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Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Nordens aldste bebyggare
Forts, fir. nr. 70.

Skaadinaverna hsds tidigt ut
gait ur Diet forsta vildhetstillstsn,
Diet; de voro i lsften ordhalliga,
vSaskap och festbrodralag palitli
ga. Hume anmarker ] history o
England, att frihetenss anda.
arans, tapperhetens och lera dyg'
ders upphot i ALA tider lifvat och
utmarkt de nordiska folkslager
och blifvit af dem meddelade
sodra Europas invanare.
Omgifna at sina hjeltars graf,
vardar, intagna at sina skalders
sanger, huru kunde deras SHINE
annat AN roras for Diet underbara
och for stora bedrifter? Babe
Swear och Gother hade ganska
tidigt holt sig till marklig sjalsod
ling, atminstone voro de al sd
vida, att de endast sokte utbilda
kroppens anlag. Utom de egent-
liga vapenoiningarne, vinnlade
de sig tidigt ON kroppens vighet
och ON fardighet ALA kampale-
kar, ! kapplopningar, i skridsko
fart. i kiattrande. i brottande, i
simmande, i bollspel och mera
dyiikt. Men afven vitterlekens
adlare nojen varderades som sig
borde. Sanger och sagan STAN
de sinnena till eftertanke, och
skalderna, stodo i stort an
seende atven vid hofveE, helst
de kunde lika krafttullt DIVA som
eldigt besjunga tidens bragder.
Men urkunderna lara oss ock, att
att till O. med musiken ej torsum-
mades. Konung Hugleik hade
vid slit hof dem som lekte pafgi-
giga: valdhorn och trumpeter voro
krigsinstrumenter. Trummor och
pukor, 6oler, lurar och harper
voro tidigt kanda. Konuag Harald
Harfager hade en- harpa med
strangar af guild och silver, hvarpa
han spelte med synnerlig fardig,
het. Vara hedniska forfader voro
81 heller utan lagar.
Viger Spaa, lagman i Uppland
och Lumber, lagman i Vester.
gotland, hafva samlat fockar i
denna vetenskap. Lagarne voro
billiga och inskurna i ira, man
domde under open himmel, och
domsluten, som alltid voro korta-
meddelades i borJan blot munt
ligen men ristades sedan i natver
Tingsplatsen med sina tillhorande
domStenar funnos naStan i ALA
rikets provinser, hvarest i hedna-
tiden lag och raft skipades. Offer.
hogar och tingshogar skilde sig
deruti att de fora voro runda och
tire tillsammans, sasom helgade
at Thor. Odin och Fret. Salunda
voro Trehogarne vid Lund.
De senare. som ock kallades l.
davallahogar. voro deremot allan
ga och voro bestamda dels till
riksmoten. dels till ra~ttegangar,
dels till hyllningshogtidliigheter
o.. harad Allsharjartinget
Ting Alira Svia hollis pa en- plan
vid gamla Upsala, men Ting Allra
Gotta hollis i Vestergotland vid
Gotala.
Eyra Ting vid Trondhjem var
fordom Diet fornamsta stale i
Norge. der konungaval och hyll-
ningar skedde. Attehogar restes
till mime at store man.
/ samband med dessa anteck-
ningar ma afvsn namnas att
stjernkunskapen var Ell alldeles
okand, den behotdes bsde for sjo-
farten och tidrakningen. Oden
hade undervisat pm 6rternas la
kande kraft och hur att bearbeta
jern, men fera mansaldrar for1oto
efter honom imam skandinaverna
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

