The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-08-21
PROSPERITY NEWS.
Reunion Of Company G at YOung's Grove
On the 26th mStant-PerSOnal Men-
tiOn~ Other Matters.


Wheeler, after refreshing stay Of a few
days at Hendersonvile, N. c., is at home
again.
Mrs. Kate Bray, Of Floren ce, is visiting
at the home of DR. Luther.
Miss Joe Langford. of Pacolet is stay
ing awhile here her old home among
relatives and friends
Mrs. Clarence Pitts, of Newberry,
visiteA Mrs l.. III Kinard last week.
Mrs. Pitts spent her early school days
among the people Of prosp rity, and con-
sequently is at home here.
DR.. Geo. Merritt is off OH a vacation.
Mr.. Raymond Fellers is with Prosperity
Drug Company in his absence.
Misses Leila and I!ula OdoIn. Of John
ston, after pleasant stay with Mrs. Jno.
S. Barre, have returned to their home.
Mrs f.. p. Kennedy, of Due West. Is
with her mother, Mrs. ID. II Wither-
spoon. Mrs. Kennedy is at home here
She went from among us after spending
her school days i'll Prosperity.
Mrs. Everett and daughter, Miss Maie,
have returned TO their home in Atlanta
Mise Grace Harmon has been among
her friends i'll the country the past week.
Our little friends Annie Moseley and
Marie Schumpert have just returned from
a visit to Columbia
Mr. Bonnie Swygert, who has been
visiting III this community, has returned
to his home at Irno.
Miss Annie Copeland, Of Clinton, ar
rived today OH visit to the Misses
Moseley.
Mr.. and Mrs. x. Baker and children
are among their OIL, friends at their old
home in Prosperity. 1t was especially
agreeable at this time TO have visit from
our Greenwood friends because of Mr.
Bakers convalcscencc from his criti ca
illness
Among our people who went North to-
day we mention the following: Messrs
J. {. and +. + Schumpert, a nj. Lester,
MIR, and Mrs. w a Moseley, Mrs. S. w &.
Gaines, Mrs. DeWalt, Miss Marie Bobb.
Some are OH pleasure bent and others will
combine business with pleasure.
The State Of August Io has it: "Mr. II .
{. Moseley, the merchant prince and
philosopher of Prosperity, spent ycster-
day in the city,"
Mr.. J w. Stockinan, who has had a
long ali critical illness, is able to be out
again
1t is runored that Mrs. Gaines on her
return from the Northern markets will es.
tabish herself i'll the store room Just
vacated by Mr. G.. A MafTett.
1t is also rumored that upon the retire
meut Of Mr.. w. w. Wheeler as book
keeper for Messrs. Hawkins Bros, the
vacancy will be filed by Mr. { l.. Lathc
AL, Of Little Mountain.
Mr. Bushnell Bowers is enjoying him
self around Jalapa
Mr. Robert Caldwcll's daughters, Sara
and Caroline, spent the past week with
Mis- DeWalt
MIR. Herman Wise, Of Saluda County,
is visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Samuel Hawkins continues criti-
called here last week rs q consulting
physician Ill his case.
Mr. Glenn Simpson and daughter, Miss
jamie, Of Lanrens county, are visiting
DIR. J. Is. Simpsons family.
The delegates from our churches TO the
County Sunday School Convention, now
Ill session at Trinity, are as follows:
from the r p. Church, A. N Cros-
son, Supt., Misses May Domiuick, jamie
Witherspoon, and Mr. v. Galman.
From the Methodist Church, 7 A. DOM
mick, Snpt., Mrs Shaffer, Mrs J p.
Bowers, and Mr.. W. S. Gibson. From
The Lutheran Church, r G Counts,
Supt Prof J S Wheeler, Mr. 6 +.
Kohn, and Miss Della Bowers. From the
Baptist Church, the names Of the dele
gates wer' not obtained.
Mr.. Glenn Rikard is visiting Mrs.
Fannie Schumpert's family.
Mr. J B. Whitmire, Of Grecnville, is
the head clerk i'll the Sewing Machine
department at Hawkins Bros.
Our school begins its next session
Tuesday, September T. The time is close
at hand 10 dust and collect books for an.
other step i'll school life. How important
it is to begin this step together is often
not realized until too late The pupils
will have no new teachers to learn The
teaching remains the same as during the
past year The Board of Education saws
that the school will be better the coming
session than it has ever been. and the
aim IS now upward. This "bcttcr" does
not refer to numbers nor to the building,
| bat rather to the business for which q
| school exists
Mr.. Billie Jennings, of Southwest Geor-
gia, is visiting among us The armless
| sleeve tells story. He was a member
of Co. G.. 18TH S G. volunteers, and his
home was, until after the war, in New.
| berry county.
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