The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-08-23
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bia, arc here on visit to relatives and
friends.
MIR. L. E. Epting and family have
returned from the mountains of North
Carolina.
Mr.. N. l.. Jacoby, of Charleston,
visited his sister Mrs. JOS. Mann the
past week.
DR.. T.. +. Williams, who has been
visiting in North Carolina, has re-
turned homo
Mrs. }. A. Dominick, OF Kinards, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thos. 8. Scase
IN Spartanburg.
Mr.. Mark e. Bradley, OF Abbcvillc,
spent "Wednesday and Thursday in tho
city with friends.
Miss Mabel Smith has been call to
Baltimore on account of the serious ill.,
ness Of her brother.
Miss Eunice IInlfacrc left yesterday
to visit her friend, Miss Ella Brdcn-
| baugh ut Pros 2crity.
Mr.. T.. A.. Carlisle who has been in
the mountains for tho past two weeks,
is expected homo today.
Mr.. Hugh r. Renwick, of the Ma
tional Bank, is spending his summer
vacation in IIcndcrsonvillc.
Mr.. Colo l.. Blcase who has been
visiting Mr.. II. c. Sumner at pendlc-
ton returned homo this week.
Miss Mo:da Hodges, of Columbia,
who has been visiting her uncle Judge
w. w. Hodges has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Scase, OF New
berry are visiting their son, Thos S.
Scasc Esq.-Spartanburg Journal, 10th.
Mrs. Weeks and daughters, Miss
Gordon, have gone to the mountains Of
North Carolina to spend the summer.
Mrs. Sparks was called to Columbia
yesterday on account OF the illness of
her daughter, Mrs. George Summer.
Mrs. VIM. Y. Fair and Mrs. Garling-
ton, who have heen spending some
time in tho mountains, have returned
home.
Rev. Charles II. Armstrong left We'd
nesday for the Pan American T. xposi-
ton and other places Of interest
North.
Mrs. Thos. f.. Harmon is visiting
relatives and friends in Rockingham
county, Va, her old homo near Hur-
risonburg.
Miss Eva Gary, after u visit to rcla-
tives and friends here, returned to her
homo at Kinards yesterday accompan-
led by Miss Linda Welch.
We notice the following in the Clin-
ton Gazette: "About September 1st,
Eugene Copeland will go to Newbcrry
to clcrk for Copeland Bros"
Miss Itubie Holloway, of Pomaria,
who has been spending some days with
her sister, Mrs. Edw. II. Hipp, left
yesterday for her homo.
Mr.. S. Il. DIncan left yesterday for
pleasure trip to the Pan-Amcrican
Exposition, Buffalo, the Niagara Falls
and other places OF interest North.
Rev. M. J. Epting who was called to
Savannah the past week on account of
the death Of one of the members of his
church returned to Newberry Wednes-
day.
Rev. w. l. Herbert left Wednesday
to attend Sundayschool convention
near: Union. He will return home Sat-
urday IN time to fill his appointment
Sunday morning at O'Neall street.
Mrs. S. a. Hunt returned with her
father last week to her old homo in
Newberry, where she will remain for a
while. She will probably reside in
Piokens again later on.-Pickens Senti-
mel.
Rev. e. It. Adams will fill Rcv. w. L.
Herberts pulpit Sunday morning at II
o'clock and will preach on "The revivals
we need" Text, Ephesians 5-14-
"Awake thou that sleepest; arise from
the dead and the Christ shall give thee
light"
Rev. M. G. G. Scherer, who has boon
in the mountains of North Carolina
and at Glenn Springs spending tho
vacation granted him by his congrcga-
tion, returned home yesterday. Mr..
Schcrer will resume his regular morn
ing service In the Church Of the Re-
deemer next Sunday morning.
Miss Maggie Werts, Of Ncwbcrry,
spent last week with her friend and
schoolmate, Mrs. Thomas Glenn. Miss
Werts Is the professor Of the chair OF
English and mathematics at Limestone
College. She is one of tho most ac-
complished of the young women who
have visited Abbeville this summer
Abbevillc Medium.
A Serious Accident.
Mr.. G. b. Boozer, aged about 81 years
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