la;de sig att bearbeta sina rika
grufvor. Bokstafsskrit;en var ii
digit kand i Norden, ehuru kanske
eli fore den sists Oden.
fAkerbruket var ock LANCE foga
idkadt, men den adle konungen
Anund anvande harpa den storsta
sorgfallighet. Vara iorfader al
skade samlefnaden och ganska
tidigt funnos blomstrande oftent-
liga samlingsstallen. Att hvar
cch en- at Fylkeskonungarne halt
sina hemvister mera folkrika och
valbygda an ortens ofriga byar ar
troligt. Sigtuna ar anlagd at self
waste Oden vid den vackra insjon
Malaren med sina 1891 oar, hol-
mar och skSr. Hair upptorde Oden
EFT afgudatempel, som a erdast
RAFT och slatt trahus, med dor.ar
pa bada lSngvagarna. Ifran offer
stale u~ppvaxte Diet till en- stad
med anseende. Birka eller Bjorko,
en- forstad till Sigtuna, har fatt
slit MANN af en praktig bi orklund
som lag nara bredvid. Sigtuna var
vidt beromdt och kunde i sin val
magt uppstalla 1900 krigare.
Skane har iera urgamla stader
sasom Hvitaby borg och Skanor,
hvilka tafa med staden Lund i
alder. Lund var fordom huivud-
safe for manga skanska regenter
ech utanfor staden var EFT hyll.
ningsstalle for Skane. Luntertun
tros hafva legat i Blekinge nara
Skane eller vid fsklaget Gottskar
uti Onsala socken i Halland; i
denna residerade konung Harald
Hildetand, som utforde manhafti.
ga ting, men dukade slutligen I'm
der for sin stjufbroders son Ring
i den sista 'jattestriden dem emel-
Ian i Diet namnkunniga Bradvalla.
slaget. Skara var i hedenhos
ganska ansenlig. Hair bodde ko-
nung Erik Segersall, som afskaf
fade for alltid medregentsvardig-
heten och inforde Diet stora jarl-
embetet. Wisely pa Gothland
"a nSgon It'd Nordens beromda.
ste sjostad. Men beromdast i
hela landet var staden Upsala,
som var hufvudstad ALT ifran
Ingve Frey intill Olof Skotko
nung Till hofhallningens under
hall anslogs afkomsten af VISA
Oar och gods i landsorten. som
fatt benamningen Uppsala ode
och varit grunden till Sveriges
kronoegendomar. Ur odalbon-
dernas stand valde konungarne
sina II Diar. som blefvo for
sta upphofvet till Svea Rikes
Rad. Konungagarden var i borjan
helt enkel, men forsedd med en-
skidgard, med breda grafvar och
med hoga torn.
Harald Hildetands morfader
War Vidiamne i Skane inkrak
tade Uppsala valde under Iagiald
lllrada. med hvilken Ynglinga-
attens styrelse i Sverige tog
slut, och War undertake sig babe
Svea och G0tha riken SAINT Dan
mark och andra lander. Ragnar
Lodbrok blef en- at Nordens rykt-
parasite hialtar och under Lod
brokarne fruktades Sveriqes folk
i hela Europa och inom !andet
radde ymnighet. Stolthctens.
stridslystnadens och rofveriets
anda hos vikingen a ej hammad,
utan eldad af den hedniska reli
.gionen.
L E. Gullander,
Calgary, Alberta Canada.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
$11.oo

Tur och retur till st. Louis
rem IL och 25 JUL, gallande 7dagar f6-
detur friu forsaljuingsdagen. Fuilstan-
olga upplysningar i City ticket office,
COL Fourth Street.
Mycket laga tui och returbiljetter till
platser Michigaa, saljas dagligen och
gala LANCE.
City Ticket Office. Goliath street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Natten Uvar henne en- fasa.

jag brukade hosta nastan hela natten
skrifver Mrs Chas Apologize fran Alex
andria, Ind, ''och kunde krappast fl
pagon somn. Jag bade lungsot ST swat,
att ON Jag gick EFT block, bruksde jag
hosta forskrickligt och spotta bod, men
ia inga andra mediciner hjelpte, botade
tire S1.OO fiaskor af DR.. Kings New Dis
covery mig fullstandigt. och jag okades
yigt med IS pounds.'D garanteras abso-
lut att bota f0rkylning, logrippe, bron-
chitis och ALA hals-och lungsjukdomar.-
Pris soc och 81 90. Proflaskor fritz. hos
Lungren & Andreen, e~potekare, Sioux
City, la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08
Ingen barmhertighet visas

