The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-06-07
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

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the city.
MIR. Lois Lovolace Is in the city visit
ing relatives.
Miss Florence Schaetfer, of Savvan-
nah is the guest of Miss Lille Grillln.
Poet laurate j. Gordon Coogler, of
Columbia, took in the tournament this
week.
Mr.. E. e. Rankin, representative of
the Greenvillc News, was in the city
this week.
Mr.. Dave Mittle, Of Bcnncttsville, is
spending the week here taking in the
Fircmen's Tournament.
DIR. and Mrs. j. G. johnson, of Ches-
ter, are tho guests of Mr.. and Mrs. II.
G. Spcarman in High Point.
"a "a Miss Nellie Chapman, teacher in the
Columbia Female College, came home
Wednesday to spend the summer.
Mr.. L. d. Wicker, of Columbia, is
in the city attending tho Firemen's
Tournament and visiting relatives.
Miss Emma Faulk, Of Columbia who,
has been visiting Misses ELLA and Hat
tie Shelly, will return homo tonight.
Mr.. j. L. Richardson, of the Green
vile News, was in the city and took
in McIaurin's speech Thursday morn
ing.
Ex-senator II. n. Wilson, Of Arkansas,
who lived in his childhood days in the
Longshoro community is here visiting
relatives.
Mrs. R. Y. Leavell who has been vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. Evans, of Che
raw, for the past several weeks, has
returned home.
Miss Rosa McLendon, OF Darlington,
will arrive here Saturday to visit Miss
ELLA Shelly, and will stay until after
commencement.
MIR. J. D. Goats, Of Raleigh, N. c.,
who is running a linotype on the Post,
arrived in the city Tuesday on visit
to his mother, Mrs. Coats at Helena.
We notice among the visitors from
Sumter Messrs. Chas. Poole, Carl
Mason, e. S. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
r. Delgar, T.. V. Grccn, Haskell San
ders.
MIR. Fl. X. Blats, who was for a num-
Der Of years on The Herald and News
force but now Of the Columbia State,
Is in the city with ono of the Columbia
companies.
MIR, John Burke, city editor of the
Augusta Chronicle, was here Thursday
to report Senator McLaurin's speech
for his paper and was entertained by
Col. G. J. Purcell.
In the last Issue of this paper by q
typographical error it was stated that
Miss Hattie Leavcll whould give les
sons in music for $500, which should
have been $3.50.
Some of the visitors from Camden
were Messrs. Ed. McCreight, Robin
Iemp, John Rhame, II. L. Watkins,
Edward Salmon, J. II. Phelps, w. O.
Hay, G. M. Coleman, Mr.. Baum.
Mr.. Geo. r.. Rooster, editor of the
Columbia Evening Record, was among
the guests who came to Newberry to
hear Senator McLaurin speak and to
take in the fircmen's tournament.
Prof. j. f. Stillwell who has been
teaching the Chappell school for the
M Of faw yooro n 90 boor o1oo+o5 n, ,,,;,
cipal of the Mt. Carmel High school in
Abbeville County and has accepted.
The young ladies from Newberry at
Elizabeth College, Charlotte, Misses
Agnes and Susie Summer, Azilc Pool,
Lily Griffin and Ruby Holloway, of
Pomaria, returned home Wednesday.
j. w. Gibbes, of Columbia, represent
ing the State and News and Courier,
was up Thursday to report Senator
McLaurin's speech. He was the guest
of Mr.. e. II. Aull and returned homo
this morning.
The following young ladies who have
been attending Winthrop College re-
turned homo this week: Misses Leona
Epting, Bessie Coppock, Carrie Jones,
Helen Goggans, Carrie Gibson, Ellie
Huiet, Maggie Gibson, Carrie Buford.
Rev. W. B. Anll, Of Mt. Pleasant,
stopped over in the city with relatives
Wednesday night. Thursday he went
to Dysons to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. L. Aull, for a week when he
leaves for Buena Vista, Va, to take
charge of church at that place.