The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1901-10-15
pOrHOnal.
Mrs. Weeks Is visiting in Sumter.

Poraonal
Mrs. Weeks Is visiting in Sumter,
DR.. 9. II Wychc was in the city yes-
tcrday.
Mr.. e. A. Griffin left Saturday for
Charlotte.
Mrs. JAS. Il. Todd is visiting reu-
tives in Clinton.
Mrs II. d Smith Is visiting relatives
in Augusta this week.
Col. w. IL Hunt, uf Spartanburg,
! spent Sunday in Ncwbcrry.
Miss Rubic Holloway, of pomaria,
was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. S. j. Wootrn left this morning
/ to visit relatives at Nincty-Six.
O. l.. Bleasc, Esq, went to Columbia
Saturday on professional business.
Miss Lizzie Glenn returned Saturday
from visit to Luurens and Clinton.
! |. ii. Hunt, Esq went to Spartan
burg Saturday on professional business.
: Col. 0. l.. Schumpert is attending
the United States court in Grcenvil)c
this week.
! Editor Wallace, Of the Observer,
went to Grecnvillc Friday on Il busi-
ness trip
| Jas. b. Hunter, ESQ, went to Green.
vile yesterday to attend the United
; States court.
DR.. w. II. Eherhardt, of Maycs' drug
store, spent Sunday in Columbia with
his relatives.
Miss Ellie Sheppard, who has becn on
visit to relatives here, left Saturday
; for her home in Edgefield.
Mrs. N. E. Aull, of Mt. Pleasant
N. G, is expected TO arrive in New
; berry today on IL visit to relatives.
Mr.. A. G Jones left yesterday to re-
sume his duties on the road. He has
been spending day or so at home.
! Miss Bernice Todd left yesterday for
Atlanta with little James Todd Bowers,
to visit her sister, Mrs. Jas. A. Bowers.
Miss s. l.. Holland, the operator at
the Western Union office in this city,
ran up to Abbcville on u short visit
Saturday.
Misses Maud and Blanch Quattle-
baum, Of Johnston, has arrived in New
berry and accepted positions with The
Herald and News.
Mr.. e. w. Higgins is spending a few
, days at Sligh's this week doing some
! surveying, looking to the settlement OF
a dispute in that school district.
| Misses Maud Langford and Sarah
Spearman returned Saturday from
Whitmire where they had been visit
Ing relatives and friends.
Mrs M. Nj. Hair, OF Beech Island,
S. c., who has been on visit to her
son hc"a, Mr.. J. Fl. Hair, left on Sun
, day to visit i'll Spartanburg.
Miss Lucia Dean, who has been spend
| ing II awhile in Newherry with her
| aunt, Miss S. l. Holland. returned to
her home in Greenville Saturday.
Mr.. job. Scott returned yesterday
| morning from Washington, where he
has been pressing his claims for the
post,nast ership Of Newhcrry. He
thinks the plum will soon drop.
| Miss Louise Robertson, of Charles
| ton, ut present teacher of the Chap
pell's school, came down Friday to at
tend "ChronOthauatoletr She re-
turned to Chappcll's yesterday.
Mr.. n. Neil Folk, who has been on
visit to relatives here, left yesterday
for his home at Why-Not, Ky. He is
engaged in the ,business of railroad
grading. He carried several negroes
| from here with him.
Mr.. B. s. Doolittle, of Doolittle &
Humphries, proprietors OF the Spartan
Inn, Spartanburg, spent yesterday in
| Newberry. He has friends here as
everywhere.
| Mr.. L G Eskridgc, of Yorkville, a
native of North Carolina, has arrived
in the city and accepted position with
the Newberry Hardware company.
Mrs. Robert Lcavell, of Ncwberry
spent yesterday in the city as the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs Monroe Pickens on
route home from a visit to her parents
in Gaifney.-Grcenville News, 18th.
Mr.. Lcnmas Blalock was here yester.
day on his return to GoldvilIe from
Washington, where he had such hard
Whrow down" in his candidacy for the
Office of revenue collector. Mr.. RIalock
held federal Office once before; he was
a raiding deputy in the upper part O.
the State.-The State, 18th.
Mr.. T.. M. Evans, of the South Caro-
lima Cotton Oil company, arrived in the
city yesterday and 1t was not long be