The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-04
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

J j j. La" has just received $50 sacks
Wardo GuauU
Mr. J Y. McFall is keeping books
for Summer Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Of Orange burg
are stopping ut Mrs Glenn's.
M'<* Mamie Pol rc'urucd to her
school at happ"''> w h...>Gay.
Miss Thyra Schun,u ri r.. IN neu from
u visit TO Jackso.. & yr~."rday.
MR. "A. + Of Green wood
spent tuesday ," dr,.s Ia, here.
| q Mrs. w. ~. HM !, sp.nJinp a.
while With l. Il, Tvs ID Prosperity
Prof. e b. S..,zlcr has return to
Charlottesville Va, to resume his stud
i"s.
Mrs. Sophia Redus left today for
! Gaifney Oh visit to Mrs. T.. B, Wi
bur.
| We publish in an. thcr column o. l!i-
paper tn" quarterly report Of Sup, rvi-
sor Hill.
Mrs B, o. Epting - visiting her
hr''tht r-in-law, DR.. b II. Epting IN
Gr, enwo,d.
Mr.. L. g Pitts is Clerking for Pur-
cell and Scott, aud III. K Boyd has the
position Of fhook-kce2e".
Mr.. John Matthews, Of Ninety Six,
came down on u business trip Tuesday
| and returned home Wednesday.
Misses Marguerite aud CarolA Cromer
spent the ho'id,ys with relatives ut
Ninet, Six.
Mr.. VI. ID. HI~it returned Wednesday
to Baltimore to resume his studies ut the
m dical college.
Mr. Eduard S"horz entertained a
few OF his gentlemen friends at c.,rd
party on Mo, da, evening.
Misses Az'ir Pool, Lille Griffin.
Agnes aud Susie summer Will leave to-
morrow for Elizabeth college.
Miss Gruce Jones after IL pleasant
visit to relatives here win return toduy
TO her home in Ashevile N. G.
The college resumed work Wednes-
the already large number enrolled.
Mrs. T. W. Sloan has returned from
Newberry, where she has been visiting
her mother.-Abbpvile Medium Jan 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. White Of Abbeville are
expected to arrive 10 the city tomorrow
on a visit to Mrs. Whites Sister Mrs. II
Z. Pool.
The Commercial Bank has declared
a semi-annual dividened Of SO per
share payable op or after the first of
January.
Miss Da'ss Dean of Greenville, came
down on Tu s,IaS and will stay some
tim h ii. r aunt Miss Sue Holland
In he e ty.
Misses Gieun returned to their
schools In the county on Tuesday after
spending the holidays in tht city with
relatives.
Miss Annie b .ur. and Mr. w. G.
Bynum rclurneo t" n. sduy to their
schools at Florence and Georgetown,
respectively.
Hon. Eugen, Wer S, County Super
intendent of Education of Newbcrry
County spent Xmas day in SaIuda.-
Saluda Advocate Jan. 2.
G. J. Purcell and Patrick T.. Scott
have formed partnership and will en-
gage in the mercantile business at G.
j. Purcell and Co.'S old staLd.
Miss Eunice Beach of Rome, Ca,
passed through Greenville yesterday
on her way t" Newberry to visit Miss
Lucy Spe"rs. -Greenville News Jan. 3.
Mr.. Bowman Derrick of Mississippi
member OF the Senior class of the col.
lege has charge OF the preparatory de-
par'ment during the illness Of Prof. S.
J. Derrick.
Prof w. K. Sigh has been called to
Sligh's on account of the illness of his
little son Wilbur Wheeler. Mrs
Sligh and children are visiting Rev J.
A. Sligh at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coe OF Lexington
Virginia accompanied by their grand
daughter, Miss Fannie Dole, are 8, i'd
ing the winter with their daughter Mre.
Joe Keitt In the county.
Mr.. Miller OF Philadelphia ras ar.
rived and is putting the machinery n
position at the Knitting Mill. He will
remain here for while ard instruct
the employees in the art Of knitting.
II. Hunt and J. Y Culbreatb, Esqs
and Mr.. Geo. McWhirter executor
leave tomorrow for Lancaster where
they go to settle up the estate of the
late Andrew J. McWhirter, who was a
brother OF Messrs. George and Colum.
bus McWhirter
In the absence OF the pastor Rev. w
I Herbert the services 1T The Central
Methodist church next Sunda NOM
Ing and evening will be conducted nv