The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1904-11-22
PROSPERITY NEWS.
The Coming and Going of the Peo-
pie of Live and Progress
Slve Town.

The solid south is still solid Ex-
cept-Well, we don't know Just
where we are at. Can't you tell us
Mr.. Editor and relieve ou- nerves.
Your ''macheen" made me say
fine for full program for arbor day
and really must say it fits the case
pretty we'll. There are other breaks
that are not so we'll fitted. And
one of these days we are going to
come up to your Office and we will
do something dreadful. Verbunl
sap: DO you understand Mr.. ma
sheen'' man. Look out, be careful.
MI. S. B. Holley of Saluda was in
town Friday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Able has returned
from a visit to her brother, Mr..
julius ). Epting, Of the St. PauPs
section,
Town taxes for city purposes are
due and payable on or before De-
cember IS. Its only 4 mills, so
please step up to the ''cappen's" Of
fee and get square with the city.
Don't forget this.
Mr. Thos. w. Gallfnan will move
from the Brown place near town to
Mr.. J. Y. Thompson's place near
Newberry about Christmas.
Mr.. Thompson has rented Col. A.
H. Wheeler's house on Elm street
and will move to Prosperity about
the end Of the year.
Nj. Milton Dowd, who lives in the
Mt. Pilgrim section will move to the
Brown place, near town, vacated by
Mr.. Gallman. Other changes will be
given later.
We notice that the Japwool cot
ton is being exploited. The expert
mental station of the government at
Columbia is. trying it. 1t was Oh
exhibition at the fair. 1t is a
hybrid. Go to see it when you go
to Columbia. Mr.. R. c. keenan,,
1926 Elmwood avenue has charge Of
the cotton section OF the station.
We regret to announce that Aunt
Mary Nichols met with quite an ac
cident last week. She was standing
on the steps, when they gave way
with her, injuring her severely. She
is doing as we'll as could be expected.
At this writing (1Sth) Capt. Banks
was considered critically i'll, with
some hope Of recovery. We hope
to be able to report later that he is
much better.
Mr.. J. Crayton Dominick is once
more in his own home After the
fire he rebuilt and now has larger
house, which will be completed soon.
Mrs. Frances Werts, after very
pleasant visit to her children, Mrs.
S. NJ. Mathis and Mr.. T. L. Wheel
er, has gone to visit her son, Mr.. J.
I. Wheeler, in Columbia. She will
return to Prosperity next Friday.
The Sorosis will meet Friday p. m.
with Mrs. Dinglehoff at the Luther
an parsonage.
The Jolly Dozen had their first at
home" last Friday evening. They
were very Hospitality entertained by
the Misses Bowers We know
J these jolly girls will give many an
oasis to their guests to which their
minds and hearts will turn as the
years go by, and they will wish that
they could have them over again.
We note the following young men
at home for Sunday: Messrs. N. C.
Morris, O. B. Simpson, Geo. Har-
mon, Bushnell Bowers.
Mr.. Olney Of Charleston, stu
: dent of Newberry college, spent
Sunday with his classmate, Mr. Bush
pell Bowers.
We note from the public prints
hat Arbor (tree planting) day was
lot generally observed. We hope to
ee it become the universal prac-
re.
The program for Arbor day for
resperitv graded school is intended
teach the children the love of