The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-03-31
NEW WAREHOUSE FELL
OF ITS OWN WEIGHT
NO ONE WAS SERIOUSLY IN
JURED.
The News of Prosperity-Mr. An
drew Ham Painfully Injured
Other Matters.

glad to see Mr.. A. ?. DOmlnlck on
our streets again after several weeks
81 sickness.
Mrs. c. NJ. Boyd has gone on a
visit to her parents at Due West.
Messrs. R. c. Counts, J. M. Werts
and Miss Addie Werts went over to
Saluda Sunday to attend the funeral
o. Miss Essie, daughter: Of Mr.. !,
Samuel Werts. Mr.. Werts has bur-
;ed two children since the holidays.
The Loyal Temperance Legion,
under the care Of Mrs. Roebec Sing
ley, will give an entertainment on
April 28 This will be an opportunity
70 encourage good cause.
Mrs. Amanda Bowers, wife of Mr..
!. Pat Bowers, quietly entered into
rest on Tuesday, March 27, aged IS
years. 5 months and 7 days. She was
married to Mr. Bowers in August,
1873. She was a consistent member
OF Wightman Chapel The funeral
services were conducted by her pas
tor. the Rev. J. K. Mccain. She was
laid to rest in Prosperity cemetery
to await the resurrection of the just
She leaves husband and hosts of
friends to mourn her departure.
Dr.: w: c. Brown, wife and daugh-
,er visited Mr.. J. Y. Thompson this
week.
The Jolly Dozen, together with
their invited gentlemen friends had
jolly good time at an cat home"
given by Miss Lilly Mae Russell on
Tuesday night. 1t was an occasion
OF much enjoyment.
DR.. o. B. Mayer was in town for a
few hours last week on bis return
from a visit to Miss Essse Moore,
who. has been quite sick, but is now
eonvaIescent.
Quite a number of the college
boys spent Sunday. at home, return
ing to their duties on Monday.
Mr.. Meisenheimer, of Charlotte, N.
c., and student of Newberry college,
spent Saturday and Sunday in. town,
the guest of his schoolmate, Mr..
Geo. Harmon.
Mr.. Berley Kibler, of West Vir-
ginia, has been on a visit to Mr.. B.
3. Schumpert. :.:.
Our neighbor across the alley has
a good joke on one OF the clerks IN
his store, and he takes pleasure in tel
ling what the wild waves of Saluda
are saying to G. A. P. when he goes
calling. Ask Ernest w. He'll tell
you gladly.
Rev. C. NJ. Boyd will join Mrs.
Boyd at Due West early next week.
Mr.. L. A. Stocknan returned Wed
nesday from very pleasant visit to
Col. J. B. Stockman's of Zion.
Mr.. H. NJ. Boozer went to Chester
upon receipt of the news Of the kill
ing Of his nephew, Langdon Boozer,
by a party on Monday. The young
man was the son Of forme- citizen
Of No. 9, Mr.. L. D. Boozer. We ex-
tend our sympathy to the bereaved
parents in their hour of bereavement
Mr.. l. D. Boozer is now a resident
Of Goldville. Laurens county.
am requested by Mr.. J. ?. Bow
ers to extend his most heartfelt
thanks to the many friends and neigh
bo,s for their kindess to himself and
family during the recent sickness and
death Of Mrs. Bowers.
Dr.. Parker, the popular salesman OF
the Murray Drug company, was in
town the past week. It is reported
that the doctor calls on more than
the druggists, but of this, this depo-
nent knoweth not.
Mr.. J. Raymond Fellers, of New
berry, enjoyed the "at home" of the
jolly Dozen on Tuesday night.
A new warehouse, built last No