The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-15
BACiIMAN CHAPEL AND UNION ACAD
ENVY CHIPS

last Saturday TO visit his son, Olonzo,
"h" is tcnchi"g school a. that pace
| Mr.. and Mrs Jno w. Fulmer's little
babe has been very Ill for :he past
week, but glad to note is some what i'm
pr we'd.
Mr.. f.. l. Strauss has opened up a
fnll line If groceries In his store v hich
mad" III ntion OF in my last letter.
Come to ST.. Ms and Pll show you II we
ar" not almost In town.
Mrs. J II K,blcr is visiting her
daughter, Mrs.. J. /. Stone of Excelsior
community.
Mr.. "nd Mrs. Robert Pugh visited
Nr Luther Boozar and family last
Saturday and Sunday.
M"s NJ l.. Kinard is confined to her
70 m with fever.
| Yes, those wedding bells did ring and
two more young souls we're made happy.
M 'rrico At the residence Of the brides
parents, Mr. ard Mrs M G. Moore, on
sunday, The h inst. Mr. Enston
| W'rts and Mis- B ,rncc Moore R"v.
| w. w McMorris tied the matrimonial
knot. We extend our congratulations
to The young couple.
Mrs. Mary Nj. Kinard, one of St.
| Philips good old soldiers Of the cross,
passed from time to eternity last Sun
day. Mrs. Kinnrd has been al Invalid
for number Of years. According TO
her request Rev J. A. Sigh preach d
the funeral and conducted the burial
services. The body was laid to rest in
St. Pnul'a graveyard on Monday follow
ing her death. Death IL sad at all times
and under all circumstances, but still
there Is blessed consolation in the
death Of sucl. good old Christian wo-
man as Mrs. Kinnrd
| The weather was very threatening
last Sunday morning, but nntwithstand-
| Ing wo went over and worshipD,i with
! the gond people Of St Philips church.
A little before service was over It he.
gan TO rain and we thought that q gen
cral wcttng was our portion. The
| rain continued for a while aud we hid
il to face Blu, we soon fell in th. hands
OF our friend, G pit. Jno +. Banks.
After short drive we landed at his
hospi,ahIe home. Rev. Counts also
Stopped over and not long after dinner
tn" rain waa over Together with Rev.
Counts we " II over to B,chman
Chapel where we heard another god
sermon Rev. Counts is v ry much be.
lrv'd hy his p ople Of both churches
and we trust that his work may prove
a spiritual bIessir &.
We must congratulate Can't Banks
for his public acknowledged mt of vot-
ing for the anti-frec pass bill. If there
ever was q characteristic that shows
man to be man 1t is sufficient cour-
age that makes him stand to what I've
b"liev's TO be right irrespective Of pub
liz opinion. We think that Governor
MrSw' cney will make mistake if he
f'IIs TO sfgn the bill. Members Of the
G neral Nssrm'Iy have no more right
t. fro passes than members OF any
other occupation. And If II were rot
the Intention Of the railroads to bribc
the members by off"ring them free
passes why hon't they offer free passes
to members Of other associations which
meet in Columbia. II were going in-
to the betting business I'd put up few
dollars that Senator Mower. as long as
h" has bee" serving his people in this
capacity has never accepted FREQ
pass.
G vernon McSwcency's last message
Is met with The strongest approval
among the entire D. ople OF this local
ifv Of any since the days of TiIlman.
W. hope to see him go out of Office
holding this same confidence of his
people.
Wo have anticipated trip to the
Nv. j. a. Sligh's for the past month
or two. Last week we sent in q notice
that we would be on hand on Tuesday
night. We also requested that Mrs.
Sarah Bedford, the efficient teacher of
Swilton school, be present In order that
we might have some music, knowing
her by reputation to be q master of an
organ. Together with our son Joseph,
daughter Carrie and Master Nolan
Epps we verified that promise. Our in
tcntion was to give our old former pas.
tor warming. not of hams, cakes,
fruits, turkey and other paa,able
things but Il general banquet of music.
Our boys armed themselves with their
vio'ins and between sundown and dark
we arrived. As other matters are
crOwding our mind we must he brief.
II Is useless to say that we met with
al the hcspitable kindness that heart
could desire, for everybody that knows
Rev. Sigh and his noble better.half,
k"o" hem to TIC up,tn.date in enter.
tanning gur>ts. We we're glad TO see,
that Miss Sarah was on hand. After
supper We engaged In pleasant talk tor
" few hours. rhen Miss Sarah wss
ca'l'd t" the organ and the 10, to,u
down their violns For u shOrl time
we entertained the family with music