The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-04-10
VARIOUS AND ALL hEOtIr,

The Red Men arc with us today. We
arc glad to have them.
Hon. G. J.. B!ease is spending few
days in Columbia this week.
MIR. Julius Boozcr left on Monday for
Columbia to spend Il few days.
Come out tomorrow and SEQ Alder.
man Cabaniss knock Il home run.
Rev. G. p. Boozcr, Of Ethcridgc,
S. G., was in the city yesterday.
Admissio to the ball game tomorrow
25 cents for adults, 10 cents for chill
drcn.
The Lords Supper will be admin
| istcrcd ~ the Lutheran Church next
Sunday.
Col. Ellison S. Keitt, Of the county,
was in town Monday shaking hands
with his friends.
Miss Tilla Glenn, who has been
Touching in the lower part of the county
came up yesterday.
Read the announcement CT The New
| berry Hardware Company in another
column. They are out for business.
The distinguished ball players for
! tomorrow's game are having their uni
) forms made. Some of them will be
| beauties.
AS will be seen from our Columbia
correspondence, the Governor has APP
pointed magistrates for No and NJ.
| Townships.
/ Efforts arc being made to organize q
baseball association in town. The boys
! must have some sport this summer, so
help them out
~ banquet will be rendered the Vs.
iting Red Men in Klcttncr's hall -,
| night by Bcrgcll Tribe, of this city.
l. II. Hunt. Esq, left yesterday for
| Grccnville TO spend while with h
uncle, Col |. F. Hunt, who is in bad
health.
1t has beer suggested that in the ball
game tomorrow that the uniforms -
the "fats" hc il blouse. and that of tx,
cleans" tights.
If you attend the ball game tomorrow
you will be assisting Newberry College
| TO get Il much needed Instrument, be.
sides you will have q good time.
Tnc game of ball Friday between the
Palestine and Helena mines, the small
boys, resulted in Il victory for the for
mer by score Of l3 to 10.
| 1ifflo ,vn,,t o6 RI l>ppu, y mn
some Of the largest players in the ball
| game tomorrow will know when they
are on the bases" they can'tsee them. I"
Some Of the notable features of to-
200 pound players making "slide un-
der" to make their bases. Don't miss
| it.
The "bctwfxts and betweens" will
challenge the "fats" or the cleans, {"
whichcver is successful for second
game at an early date. There is more
fun ahead.
The date of the meeting of the Cen
tral Luther League, owing to conflict
in sine with the meeting of the New
berry Conference, has been postponed
one week, to Saturday, may 9Th. :
Mr.. j. Fl. NJ. Kinard of The Observer
went over to Augusta Saturday and
was accompanied home by his daugh-
ter, Mrs. q. S. Mcneil, who will speuo
a few weeks in Newberry.
Magistrate Chappcll has again swoop-
cd down on the vagrants. He sent
two down to the county chain gang
yesterday morning. We hope he will
keep up the good work, which he will
do with little assistance from the city
authorities.
Services every afternoon this week
at 4:30 o'clock at the Lutheran Church
except Wednesday afternoon. Instead
of Wednesday afternoon the services
will be held at 8 o'clock in the evening.
Services also Friday morning at ! |
o'clock. The public is invited.
An interesting meeting is in progrcs 5
at the Johnstone Street Methodist
church this week. Services each aft >r-
noon at 4 o'clock for ladies only and l.:
8 o'clock for men only. The pastor =
being assisted by visiting brethren.
Public urgently requested to attend.
DR.. e. T.. Platt, now with Reed @@'s
Pharmacy, comes from Abbeville. -.
Platt worked in Charleston for quite
awhile, and he comes we'll recon
mendcd, not only as true, honest I'd
upright gentleman, but as O. Pharmacist
and he takes charge of the prescriptio!
department of the Reeder Pharmacy
where he will serve you most accurutcl !
and politely. He Is regularly licen> Z,
pharmacist and Is an adept handl ns
drugs. He IL pleasant and courtcou!
Christian gentleman, and is calculated
to make friends here in his now home