Under aratal f6rf6ljdes jag oupph6i-
ligt af 0let", skrifyer T: A. Gul'edge,
yerbera, Ala. Jag hade EFT forskrackligt
fall af harmorrheider, som tororsakade
"a tnm6 err. Da ALT annat misslyckades,
botade Buckleu's ArnicaSalye mig. Den
ar Ijko bra for bra nnsir och all vark och
smirta. Endast Csc. hos Lungren &
Audreen, a~potekare. Sioux City, Ia.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-07-08

Eft nyttsatt att bedraga har upp-
dagats och fere farmare narheten
af Rockford, Ill, ha bItit pa
kroken. En- valkladd person in
6nner sig hos tarmaren och pastar
sig ha f0rlorat en- dyrbar diamant-
nal Eft hattigt letande borjar nu
i hvi!ket farmaren deltager, men
nagon diamantnal fnna d e natur
ligtvis icke. Slutligen lamar den
valkladde manner, sedan han
utlofvat $Ioo TIL den som lyckas
hitta na!en. Omk!ing en- vecka
derefter kommer en- landstrykare'
som i all fortrolighet omtalar for
farmaren att han funnit en- dia-
MAMMAL. Farmaren blir intrasserad
och efter en- stunds ofverlaggning
ON priset koper han nalen for
Sex. Mar han sedan vintat en-
It'd pa att den valkladde manner
skall aterkomma och betala no
HON $Ioo for nalen, bringar han
den vanligtvis till en- juvelerare
och blir d. underrattad ON att
den "'kostbara" nalen kan k6pas
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
A Sudden Death.

Miss jamie Lee, OF Anderson, who
was in Newberry on a visit to the
Misses Williamson. received a tel
cphone message on Thursday night
that her mother had died very sud-
denly. Miss Lee returned home on
the first train Friday morning. She
had made many friends in Newberry
whose deep sympathy she has.
Mrs. Lee was a wife Of Major w.
s. Lee. OF Anderson. and was sister
OF the, Rev. J. L. Williamson. OF this
city. She was a second cousin to
General Stephen D. Lee. commander
or the United Confederate Veterans.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
SPECIAL JUDGE CULBREATH.
His Appointment Asked by the New
berry Bar to Hold Approach
ing Terms of Court.

At a meeting OF the Newberry bar
held on Friday afternoon it was de-
cidcd TO ask the appointment OF Mr..
J. y. Culbreath As special Judge to
hold the approaching term OF the
common pleas court. which con-
vencs on the 18th OF this month. and
the general sessions court. which con-
vcneS two weeks later.
The wishes OF the bar are always
respected in these matters. and Mr..
Cuibreath will receive the appoint
mcnr.
1t rarely happens that bar asks
the appointment OF one OF its own
number to hold a session OF court
and the action OF the Newberry bar
is very high compliment to Mr..
Culbrcath from his fellow-mcmbers
OF the profession. Mr.. Culbreath has
Ole OF the brightest legal minds in
South Carolina and is recognized as
one OF the leading lawyers at the bar
OF the state.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
THE TEXAS BOIL WEEVIL.
Gloomy Outlook For the Texas Cot
ton Planters Again This
Year.

Mr.. J. ". Crouch. OF Silver Street,
has two brothers and sister living
in Texas. Recently he has received
letters from them and they do not
speak encouragingly OF the prospect
Tor a cotton crop.
Mr.. John 4. Crouch, writing from
Calvert. Texas. Robertson county
says: we arc needing rain just now
on the corn. Unless we get it soon
the corn will be short. and we don't
expect a big cotton crop as there
are plenty OF boil weevils in it now.
You wanted ME to give you their his
tory. am not bugologist and cannot
give YOU much information as to
them. but will say that when they
strike field OF cotton they leave
nothing ipr you to get. Last year |
had les acres in cotton. Ordinarily
| would have cotton IS or 40 bales
and I only gathered bales. We
have got very little cotton planted
this year. Only about forty acres on
the place and if we don't make more
than I did last year there will be less
planted next year"
Mr.. Frank Crouch. writing from
Smith county, says they will raise no
cotton.
Mrs. Catherine Langston, sister
of Mr.. Crouch. writing from Nebit,
says the crops are good except cotton
and that the boil weevil is in it so
bad they do not expect to raise any
cotton.
So it would seem that the Texas
crop is going to be short.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
VARIOUS AND ALL ABOUT.

