The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-03-15
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

visited her daughter, Mrs. Ii. IL
Riksrd, Of Helena, this woek
! Mrs. J. H. Cannon, OF Prosperity
spent a few days with her son, Mr.. H
s. Cannon, in the city this week.
| Mrs. James Bowers, of Atlanta Ga.
arrived here today and will spend some
time with her parents Mr.. and Mrs
James +. Todd.
Mr.. John G. Hipp who was in the
Johns Hopkins Hospital for about two
weeks under treatment for his ewes
arrived home on Saturday OF last week.
The specialist there could not give him
much encouragement, but Re says that
he thinks his eyes are improving.
The rector w. s. Holmes will hold
services at st. Lukes Epricopa' church
this afternoon at 4:30 p m. You are
cordially invited TO be present
Mr.. Jas. F. Epting has moved to the
VIM. Lsngford house, which he re-
Gently purchased.
Mrs. j. 8. Swygert OF Jenkinsville
who has been visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. Thos. V. Wicker, returned
home yesterday.
| Mics Hattie Graham Of Pomaria ar
rive in Newberry yesterday and ia the
guest Of her sister Mrs. J. d. Shealy.
Mr.. J. e Norment the genial and
efficient travelling representative of the
News and Courier gave us a pleasant
call on Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. L. Littman of Baltimore is in
the city representing the Supreme
Conclave Improve Order Heptasophs.
He expects to establish q conclave in
Newberry. Mr.. Lettman is accompanied
by his wife and they are stopping at
Mrs. Matte Glenns.
Mis- Bette Land OF Augusta Ca,
arrive in Newbrrry yesterday and will
spend some time with her slater Mrs
Jno M. Kinard.
Newherry should have good &C.
curate m,p of tue town giving tn.
names of all the streets etc made One
would be worth h great deal and VIC
nave no doubt but that q great many
could be sold.
Mr.. d H. Counts of Laurens came
down Wednesday and will speul q few
'ays in the city on business.
Father p. j. Costigan Of Harrisbur.
Ps., was stopping at Mr.. D. c. Flynns
during the past week.
Mr.. F. A. Schumpert and deughter
Miss Myrtle, returned yesterday from
Charleston.
DR.. o. B. B.Mayer was called to Laurens
yesterday on account ci the illness of
bis sister in law, Miss Joaes. He re-
turned today.
Mr.. J. @. Wilson Jr., went to Colum-
bia yesterday where he has accepted a
position with Girardeau and Marshal.
Mr.. Edwin a. Carlisle went to Char
lotte N. G. on Wednesday where he
will spend few days in the interest of
the Carolina Manufacturing Co.
Editor S. Fl. MCGEE Of the Greed
wood Index made us pleasant call on
"eOucsudy luOTuluR.
Mrs. Lille Russ went to Columbia
Wednesday and returned yesterday.
Missrs Lucy McCsughrin and Mary
Nance Fair left yesterday for Columbia
where they will stop for a day before
going to Spartanburg to visit relatives.
Mrs. Leitsay, Of Newberry, Is visiting
friends in town.-Associate Reformed
Presbyterian March 13.
Miss Annie Simmons of Greenwood
is the guest of her friend Miss Thyra
Schumpert.
Mrs. Addie Hodges, of Spar,anburg,
who has been visiting at MIR. W. ID.
Hardy's, In Helena, and at Judge w.
w. Hodges, returned home today &C.
complained by little Miss Mary Hardy.
Mr.. T. Nj. Roebuck who went to
Columbia Tuesday to have his arm op.
Grated on has undergone the operation
and it WAS q successfn, one.
II you want to bring large crowd
and large amount of money to the
Firemen's Tournament which is to be
held here on the 9th, and 9th OF June,
subscribe literally when the committees
call upon you 80 that the prizes offered
may be worth contesting for.
Mr.. Rightmire, who has been man.
aging the Uhion Steam Laundry, has
returned to Newberry. The Steam
Laundry is closed fnr the present.
Union Times March, Is.
Miss Douscha Martin arrived home
today from New York where she
HIS been taking u course iU art.
Mrs w. F. Ewart spent Wednesday
with the family Of Mr.. Charles Suber in
the county.
Miss Thyra Schumpert was the
host esq Of most enjoyable card party
yesterday evening.
The young people OF the city will en-.
JOY dance at the army this evening
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