic
party as fixed at the recent State Con.
vcntlon are published on the outside of
this paper. Read them carefully and
preserve for future reference.
Misses Thyre Schumpcrt and Sara
Linda Wclch Of this city will graduate
at the Columbia College for Women
this week.
Alfred Collins, the we'll known news
paper man, is here from Ncwbcrry,
where lie is at work on the publication
Of trade edition for The Herald and
Ncws.-Grcenville News, Cd.
We are indebted to the faculty of
Newberry College for neatly gotten
up invitation to the commencement cx-
crcises of that institution, June 18th to
10Th. The full program is published
elsewhere in this issue.
Cards are out announcing the mar
riage at Orangeburg on tho 14th in
slant, of Rev. J. w. Speak, Of this city,
and Miss Annie IIeidtman, of Orange
burg. The marriage will be solcmnizcd
in st. Pau)'s M. e. Church, of that city,
at $50 o'clock, Thursday, 18th.
Only one of the town clubs proper was
represented at the County Executive
Committee meeting Saturday, and it
was an important meeting. The clubs
should elect men who will attend these
meetings of the Executive Committee.
The people are entitled to representa-
tion.
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