The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-01
PROSPERITY NEWS.
Tho News of II Live and ProEresaiyo Town
Told by 1.-Two Cnrrospondent.

Mr.. Lee B)land was on our streets
last Saturday shaking hands with his
many friends here.
~ delightful social was given at the
hospitablc home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ill. S.
l}oozcr. last Friday night.
In our last article we unintcntionally
omitted the name of Miss Jessie Nose
10y, who will attend the present session
of Elizabeth College.
Messrs. Sam Hawkins, Birgc Wise
and Bushnell Bowers will leave today
for Ncwbcrry College.
Misses Georgia Schumpcrt, and Eva
Lester spont Saturday night with Miss
Bessie Wheeler, Of Excelsior
Our public authoritities have done
much lately for the Improvement OF
our town-working stccts nicely, trim
ming trees, cleaning out the wells, etc.
That whole-soul, jovial spirit, Mr..
b. l.. Wheeler is in town. We are al
ways glad to see him.
Mr.. r. @. Counts has moved in our
town and occupies the Baker house.
Mr.. II. II. Boozer and family, after Il
very pleasant stay of several " eeks with
relatives and friends here, returned lo
his home in Lake City, Fla, last
Thursday.
Miss Lena Mosclcy left last week for
Columbia, where she will attend the
present session Of the Presbyterian
college for young women.
Mr.. Marion Whorton returned to
Spartanburg last week, where he will
pursue his course in Wotford College.
Miss Blanche Kiblcr left last week
for Lake City, Fla, where she will
spend some time with her brother, Mr..
f.. b Kiblcr.
Miss Gertrude Bobb has been elect, &
principal of the school at Ballentinc.
Mr.. S. }. Kohn and family spent Sun
day with Mr.. j, w. Fulmcr.
Miss Ola Hair has returned from an
extended visit with friends of Charles
ton.
Mr.. 1Iamp Black, Of Saluda, spent
Saturday night with Mr.. HIP. Wickcr's
family.
Mr.. and Mrs l. Fl. Knard spent Sun
day with his mothers family, of Ex-
cclsior.
Miss Bessie Wheeler has been elected
assistant teacher OF the ST. Lukc's
school for next session.
A large amount Of cotton has been
sold here the past few days, and trade
is picking up handsomely.
Mr.. Willie Moseley loft last week for
Charlottesville, Va, where he will con-
tinue his course, in electrical engineer
ing in the University of Virginia.
Miss Della Bowers left Saturday to
enter npon her duties rs principal of
the high school at Fort Motto.
Mr.. A. G. Wise and family visited
Mr.. j. nj. Werts' family, of Mt. Pilgrim,
last Sunday.
Mr.. Ira Dominick, and his sister Miss
Mamie, Of st. Luke's, spent Sunday
night with Mr.. A. p. Dominick's family.
Mr.. Arthur Counts and Miss Bessie
Bowers visited Mr., A. M. Counts fam.
lily Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Schumpcrt and
daughter, Miss Julia, epcnt Sunday
with MIR. a. A. Mates family, of Excel
sior.
Mr.. Oscar Wise, Of SalMda, is visit.
ing relatives and friends in town.
Mr.. Will Gelson, of Columbia, spent
Sunday night with Mr.. l.. H. Kinard.
Mrs. l.. G.. Merchant was called to
your town Saturday on account of the
death of her sister, Miss Ellen Miller.
Mrs. G.. II. Wyche spent Saturday
night and Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Jno. Feagle, Of Little Mountain.
Misses Maggie and Katie Barre and
brother Charlie, visited Mr.. A. A.
Mates family Sunday.
Mr.. II. p. Wicker and daughter Wis.,
tied Mr.. John Fellers, of st. Lukc's,
Sunday.
Mr.. l.. NJ. Counts and son, Cornelius,
spcnt Saturday night and Sunday with
Mr. Dan Dominick's 9 family, of Helena.
Nj iss Stuart and little broth er, of
Charleston, Is visiting at Mr.. b. B.
Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Wise, of Little
Mountain, visited relatives in town
Sunday. Xcno.