The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-11
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT,

MRS MELISSA Lovclace Is visiting hel
niece Mrs. Boland in Columbia.
MIR. W. II. Hunt won't TO Columbiu
yesterday on professional business.
Mr.. Fletcher Nj. Boyd, of Chester, is
visiting his uncle, Rev. d. p. Boyd.
Mr.. Il. L. Lewie has moved into the
house vacated by Mrs. M. A. Iutchison
Mr.. j. B. Moore has moved to the re-
sldencc vacated by Mr.. J. E. Williams,
Mr.. j. e, Williams has moved to the
house recently occupied by Mr.. r. L.
Lewie.
Mrs. M. ~. Hutchison has moved to
the house lately vacated by Mr.. E. b.
Martin.
Mrs. Belle St. Amand returned on
Tuesday from a visit to relatives in
Charleston.
Miss Myrtle Schumpert has returned
from visit to her aunt, Mrs. J. NJ
Berry, of Augusta.
Miss Lula Haddon after protracted
visit to friends here has returned to her
home ut Due West.
| Miss Fannie Mclaughlin left yester.
day for Clinton where she will visit
Mrs. Washington Watts Davis.
Miss Maud Langford went up to Sill
YER Street yesterday and will remain
until Sunday with her friend Miss Sara
Spearmsn.
Miss Maggie Werts, teacher at
Limestone College, is visiting Miss
Annie. May Martin.-Carolina Spartan,
Jan. Q.
Mr.. Julius Boozer went to Columbia
yesterday to accept the posistion Of
Bookkeeper and assistant with DR.. D..
J.. Boozer and Sons, Dentist.
The new Board of County Commis-
sloners met yesterday morning and
elected the firm of Hunt, Hunt g. Hun
ter County Attorneys for tue ensuing
year.
Mrs. l.. w. White went to Newberry
Friday for weeks stay with her
sister, Mrs. George s. Mower, and
Banner, Jan. 8.
Mrs. Charlie Kingsmore who came
up from Sumter to visit Col. and Mrs.
O. l.. Schumpert and be present at
their Silver Wedding returned home
yesterday.
Jonas Swink who has been on trial in
SpartaDburg for assault and battery
was found guilty with recommendation
to mercy. lie was sentenced to six
months or pay fine Of 5000
Col. George S. Mower, legal repre-
sentative Of the Culbreath Mining COM
pany, says that that concern is going
right ahead on its gold mines in Saluda
County.-Spartanburg Journal, Jan. 7.
Miss Marie Boykin will leave in u
short time for Newberry, s., G., TO visit
friends and relations. She will be ab-
sont some weeks.-lGdgefield Cor Au-
gusta Chronicle Jan. s.
Jas. Y. Culbreath and J. H. Hunt,
Esqs., who have been to Lancaster on
professional business returned Wednes
day Mr. Culbreath brought with him
quite number of specimens from the
Halle gold mine.
lion. George JOhnstone and r. II.
Wclch Esq of our town have formed u
partn -rship with Mr.. s. H. McGhee,
of Greenwood and will open up u law
office at that place which will be in
charge Of Mr.. McGhee.
Col. o. L.. Schumpert, of Newberry
is in the city. He is the attorney for
MIR. Jonas Swink, who will be- tried at
the present term Of sessions court on
the charge of assault and battery with
intent to kill-Spartanburg Herald,
jan.
Col. O. L. Schumpert of Newberry,
is in the city. He Is receiving the con-
gratulations of his friends on the 25th
anniversary of his marriage. The an
niversary was observed Saturday by q
brilliant social gathering.-Sparta n
burg journal Jan 8.
Two Of the prettiest and most up to
date stores in town now are Pelhams
china hall aud Pharmacy. Dr.. Pei
ham with his clerks have taken great
interest in the arrangement of these
stores and to visit them gives one the
Idea OF being in city.
Miss Blanche Davidson who has been
teaching at Central Academy for the
past several months has been COM
PEELED TO resign her position on account
of i'll health and returned home on
Tuesday. Her sister, Miss Bertha, will
leave on Monday to finish out her un.
expired term.
We understand that Northern capi-
talists have purchased four thousand
acres of land near Charleston and will
grow tea on a large scale. They expect
to raise three hundred thousand pounds
annually for the American market.
This is new venture for South Caro-
ina and will no doubt prove o success
ful one.
de went visiting during the no idays