The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-09-03

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Everything begins to assume a more
cheerful look. Cotton will soon begin
to move.
Miss Nina Carlisle has returned from
q visit to friends in Rock Hill and
Chester.
Miss Nettie Rogers, of Spartanburg,
Is visiting the Misses Gaillard on
| Gauntt street.
Mr. 5. B. Jones' many friends are
glad to see him out after weeks ill.,
| ness with jaundice.
Miss Ada Cam, who has been on q
visit to Mrs. p. J. Voss, has returned
to her home at Smyrna, Ga.
Mr.. Richard Caldwell is again at lis
post at the Newberry cash store, after
a two weeks illness with fever.
Miss Pearson, after pleasant visit
to Miss Neville Pope, left yesterday for
her home in st. Louis, Mo.
Mr.. G. b. Martin, of Newberry, spont
few hours in the city yesterday
Greenville News, 10th ult.
There was large meeting ut Mt.
Zion Church in No. 6, on Sunday.
Seven young people we're baptized.
Mrs. o B. Mayer, of Ncwbcrry, is
visiting her sisterin-law, Mrs. T.. G..
Connor in West End. Greenwood In.
drX.
AIR. j. J. Lane has returned from q
visit Of several weeks to Philadelphia.
His family will return about the 18th
instant.
Mr.. L. j. Voss, who has been ut home
resting mp for IL few weeks, left yester-
day to resume his duties as "knight of
the grip.'
Mr.. J. G. Wilson has moved his store
from the stand on Main street to the
store on the corner of Nance and Friend
streets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Werts, of
Earhardt's, S. c., after an extended
visit to his parents Of this city, returned
home Sunday night.
The Burr Rnine's house and lot was
sold yesterday morning by Magistrate
Chappell and was bid in by Mr.. G. A.
Langford for SI55
Miss Carrie Gibson, of Newbcrry,
S. c., stopped over on her way home
with Miss Laura Briggs last week -
Clinton Chronicle.
Miss Bessie Glider, Of Newberry, and
Miss Fant stopped over a few hours
Tuesday, as they went over to Whit.
mire.-Clinton Chronicle.
Mr.. e. S. Sheely, of Pomaria, has
accepted II position with Mr.. S. d
Cromer, merchant 17Ol Main street,
Columbia, S. G.
Mrs. Thos +. Harmon has returned
| from visit to her old home in Vir-
ginia. Mr.. Harmon met NJ ~. Harmon
In C,lumni;L and accompanied her
home.
| A picnic Will be given at Mr.. J. M
! Crouch's grove on next Saturday and
| the public Is invited to come and bring
we'll filled baskets. A grand time is
anticipated.
| The school picnic at St. Luke's on
| Saturday was a success. The occasion
was the closing Of Prof. r. 6. Counts
| school. n large crowd was present
and all enjoyed the occasion.
Messrs. J. g. Furst and s. s. Tuch, of
| Cincinnati, Ohio, spent Sunday add
Monday in the city with friends. They
are jovinl pair and made many friends
during their short stay here.
Mr.. r. Fl. Greneker, of Newbcrry,
an ex-editor, was in the city Monday
last, and paid the Herald pleasant
G I'll. He Is visiting his sister, Mrs
Wright, at Observation-Disclosures Her.
aid.
Messrs. F.. III Dominick, A. II. Brown,
G j. Purcell, G. w. Bishop, James
Dunbar, John w. Scott and T.. ~.
Carlson will attend private barbecue
given by Major l.. w. G. Blalock at
Goldville today.
| Col. Elbert Fl. Aull, private sccre,
tary to Governor McSweenuy, passed
through the city Monday night. Col.
Aull Is prominently spoken OF as can.
didate for secretary Of State Green.
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Messrs j. c. Daniels and S f. Nc
Lane have returned from the Pan.
American Exposition. Ham is suffering
from severe attack Of "rubber neck, .
looking at tall buildings in New York
while Guy Is exclaiming "veni vid
vici."
The Atlanta excursion did not carry
as large crowd as was expected tt
Atlanta yesterday morning. The trair
was about an hour and a half late ant
carried about five coaches only partly
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