Mr.. L. c. Boland. who attended the
Catholic Industrial school, at Naza-
ret. 4. C.. the past session. won in a
class of forty the medal for the high
est general standing iH his class
Mr.. w. l. Herbert will furnish a
first class barbecue at Utopia on
Thursday. campaign day. The cook
ing will be done by the Blairs. which
is enough said.
The trustees and patrons OF Hart
ford school will meet on the Stil tc
elect a teacher. instead or the 9TH. as
first advertized
The Newberry Cotton mills and the
Mollohon mill wer" closed yesterday
in G Ter to give their employees 4
holiday on account oi the Fourth OF
July.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Dr.. Cromer To Speak.

Among the prominent speakers
who are Oh the program for the ap-
preaching meeting OF the State
Teachers association, to be held at
Winthrop college, Rock Hill, July IL
IS. is DR.. George 3. Cromcr. of this
city. DR.. Cromcr will open the dis
cu>si"n on the question. How can
school and college best Cooperate in
promoting their common end-the
education OF our boys and girls:"
Among the speakers IS also Prof. W.
s. Peterson. now OF Orangeburg,
but who is a Newbcrry county man
and son OF Mr.. ". G. Peterson, of
Newbcrry. The program is interest
ing throughout.
The railroads will sell round trip
tickets for the meeting of the asso-
citation for one fare and IS cents ad-
ditional. with final limit July goth,
tickets to be on sale July 18th, I4th
and 18th.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Death of a Child.

Herman, the Io-monthS-oid c!iild
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roland Lyics. died
yesterday morning at about I O'Clock.
The little child had been III ior about
three weeks and had been brought
to Newbcrry on Saturday i'll thc ~pc
that a change would be beneficial.
Such was not the case, however. and
the erd came at the residence ct Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Davis. the little
child's grandparents.
The remains will be inferred in
Rosemont cemetery this morning
at Q O'Clock. The funeral services
will be held at the house
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Miss Davidson Chosen.

Miss Bertha Davidson, OF this city,
has been elected to the position OF
teacher at the school at Spring Hill
in Lexington county. Miss David
son is an alumna OF Newberry college
and is we'll fitted to occupy the posi-
tinn 10 which she has been elected.
The school at'Spring Hill is thriv-
ing one situated in a fine section OF
the country and pays good salary
to its teachers.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
To Late For The Present Class.

About a month ago it became nee
cssary Tor the Hon. Wyatt Aiken to
name other candidates for appoint
mcnt as midshipman in the y. S.
navy. because OF the failure of those
named alter the competitive exami-
nation to pass the physical test. Un-
fortunately this appointment came so
close to the last examination that it
was too late for the candidates to
make the present class. Now they
can settle down to hard work and be
ready for the examinations for the
next class. which will be held next
spring. Charles Roberts Seabrook,
son Of Rev. w. L. Seabrook, pastor of
the Lutheran Church of the Redeem
er. this city. is the principal.
this city. is the principal.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Gated in Athens.

Mr.. Jesse Salter. formerly OF this
city. has purchased the oldest photo
graphic studio at Athens. Ga. and
has set up in business for himself
lie learned the Photographic art with
his father. Mr.. J. Z. Salter, in New
berry. and carries with him the long
experience necessary 10 make his
new venture success. The studio
in which he is now located formerly
belonged to the McAdams firm. Mr.
Salter's sister will join him in few
weeks.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
A Card.

For reasons in which the public is
not concerned as they are not of
political or business nature have de-
cided not to make the race for the
state senate
I shall always hold in grateful re-
mcmbrance the kindness Of the peo-
pie OF Newberry county to me in the
past as we'll as those recent express
sions of confidence which have left
in my mind no Gnrot of my nomina-
ton at this time had I remained in
the con1 Geo. S. Mower.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
A House Party.

