The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-04
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| non. George JOhnstOno was in Green
vile " sterday.
Mrs. Jas. a. Bpwcrs left Wednesday
, morning for Atlanta.
DR.. w. E. Pelham went to Asheville
yesterday. He will return Saturday.
Hon. George S. Mower went to Due
West today. He will return tonight.
Miss Lola Swittcnberg, of the county,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs Sam Crouch.
| Mr.. Paul Bouknight left on Wcdncs-
day to attend the Cedar Springs Insti-
| tuto.
Mr. G. G.. Brddocs' family returned
| North.
j. }. Caldwell, Esq. Of the Grccn'
wood bar, was in the city on professional
business yesterday.
Mrs. f.. s. Herbert arrived in the
city yesterday from the upper part OF
| the State.
Capt J. w. Gary and Miss Sara Pope
are spending few days with relatives
at Gary's.
Mrs. r.. Y. Loavell returned ycster-
day from Chcraw where she has been
| visiting relatives.
Master Holland Fellers went to Co
lumbia yesterday to have his eyes
tested and glasses fitted.
Mr.. II. w. Kcltts family left yeStcr-
day for Clemson where they will make
| their home in the future.
Mrs. T.. w. Lyles, who has been
| visiting relatives i'm the city, left
Wednesday for Columbia.
Mrs. S. j. McCaughrin left on
Wednesday to visit Col. and Mrs
w. Ell. Hunt in Spartanburg.
Mr.. Eugene A. Griffin will leave in
few days for Lumberton, Miss, where
he will make his home for while.
Rev. J. f. Jacobs, of the Southern
Presbyterian, Clinton, WAS in the city
this morning and paid MS n pleasant
call.
Rev, and Mrs. Black, who have been
visiting at Auditor Cromer's, left
Wednesday for their home at Calhoun
Falls.
Mrs. Clara Hutchison has accepted a
position with the Newbcrry Cash
Store, and be pleased to see her friends
there.
Mr.. Roland Spearman left Wcdnes-
day for Atlanta to accept a position
with the Southern Bell Telephone
| company.
Associate Justices Y. J. Pope and
Eugene 3. Gary left yesterday for
Columbia Mr.. Gary had been spend
ing few days with Judge Pope.
Miss Ella Belle Williams, of Colum-
bia, who has been on visit to MIR. D.
b Wheeler and family, returned yes
terday to her home in Columbia.
Miss Eva Wright left on Wednesday
for Gaflney to enter Limestone College.
Mr.. Wright accompanied his daug btcr
to Gatfney, and returned Thursday.
DR.. E. b. Vince, of Orangeburg, DR..
Van Smiths new prescription clerk,
has arrived in the city with his family
and they are stopping at the Crotwcll.
Mrs. H. 8. Rightmirc, who has been
spending the summer with her rela-
tives in Binghamton, N. Y, and
| Bridgeport, Conn, will arrive home
| today.
Mr.. ]. r. Grandy, OF Grandy g. Son,
Grcenville, S. c., contractors, who
have secured the contract to erect the
Mollohon mill, arrived in the city
Wednesday with his family.
DR.. e. e. Williams left on Thurs
day for his new home at Brcvard, N. G.. +,
| where he will open drug store in his
own name. DIR. Williams is No.
pharmacist and deserves to succeed.
Hon. II. II. D0minick will leave to-
day for Columbia, where he will meet
the committee from the general assem-
| bly, to check up the books of the State
treasurer. He will be absent about IA
week.
Mr.. II. 0. Stewart, who left on Sun
day for Washington to look to his in
forests as to the postmastcrship Of this
| city, has returned. He succeeded in see
Ing the president. filed his application,
and is pleased with his reception.
Mr.. Robt. Mayes left Wednesday fol.
Baltimore to resume his studies in The
Baltimore School of Pharmacy. He
went by Anderson to spend q few days
| with his brother before going on to
Baltimore. This will be his last ses-
| sion there.
The Granitcvillo News has been pur-
chased by MIR. J. M. Polatty, and will
hereafter be edited by Mr.. Polatty,
with Mr.. d. Fl. Withcrspoon, Of New
| berry County, as associate editor.
Complimentary TO tho Editor
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