The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1900-12-14
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT,

| city.-Grcenville News Dec. ~.
Mr.. A. Il. Brown has gonc to Ken
lucky to purchase a carload of horses.
J. +. J. Caldwell Esq. of Greenwood
was in town this week on professional
| business,
Mrs. Louisa Zobel, after an extended
visit to relatives In Charleston, has re
turned home.
| Mr.. w. p. Metts, Of Delmar Saluda
county, was over this week, visiting
friends and relatives.
The population statistics as pub.
lished in today's State gives Ncwberry
twn 4 Go7 population.
Mr.. Frank d. Mower, who is attend
ing tho Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore. came bone yesterday.
| Rev. aud Mrs j. f.. Johnson, Of Kirk
sey in Greenwood County, were visiting
relatives and friends here this week.
Mr.. Charles E. Summer was elected
on Tuesday Commissioner Of Public
Works as successor 10 DR.. J. X. Glider.
Capt. w. H. Shelly and family have
| moved into their new residence on Pope
| street. We welcome them to Newberry.
Slate Commissioner Fl. II. Crum and
| Mr.. Charlie Lynch Of Columbia, were
on visit to, Hon. II. II. Evans, this
| week.
When out looking for Christmas
J>I
See his al. in another column of this
paper.
Mr.. Fred Ii. Dominick who comes to
the house from Newberry this term,
| spent yesterday ii the city.-The State
l3 Dec.
Hon. Geo. S Mower came up from
Columbia Wednesday to attend the
funeral OF Mr.. Samuel N. Evans and
returned yesterday.
Miss. Nina Carlisle is expected homo
| tomorrow from Atlanta where she has
been taking Il course in the Atlanta
Business College.
MIR. Geo. Mop. Bate, of Columbia.
travelling passenger agent for the Sea-
board was in town yes crday and gave
us O. pleasant call.
Herald Square Opera Company will
| appear here in the Mascot Monday.
They have played in Ntwbtrry before
and gave q good show.
In the city election for mayor and al
dermen held on Tuesday the Democrat
ic ticket was elected without opposl-
| ton. a small vote was polled
Miss. Annie Moak, of Columbia, on
her return from the Convention at
Greenwood, stopped few days with the
family Of MIR. H. H. Franklin.
Mr.. S. II. McGhee, editor of the
sprightly Greenwood Index was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week and gave us a pleasant call.
AT the recent meeting of the State
Baptist convention held at Greenwood, =,
DR.. Jas. Mcintosh, of this city was
| chosen first vice president of the con-
vention.
Col. w. II. Hunt was chosen as men,
Der of the board Of Trustees of the
Connie Maxwell Orphanage on Monday
last At meeting of the State Baptist
Convention held at Greenwood.
Rev. Geo. H. Waddell of the Metho-
dist Orphange Columbia came up We'd
| nesday and was accompanied homo by
Mrs, Waddell who had been visiting
her brother MIR. Boulware of the Utopia
section.
The Ladies OF Avaleigh Presby terian
Church will have their usual Christ
mas sale Of aprons, dolls and fancy
articles, at the Mower Company's
Store on Dec, 10, 20, 81, and %, give
them call.
Miss. Katherine A. Laney returned
to her homo in Monroe N. c., Wednes-
| day. She has succeeded in establish
ing the University Current Literature
Library here. Mr.. John B. Mayes was
appointed Library.
Quo Vadis, which Is to be produced
| In the opera honse on the 20,h is said
TO be one Of the best shows on the road.
The management should be supported
| and encouraged to bring good shows to
town, and our people should show their
| appreciation by giving them q full
house.
Cheif Hunter has received two more
pistols, which were stolen In the recent
Steigl,tz robbery in Columbia. This
makes $42, 90 worth of these goods re.
covered by this officer, and he is in a
fair way to secure other missing prop
erty. The above pistols were found
| in the possession Of Will Cha!mer and
Isaiah johnson, who had traded for
them.
During the closing hours of the Bap.
tist Convention at Greenwood "Col
+. N. K. Bailey moved that tho secrc-
tary of the convention be instructed to
convey the sympathy OF the conven-
tion to Rev. Geo A. Wright, NewberTy,
yyf th WhOsa chnrnh tho copyantfor ,ros