The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-16
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT

Mrs. a. 6. Jones and family returned
on Tuesday from lIcndcrsouville, n. G..
Miss Annie Subcr has been elected
teacher of Bethel school district No. 2.
Mrs. M. G. q. Schcrcr and son, Paul,
have returned from their visit to Yale,
NC.
Miss Una Gibson returned to Now
berry yostcrday.-Spartanbu Herald,
18th.
Mr.. w. j. Swittcnberg has been
elected teacher for Big Creek school,
| district No. 10.
! DIR. ID. l.. Boozer has returned from
visit to Wilmington, N. G., and other
summer resorts.
Rev. M. j. Epting and family, Of Sa-
vannah, are visiting friends and rela-
tivcs in the city.
Mrs. II. Il. Harmon left yesterday for
| visit to friends and relatives in Har-
| risonburg, w. Va.
Mr.. j. e. Normcnt, stan correspond
ent OF the News and Courier, was in
the city Wednesday.
Mrs. DR.. j. X. Glider and daughter,
Miss Pauline, have returned from q
visit to Richmond, Ky.
Don't forget the election for sewerage
next Tuesday, the Goth. Let every
body come out and vote.
The candy factory to be opened in
the store lately occupied by B. w. West
will be open on Saturday.
What about that horse and hose
wagon for the Ncwbcrry fire depart
ment? 1t is needed badly.
Misses Ammic, Lizzie, Mabelle and
KathelCnc Tarrant arc visiting friends
and relatives in Batcsburg.
Capt. II. II. Folk attended the meet
ing Of the board Of assessors of cotton
mills in Columbia this week
Sheriff Buford's family is on visit
to the family Of Mr.. II. w. Davis, in
the upper part of the county.
Mr.. w. Ii. Wannam aker and Mr..
O. d. Wannamakcr went to Newberry
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald, 18th.
Union services next Sunday evening,
will he held in the Lutheran church
conducted by Rev. Geo. A. Wright, of
the Baptist church.
Mrs. iDr. w. T.. Pelham and Miss
Fannie Leavell returned on Tuesday
from q visit to their brother, J. r.
Lcavell, in Greenwood.
DR.. Geo. b. Cromcr is this week in
Orangeburg county in the interest OF
Newberry College. He is booked for
several speeches while on this trip.
Mr.. John M. Kinard has gone to
Philadelphia, whore he will join Mrs.
Kinard and take her to Hendersonville
with him to spend the rest of the sum-
mcr.
Mcssrs. S. II. McLain and J. G.. Dan
iels leave today for a trip to tho Pan
American Exposition and will stop ut
various places of interest along the
route.
Mrs. O. e. Johnson,tof Charleston
and Miss Ethel Boozer, Of Ncwberry,
are visiting at Mrs. S. NJ. Dawkins,
North Church street. - Spartanburg
Herald, 18th.
Every afternoon about 7 o'clock 70
large rats make their appearance in
MIR. VIM. Johnson's show windows and
Immediately begin to catch and eat
flies. For the past few evenings num-
ber of people have watched them.
Mr.. r.. Clifford Banks, of tlanta, is
visiting relatives in the county and
paid this Office pleasant call this
week. Mr.. Banks is now connected
with the police department of Atlanta
and Is doing we'll in the homo of his
adoption.
Rev. Ell. B. Blakely, Of Atlanta, who
has been conducting q protracted meet
ing at Kings Creek, in the county, for
the past week, was in the city yestcr-
day morning and left for Troy, in Alb.
beville County, where he will hold an
other protracted meeting before re-
turning to Atlanta.
Rev. Wm. b. Aull, pastor of the
Lutheran church at Buena Vista, Va,
will be member OF the faculty during
the coming session of the Southern
seminary, q school for girls recently
established there. Ho will teach some
branches in science in connection with
bis regular pastoral work.-Lutheran
Visitor.
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