The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-05-31
VARIOUS AND ALL ARo,,r

afternoon, at A. II. p. church at 81
o'clock.
=, Miss Edith Henderson has returned
| from Columbia accompanied by Mrs. J
/ S. Wiley.
Mr.. Frank Spearman, OF Newbcrrv
visited friends hero this weck,-,(obn.
ston Monitor.
Miss Neville Pope returned home
Tuesday from visit to relatives and
7 friends at Union.
Mrs. NJ. a. Carlisle and Miss Nina
: Carlisle of Newbcrry are at Wrights.
The State 3lst inst.
DIR. ID. l.. Boozer, Jr., leaves next
Monday for Charleston to attend the
State Dental Association
The Improved Oder of IIcptosoph
Will organize Monday night with about
thirty chartered members.
MIR. W. s. Langford's place near
"Bluc Ruin Hill" would make a dcsira-
bic location for the new cotton mill.
Miss Harriet McIvcr Leavcll's class
IN music will give II piano recital at
her studio this evening at $50 o'clock,
Miss Claude Shockley went to Colum.
bla today to make her home there in
the future. Her father has been there
for some time
Mr. Cole l.. Blcasc, OF Ncwberry was
here yesterday. He will be candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor next
SUMMERTIME State 3lst inst.
The meeting of the stockholders OF
the Newbcrry Handle and Shuttle Co.,
has been postponed to Tuesday, June II,
! 1901. See ad in another column.
Miss Kate Lou Necl, a member OF the
faculty OF WinthropCollege, came home
this week and is now making prepara-
tlon for an extended European tour.
The G. & G. S. Mower Co., will close
their store beginning next Monday at
= p. IN. All their customers will there
fore govern themselves accordingly.
MIR. f.. NJ. Evans, who has been in a
sanitarium in Philadelphia will arrive
here Sunday. We are glad to learn
that he is greatly improved in health
The railroad fare from Charlotte to
Newberry and return on account of tho
Firemen's Tournament on the 9Th and
9Th of June will be $500 for the round
trip.
Rev. A. l.. Dunston, under appoint
ment of the Southern Baptist Convcn-
tion as missionary to Brazil, will preach
in the First Baptist church Sunday at
IL a m.
Dr. e. G. Jones and his daughter,
Miss Helen will attend the meeting of
the State Dental Association in Char
lesion this next week. They leave
here on Monday.
The following young ladies of this
city will graduate within the next few
days: Miss Bessie Coppock of Winthrop
College, Misses Agnes Summer and
Azile Pool of Elizabeth.
There will be quarterly conference
and Children's Day at Zion on Satur-
day before the Sd Sunday in Juno. On
Sunday the usual service. Presiding
elder Childs will be there.
DR.. +. r.. Thompson and his daugh.
ter, Miss Mary, will leave on Monday
next to attend the meeting of the State
Dental Association at Charleston. Dr.
Thompson is secretary Of the Board o.
Examiners.
Beginning next Sunday night the
various churches will hold union ser
vices for the summer months. The
first sermon under this arrangement
will be preached Sunday night at th'
Presbyterian church by Rev. Geo. A
Wright.
Miss Ehie Griffin, who has beer
spending sometime with her sister
Mrs. Emma Mobly, returned On Tues
day to her home in Newberry. During
| her stay she madc numerous friend
who look forward to another visit from
her with much plcasure.--Johnsol
Monitor.
| Prof. and Mrs. II. B. Dominick c
Easlcy arrived in the city Tuesday
Prof. Dominick is principal of tn
Easily Graded Schools. The closing Q,
ercises were held last week and at
meeting of the board Of trustees tn
Same teachers wore unanimously re
elected.
We are glad to hear that the grade
schools have acted upon our suggestio
and will finish their examinations o
Tuesday in order to let the childrc
out to see the fremen Wednesda
and Thursday. They will have tho
closing exercises ut the opera hou'
Juno 9TH.
Rev. Walter !. Herbert, pastor
Central Methodist church, who Is
member of tho board Of trustees OF tf
Cokesbury Conference school, will d
liver sermon before the Y. M. G.
at that place Sunday night. Therefor
there will bo no service In Cent?