The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-09-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT,

| ~ Sooo QUIZ" SfIIy ulS III HeSJ week
at the opera house..
j. f.. J. Caldwell, ESQ of Green-
wood, is In the city.
Mr.. O. McR. Holmes and family
have returned from Tennessee.
Nlr. VIM. G. Schenck has returned
from his summer trip to North Caro-
lima.
Mrs. Nj. j. Scott has returned from
Spartanburg where sho has been visit
ing.
Mr.. David Walton. of Washington,
is on visit to his brother, Mr.. j. B.
Walton.
DR.. G. d. Weeks is now in charge Of
the prescription department at Gildcr's
Drug store.
Miss Gcna Bradburn left today to
visit her uncle, Mr.. w. ID. IIalfacre, in
the county.
| Mrs. DR.. Jas. II. Mcintosh and chill
dren, of Columbia, are visiting relatives
in Newberry.
| VIM. Y. Fair, postmaster at Ncwbcr-
ry is stopping at the Mansion house.
Grecnville News.
Arnold's Fun Makers will appear at
the opera house every night next week
10, 20 and 30 cents.
Mr.. J. w. NJ Simmons left on We'd
nesday for Glenn Springs, where he
| will Spon1 a foy
| The daily papers report Il storm
headed this way. 1t was on the Flori
d. coast on Wednesday.
Rev. J. l.. Williamson and DR.. w. T..
Pelham have been attending Presby-
| terry at Smyrna this week.
Don't fail to attend the Wheat Grow
ers' and Cotton Growers Conventions
in the court house tomorrow.
DR.. e. G. Jones and family who have
been spending few weeks at Cokes-
bury, will arrive home today.
Mr.. p. T.. Baxter, who is superin-
| tending the erection ot an oil mill at
Bambcrg, Is ut home for few days
rest.
Miss Vera HouScnl is visiting rea-
tives at Rowesvillc. She is accom-
| panied by her cousin, Miss Lizzie Rlvcs,
Of Florida.
MIR. Eduard Scholtz was called to
Hcndersonyillc the first Of the week on
account Of the death Of a relative of
Mrs. Scholtz.
Messrs. T.. Il. Wilson, Il. F.. Wright,
NJ. l.. Spearman and Herman Wright
have returned from few days visit to
New York.
Miss Margaret Law Johnstonc, first
co. cd. of Ncwbcrry College, is visit
ing Miss Annie Shuler, at Sclwood-
! Lexington Dispatch.
We were shown sample of the han
dies made at the Newbcrry Shuttle and
Handle Factory yesterday, and it does
| neat and pretty work.
There will he an extra cOmmunica-
tion OF Amity Lodge held on Friday
night Of next week at which meeting
the NJ. Nj. degree will be conferred.
Rev. J. NJ. Henry, of Monroe, La, is
spending a while at his old home. He
will preach in the Johnstone Street
Methodist church on Sunday morning.
Messrs. n. a. Epting and Jno. L..
Graham have formed co-par'
and opened up Il general merchandise
business at Pomaria. We wish the new
| firm success.
| Mr.. 0. Nj. Jameson has returned
from the Northern markets, where he
bought his fall stock of clothing, etc,
OF which he tells you in another cJl-
umn of this paper.
Mr.. G. Il. Boyd has returned from
| Atlanta where he was summoned on
account Of the illness of his brother,
Mr.. M. Pitts Boyd. We are glad to
state that he left him much better.
Rev. j. N. II. Summerel is attending
the scmi-annual session Of the South
Carolina Presbylery, which convened
this morning at Smyrna church, near
Ncwbcrry.-Anderson Intelligencer.
Mrs. Paul Johnstone has returned
from the Northern markets where she
bought large and select stock Of mil
linery and trimmings for the Riser
Millinery. The new goods will be in
in few days.
The "bull.bats" have been catching
hail Columbia for the past few evenings.
One would think that q sham battle
was on If he did not know that the boys
were out for sport. The bats are said
to be fine birds.
An entertainment will be given at
West End Saturday night for the pur-
pose of raising funds.to furnish the Odd
Fellows Hall. The public Is invited to
attend. Refreshments will be served
and. an enjoyable occasion guaranteed
to all.
Tho managers Of election will please
send in the result of the election Just as
j soon as possible after counting the