The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1903-01-02
BACHMAN CHAPEL LETTER.
All the News Around Bachman Chanel and
Union Academy interestingly
Told by 7. J. W.

We trust that everybody has enjoyed
Christmas. But the fact Of $1,000
worth OF liquor sold at Newberry on
Christmas Eve shows that there is a
great need OF more moral teaching
We make il rule to skip our Christ
mas visiting as it is always too numer-
Gus to Keep up with, and we never like
10 slight one.
Mr.. NJ. L. Kinard is making consd
cradle Improvement on his dwelling
We learn that there was no preach
ing at ST. Phillips on Christmas Day.
Rev. Derrick having other pastoral
duties 10 attend to.
There will be communion at Colony
on next Sunday
We had the pleasure Of enjoying our
Christmas turkey with our friend and
cousin ''r. f. X. Baker and family,
Oh Christmas Day. The dinner was
tip-top in every particular, and the hos
pital!;y OF Mr.. Baker truly can't be ex-
ceAe1- To say We enjoyed ourself is
no. saying enough. We carried our
boys. "'' Nolan and Edwin Epps
al Joseph, with their instru-
II furnished some music.
--'cA 10 be enjoyed very much
by Ihe -.!y. From Mr. Bakers We
W.: oTeI and spent the night with our
byy:be! Mr.. s. A Rikard, and J. II.
hltle:. Il js always pleasure to be
WI. OH friends, especially our kin
folks, AID ne only thing We hate is our
..r-,e MS !ny limited.
Mar thanks TO Mr. A. J. Gibson for
special favor.
We are glad TO say that Christmas
has passed off very quietly in this com
rnunlty as i usually does. Thank God
We have no rowdys TO contend with.
a new kind of fever has broke
o9t in this surrounding neighborhood.
II has become an epidemic, although it
Is not at all serious in its nature. 1t is
known as the matrimonial fever. Here
are some OF the latest cases: Mr.. p. l..
Wise and Miss Mamie Beard on We'd
nesday the l7th inst. On the oath, al
the residence of the brides parents
Mr. Arthur Sheely, of Saluda, by Rev
}. }. Long, Prof. D. A. Quattlebaun
and Miss Jessie Sheely. On the same
day Mr. James Sigh and Miss Ros;
Bobb, daughter of Mr.. J. Ham Bobb
On Sunday the 18th, Mr.. Caldwell Ruff
and Miss Pauline Nance On the sam,
day at the residence of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. Jno. A. G. Kibler, by Rev
j. A. Sigh, Mr.. Edwin Halfacrc ant
miss Lola Kibler. Last and best of all
on the same day, comes in my old fricn,
Sigma. The cat has jumped at last
At the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. Caleb Cook, by Rev. w. A. Lutz
Mr.. Henry Kinard and Miss Sallie Cook
These are all at present, but others t
follow. Now dear young friends, yo,
have begun new life, and we trus
that your every effort may be directe,
for good, and may your paths b,
crowned with success is the congratu
lation Of your friend II. J. w.
There certainly must be some kint
of magnetic power attached to MIN
naugh's store. if your wife, daughte,
or sister get away from you while il
the city of Newberry there's no use o
hunting around just go to Mimnaugh's
store and you'll find her there.
Ben Tillman said it's an easy matte,
to fool part of the people part of the
while, but it's mighty hard to fool all
the people all the while. If Mimnaugf
has them fooled, he comes the nearest
keeping them fooled of any man ever
saw. You here the people singing and
whistling-
Coming around the curve,
Bound for Mimnaugh's store
II it strains every nerve.
The fare is cheap and all may 20
The rich and rare are there