The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-02-20
PROSPERITY POINTERS.
Sunday Sorviccs-Ad Addresses on tcducntion
Eusinnss and Ptcavurc-PcrsOnnI
And Other SOten OF
Interest to All.

Rev. a. II. Crinlth, the talented
| young scm!nariar Of Due West, filled
| the pulpit OF the A. IL. y. Church here
yesterday morning and afternoon. Rev.
L w. Bcdenbaugh Entertained tho
| Grace Church audience in tho morn
| ing. Rev. w. II. Ariail conducted his
| regular afternoon service ut the Meth
odist Church. Notwith standing the Sc
| we're cold, all these services were well
attended, and the worshippcrs were cd
tcd.
Prof. John G. Clinkscalcs Of Andcr-
sou, representing WotrOrd College OF
Spar,anhurg, delivered highly cdifying
| addresses Yesterday at Zion Church, q
few mile 5 below here, aud last night at
Wi&htran Chapel, his theme being
"Chrstian Education.' The subject
was handled with signal ability on each
occasion, the largo audiences were in
tcrcstcd and Wotlord WAS benefited
The past week was one OF the busiest
OF the season with our merchants. Cot
ton receipts were brisk, the firm OF
Hawkins Bros alone paying out $l2 900
for the staple in three days. Others
also bought heavily. This made trade
good in all lines.
MIR. James Mcleod has opened a shoe
shop here, aud is kept bnsy at his trade.
i'hc writer knew MIR. Mcleod twenty
years ago. He was then, and is now, q
fine workman. Prosperity appreciates
his coming here.
OF the cotton damaged by the recent
C., n. g. L Railroad fire, some thirty
bales have been picked aud rc-packed.
a few bales OF "staincd" will yet be
prepared for market.
Mr.. J. p. Wheeler spent last week in
Ncwbcrry helping TO take stock in Rob
erson & elders drug store, prcpara.
tory TO winding up the business OF tho
firm OF Robertson & Glider.
The musical and callslhenir enter
tainmcnt to be given at the graded
school building Thursday night Of this
week 10y the classes of Miss Bessie Ar-
nil and Miss Marguerite Hunter prom
isCs to hc, Il treat. The classes are in
good training and the large audience
will be delighted with the perform
anccs. Everybody will attend.
Colonel aud Mrs. II. &. Moselcy are
sojoDrning at Ocala, Fla. They are. en-
joying the delightful cline OF that lati-
tudc while they look after their landed
interests In the so-called "Laud OF
Flowers"
Mr.. II Fl. Russell is out again, after
another tuSscl with jaundicc. II. II.
will be a genuine "immunc" in time for
the next war. Mr.. Scuse OF Chaplin has
filed his place ON the road during his
recent attack.
Mr.. G. A, Maffett has beed laid up
with severe spell Of grip. He is now
improved, and will soon be at his post
again.
Mrs. Thos. S. Sease Of Spartauburg
is on visit to her sister, Mrs G. II.
Wyehe, and other relatives in our
midst.
Misses Mamie Caldwell and Matte
Sloan Of Ncwberry have been paying q
most enjoyable visit to the families Of
Maj. G. G. DcWult and DR.. G. Y. Hun
ter.
Miss Lula Hitler has ended her visit
to Mrs. l.. II. Kinard and returned to
Hilton. Guess che carried heart"
with her.
Mr.. Wallace Bruce, who is travelling
for the Y. G. Badham Machinery De-
pot OF Columbia, spent Sunday at home,
to the delight OF family and friends.
The legislature having adjourned,
DR.. Wychc came home Sunday for
stay. His numerous friends are glad
to have their distinguished represen-
tative with them again.
Mr. T.. w. Luther moved his family
to Columbia last week. They leave
many friends who wish them health,
happiness and prosperity in the "City
on the Congareo."
Mrs G.. G. Lane has moved to tho
home OF her sister. Mrs. A. II. Haw-
kins.
Your correspondent heard yesterday
Of the death OF Mrs. Eliza Paysinger
Of the Hartford section, but could not
get particulars. Her remains were
hurried ut Colony Church Saturday.
Ripe with age, she leaves large fam
lily connection and many friends.
PALMETTO.
Monday, February 18th.
The We'll Known Ocuii.t
DR. Arthur Becker, the well known
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