The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-05-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

The County Convention will meet
here on Monday.
Three games of hall for next week.
Notice in next paper.
Mrs. Sallie IIatrston, of Clinton, is
visiting at Chief Hunters.
Miss Sallic Smith is visiting in
Ncwberry. y.-Spartanburg Herald.
Mr.. NJ. l.. sipeurman made business
trip to Gaifncy on Wednesday
The double daily trains will be put
on the Southern on Sunday.
Mr.. John Purcell, of Union, was in
Nowberry the early part of the week.
Alderman j. Il. Richardson, of
Greenville, was in the city on Wedncs-
day.
Col. G. j. Purcell is of on Il business
trip to tho mill centres Of the up. coun-
try.
Miss Eloise Wclch left yesterday to
attend the musical festival 1T Spar
tanburg.
Mrs. DR.. J. X. Glider is attending
the musical festival at Spartanburg
this week.
The promoters of that new cotton
mill better wake up. They arc going
up all around us.
Misses Lucy Spccrs and Mary Thomp-
son left on Wednesday to visit friends
in SDartanburg.
The James d. Nance Camp will meet
Monday and elect delegates to go to
the Louisville reunion.
Messrs. Eugene Griffin and j. T.
Renwick is taking in the spring festi-
val at Spartanbug this week.
Miss Fannie Nelson is at Newberry,
visiting at the home of Rev. w. I.
Herbert - Florence Times, End.
Miss jamie Vance, after pleasant
visit to friends in NewGcrry returned
to her home in Clinton Wednesday.
Rev. w. G. Scha cifer, who has been
in New berry the past week, returned
to his home in Savannah yesterday.
\ party of citizens left on Wednes-
day to enjDy few days on Saluda river
fishing. They are expected TO return
today.
Mr.. VIM. p. Houscal left Wednesday
to attend the North Carolina synod at
Albcmarl, N. G where lie goes in the
interest OF The Lutheran Visitor.
The NewberrY postoncc has received
some of the two-c cent stamp books. Call
for them at the oi1ice. 1t is con-
venient way to keep stamps.
The members of the West End Band
will give an ice cream festival and mu-
slcal entcrtainment in the West Erd
Chapel Saturday night. Public is in
vitcd
We have write-up Of the game of
bail between Newbcrry College and
Erskine which will appear in Fridays
paper. Crowded out for want of space
this time.
Reduced rates over the a. c.. l.. to
Charleston on account Of Spring Fcsti-
val at one straight fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale May II, Is, lG
and II, limited to 2lst.
The real team of the Excelsior Fire
Company will attend the Greenville
Tournament on the 18th and 10Th insts,
They are getting the running team in
good shape and expect to win.
Miss Enmie Wright, of Newberry, a
former student of the Greenville Fc.
male College, is visiting the Rev. DR..
| and Mrs. y. J. S. Thomas, in Broadus
avenue.-Grecnville News, May /.
Mr. z. NJ. Spann of Sumter, and Mr..
Jas. l.. Kcnnerly, both representing the
Carolina Manufacturing Company on
tho road, have been in the city this
week.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Julius
Boozer ran away with p!ow on We'd
nesday and after running about mile
fell, straining the main leaders in both
fore-legs. The horse was thonght to
be ruined, but will recover from his in
juries.
Miss LATHE Moore, who has been on
visit to her cousin, Mrs. Edward
Scholtz, OF this city, left on Wednes-
day for her home in New York. She
will stop over and visit few days in
Charleston on her way to Now York.
Messrs. schumpert, Langford, Eel
lows and Livingston, of Newberry
County, visited the families of Messrs.
b. p. and e. j. George. They returned
home yesterday delighted with their
visit aud speak in the highest terms of
the generous hospitality of the people
of Lexington.-Lexington Dispatch.