The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-01-22
VARIOUS AND ALLABOUr.


morning. She has a stroke of facial
paralysis and is not expected to live but
! q few days.
Mr.. G. B Martin is at home again
after taking in the cuncert given by
| Sousa's Band in Spartauburg Thursday
| of last week.
Miss Carrie Jones came up from
Winthrop on Friday and Is spending q
few days at home.
The young people Of the town en-
Joyed an informal dance at the Armory
yesterday evening.
w. S. Melton can do three things at
one ttule-fix a key, mend bicycle
and buy chickens.
Mr.. Edward Mcintosh and his bride,
OF Florida, are on u visit to his father,
DR.. James Mcintosh.
Hon. II. B. Butler, of Gaffney, was
the guest of his friend, Hon. Il. FL.
Dominick, Saturday.
Miss Toadrine who has been visiting
Mrs. ] w. White will return to her
home In Baltimore today.
Work is in progress on The Glen Low.
cry Manufact nring Company's cotton
mill and the houses for he operatives
at Whitmire.
Miss Sena Ri,er after an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. LeRoy Lee, of
Kingstree, aud friends in Charleston
returns home today.
Mrs. Ella Dounald and Mrs A. J
Sp"oles who have been visiting Mrs.
j. w White returned to their home in
Greenwood yesterday.
The County Commissioners on Sa,ur
day elected Mr.. William Q. Miller su-
perintenden' of the county chain gang
aud Mr.. e. B. ridwell guard
Messrs. T. G. Pool, y. T. Brown, G.
M. b. Epting, j. q. Myers and D. II
Copeland have returned from the west
ern markets with fine lots of mules.
We understand that Mr.. II. II. Welct
Is candidate for code commissioner
MIR. Welch is peculiarly fitted for this
position and we wish him success.
Miss Fannie May Carwile, who has
been visiting friends in Eastman, Ca,
will visit her cousin, Mrs. Walter
Grey, of jacksonville, Fla, before re-
turning home.
Hon. William All, q member of the
legislature from Barnweii county, came
up from Columbia on Saturday and re-
mained over Sunday with his cousin,
MIR. e H. AuI.
A case Of small poX in the Caldwe |
section has been rep"rted to the State
Board of Health, and we understand
that Dr.. G. B. Caldwell has been sp-
pointed quarantine officer.
Misses Sara Spearman, of Silver
Street, and Mary Tidmarsh, of Whit
mire, stopped over q day with Miss
Maud Langford OIL their way to Char
lesion where they will spend month.
On Friday evening of last week Mr..
B. L. Bishop while trying to head off a
drove of mules was thrown from his
horse aud had his collar bone broken.
The injury was painful, but not serious.
MIR. Marvin Wharton, son of Rev. w.
B. Wharton, of Prosperity, was pain
fully injured by falling chimney dur
ing the burning Of the Alumni Hsll on
Wofford College campus Friday morn
ing.
Mr.. g. "A. Bowman has key ring
with five key s, and another key ring on
1t which also contains five keys, one II
them looks to be a house key. The
owner can get them by calling at the
post"f1ice and identifying.
Mr.. VIM. Y. Fair, Of Newberry, has
been In the city on businss He has re.
Gently made contract with the cit,
council to supply a large quantity of
ebert with which the macadam on oui
streets will be repaired. .-Greenville
Mountaineer, Jan. 10
VIII Kibler has to stay at Helena OF
nights now during the absence of Hon
Arthur kibler OF the Legislature. He
doesn't much like that long wald every
day but thinks that he will be able to
endure 1t for a few weeks, although it
IT, a gl eat strain on his crossties.
Wofford College sustair ed a heavy
loss Oh Friday morning when the
Alumni Hall with It's furnishings and a
valuable library were destroyed by fire
The friends Of the institution SYM a.
thise with her in this loss and hope ere
long to aee a building equally as hand