The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-13
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The wedding bells will ring out in ;
few days.
See quarterly report OF tho Count,
Supervisor.
Polk Miller ut the operr house mex
Wednesday night.
The soap and soda men struck the
town at the same time.
The "fats" and cleans" will play ball
next Tuesday afternoon.
Hon. George s. Mower went to Co
lumbia Wednesday on business.
The County Democratic Executive
Committee will meet here tomorrow.
The cold snap for Easter arrived Il
little ahead of schedule time this year.
The town looked deserted Wcdncs.
day afternoon after the Red Men de-
parted.
Mrs. Martha Barltsdale is visiting
reRtives in ry.-Laurcnsville
Herald.
| Magistrate Subcr sent Il negro to the
county chain gang Tuesday for selling
crop under lien.
Hon. George JOhnstonc spent several
! days in Columbia this week on pro-
fessional business.
The Grand Lodge Of the Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows will meet in New
berry on the 25:h instant
DR.. w. T.. Pelham attended Prcsby-
terry at Greenwood this week as =: dele
gate from Aveleigh Church.
Mrs. Clark, who has been on an cx.
tended visit to Mrs. J. j. Lane, left
yesterday for her home in Philadelphia.
Hon. G. l.. Bleasc has been in Co.
lumbin this week. He is one Of the at
torncys for the defense in the Neal
cases.
w. Y. Fair, Jr., has returned from
Columbus, Ga, where he COMPLETED q
course in the Gcors III Alabama Busi-
ness College.
y hyluG trapczo is booked to put up
here in about week. 1t Is the same
one that was III the State Fair in CO.
lumbia last f,ll
The County Teachers Association
will meet here tomorro~, and will be
attended by State Superintendent of
Education McMahan.
President Geo b. Cromer will deliver
an address on May 18th, at Hickory,
n. g, the occasion Of the commcnco-
ment exercises vLenoir College.
The Index enjoyed a call this week
from Dr.. Wyct !, of Newberry. He
expects to make the race for Congress
against 1.atimer.-Greenwood Index.
The Grand Lodge knights of Honor
will meet in Columbia next Tuesday.
Mr.. 5. +. Boozcr with w. w. Hodges
as alternate, will represent Ncwberry
Lodge.
The Democratic clubs arc to meet and
organize on the last Saturday in this
month, and elect delegates to the Coun-
ty Convention which is to meet on sale
day in May.
Mr.. r. w. Hunt, the Southcrn's
genial and handsome travelling passen-
ger agent, was in the city on Wednes-
day. We were glad to form his ac-
quaintance.
Mr.. Geo. w. Summer has purchased
from Mrs. p. Robertson her dwelling
on Caldwell street, wher, he will soon
make his homo. This is one Of the most
desirable places in the city.
State Superintendent of Education
McMahan met County Superintendent
Higgins at Little Mountain Wednesday,
and Is visiting some of the schools in
this county. He will be here tomor-
row.
Rev. Dr. S. II. Hallman returned
Tuesday from trip to Jacksonville and
Savannah in the interest of The Luth-
eran Visitor. He left yesterday for
Columbia to assist Dr.. Wingard in his
Easter Services.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. w. McLenna, OF
Johnson, are over or visit 10 their
daughter, Mrs. G. A. Wright. Mr..
McLenna is an old newspaperIman, and
we were pleased to receive & call from
him yesterday.
The wind blew the pinnacle off the
steepe of the new Lutheran church
Wednesday night. 1t had been leaning
for several days. 1t is the Intention,
we understand, to replace it with a
golden cross.
a poor unfortunate fell in fit on
Main street yesterday. He had one
after another for over an hour. DR..
Smith was called in and soon relieved
him. His name is Joe Sullivan, and he
was on his way to Columbia.
Two newspaper correspondents in
Washington have declined to accept
the position of Secretary to the Philip