Miss Sara Spearman is entertaining
several friends at a house party at
her home near Silver Street in
honor OF Miss Kittie Pitts. OF Selma,
Ala. Among her guc~t are Misses
Bessie Glider. Louis tant, Maud FAINT
and Maud Langiord. OF this city:
MesSrs. Ray and Coleman. OF Whit
m;re: Gen. John Gary Watts, OF Co.
lunbia: Mr.. George Walker. OF John
S;on: Mr. Harry Robertson. Of Char
lesion: Mr.. White. OF New York.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Officers Bergell Tribe.

Bergel1 Tribe No. "a, Of the I'M
proved Order OF Red Men. held its
regular annual election of officers
Thursday night. These officers are
elected every six months. The follow
ing officers were elected:
J. p. Leonhardt. Prophet.
T. o. Stewart. Sachem.
w. B. Johnson. Senior Sycamore.
J. Marion Davis, Junior Sycamore.
w. B. Thompson is the Chief. Of
Records. Otto Klettner the Collector
of Wampum, and J. H. Hair the
Keeper OF Wampum.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Officers Jr. O. u. A. M.

On last Monday evening. at the
regular meeting OF Newberry Coun-
Gil. No 46. Junior Order U. A. M,
the following officers were elected
for the ensuing term:
Junior Past Councillor-J. H. Hair.
Councillors. c. Hitler.
Vice Councillor-Geo. F. Turner.
Secretary-W. B. Jeter.
Treasurer-W. B. Thompson.
Conductor-James Darby.
Warden-W. J. Connolly.
I. S.-A S. Leopard.
0. S.-Geo. w. Davenport.
Chaplair-W. R Galloway.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
August 1o-Jolly Street.
August 24-Little Mountain.
August 26. night-Mollohon mill.
August o7-Newberry.
August Fl. night-Newberry mill.
Sentence COMMITTED.

William Hunter. who was serving
a six months sentence on the New
berry chain gang. has been released
from til: gang. his sentence having
been committed by Governor Hey
ward from 4 sentence OF six months
and inc oi $500 to four months,
and the four months having expired.
Hunter was convicted Of bigamy. He
was represented by Lambert w.
Jones. Esq. through whose efforts
the communication OF the sentence was
secured.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Meteorological Record For July.

Temperature: Mean maximum. o1;
mean minimum, 65.5; mean. 7S1;
greatest daily range, 81.
Precipitation: Total, r.47 inches;
greatest in 24 hours. so inch: date,
5oth.
Number OF days with OF inch or
more precipitation. s: clear, "a; part
ly cloudy, II; cloudy, 5.
Rainfall June, 1908, o.12 inches.
Rainfall six months 1908, $500
inches.
Rainfall six months 1904, I6.41
inches
W. G. Peterson. Y. 0.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
S. S. CONVENTION.
Program For Meeting To Be Held at
Unity Church August 10
and IL

The annual session OF the lnterde-
norninational Sunday School conven-
ton OF Newberry county will be held
at Unity church August 10 and II.
An interesting and instructive pro-
gram has been arranged Tor the occa-
sion by the executive committee. The
program is as follows.
First Day.
1880 a. M. Devotional exercises
conducted by Mr.. f. P. Cromer.
Enrolment OF delegates
Topic: How Can We Secure the
Interest OF Those Who Are Totally
Indifferent 70 the Claims OF the
Church. mir. H. NJ. Henry. Rev. J.
H. Graves and DR.. George B. Cromer.
Opening OF the question drawer.
IntermisSion.
Questions answered.
Topic: What Should the Opening
and Closing Exercises Aim To Do in
the Sunday School?"-Mr. VIM. c.
Herbert. Dr.. VIM. T. Pelham, and
Col. W. H. Hunt.
Address: "ChriSt the Great Teach
er."-Dr. J. \. B. Scherer.
Second Day.
10 a. M. Devotional exercises con-
Quoted by Mr.. R. T. c. Hunter.
Topic: Primary class taught by
Mrs. A J. Bowers.
Appointment OF committees and
raising OF pledges.
Topic: What is the True Relation
of the Sunday School to the Church? ?"
Rev. J. w. Snipes. DR.. E. B. Settler,
Mr.. J. Simpson Dominick.
Tntermission.
Topic: THE Advantage of Teach
ing a Class One Week in Advance
From Which to Secure Teachers to
Fill Vacancies."- Mr.. F. B. Wilbur,
Mr.. J. c. S. Brown. Rev. J. K. Nc
Cain
Topic: The Advantage of the In
terdenominational Sunday School
Convention" BY the Convention.
Election OF officers.
Election of delegates.
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
The secretary Of the association,
Mr.. P. c. Gailla7d. requests that any
Sunday Schools which have changed
superintendents notify him at their
earliest convenience.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Death of Mrs. S. B. Hawkins.

Mrs. S. Berley Hawkins died at her
home near Prosperity On Saturday
morning at S o'clock and was buried
at St. Lukes on Sunday morning She
had been confined to her bed for the
past two years. She was con-
sistent member Of St. Likes church
from her childhood. She leaves a
devoted husband and three children.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Sins-Hill.

On Sunday afternoon Mr.. Charlie
Sims and Miss Essie Hill were mar
ried by the Rev. \. y. Burton. Mrs.
Sims is an accomplished and popular
young lady OF the Mollohon village.
and the groom is also from Mollohon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
Died in PENNSYLVANIA.

\ letter was received yesterday
announcing the death of the Rev. S.
P. Huges at his home in Williamsport,
Pennsylvania. Mr.. Huges was a
graduate of Newberry college OF the
class '7:3. and afterward the pastor of
the Lutheran church here.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Mary People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mr.. Williams Welch is in the city
on visit to his father, Dr.. ). y.
Welch.
MIR. Surry Shcckley. son OF Mr.. }.
D. Shockley. went to Columbia today.
Mrs W. 4. Kinard and children
are in Sumter on an extended visit.
Mrs. w. H. Hunt has returned
from visit to Columbia.
Miss Mary Burton has returned
from a visit to Winnsboro.
Miss Ethel Boozer has returned
home after trip to Sullivans island.
Miss Minnie Todd is visiting her
sister. Mrs. James \. Bowers. in At
lanta.
Judge W. H. Hunt has gone to
Spartanburg to resume his duties as
Judge.
Mr.. James H. Shelley is on an en-
tended trip to his old home in North
Carolina
Miss Del. Land, OF Augusta, is in
the city the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
John M. Kinard
Mr.. w. F. Wright. OF Laurens, was
on a visit to his brother, Mr.. Haskell
Wright, in the city last week.
Rev. Mr.. Zimmerman is again at
home. He has been attending the
Cokesbury District Conference.
Hon. R. A. Cooper, who is can
didate for solicitor of this circuit. was
IN the city during the past several
days
Miss Georgia Ashley, who has been
in the city on visit to her sister,
Mrs. NJ. L. Spea7man. left on Satur-
day for a stay at Sullivan's island.
Miss Jennie Eddington. OF Fair
field county. is visiting Mrs. R. Z.
Bedenbaueh.
Mrs. w. I. Herbert returned yester-
day to her home in Columbia after
a pleasant visit to friends in Newber-
~.
Misses Louise and Rosalind Hipp
left yesterday for. an extended visit
an Greenville.
Mrs. J. w. Davis returned on Sat-
urday from Columbia. She was ac-
companied home by Mr.. and Mrs. J.
Roland Lyles.
Sovereign Representative J. Marion
Davis went to Abbcville on Saturday
to institute an encampment OF Odd
Fellows.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-07-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
WE WILL GIVE A FIRST CLASS

barbecue at Prosperity on Satur-
day. July 10. The dinner will be
cooked by first class 'cueist: The
onnlv cue in town this season. Din
ncr 10 cents for gentlemen, IS cents
for ladies. P. H. Kinard, George
Richardson.