The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-07-14
.lOnle for their vacation.

Is visited Alr. and Mrs. y. ". " lSc.
DR.. j. |. Er,!rnbaugl has been con-
!incd T. his room ior the past two
days wiki an attack oi lever.
DR.. O. R. Mayer. Of Ncwbrrry. was
in town today.
There has been a moonlight picnic
on the "tapis" for the past several
nights. bit owing to the rain and other
causes it was thought best to post
pone it for the present. OF course
the Jollies were back OF it and You
can rest assured that il will come soon
and that it will be a success and en-
joyed.
Mr.. Roland Wheeler. OF Columbia,
is visiting relatives in town and coun-
ty.
We are certainly delighted TO see
work undertaken here that has been
al eyesore for long time as we'll as
menace to the property OF the town.
1t is the pulling down Of the old
frame warehouse at the Southern
railroad depot. It has been in bad
condition for years and gave bad
impression to persons coming in on
the trains on that road. Truly we are
glad to part company with it, and if
there are any structures to take the
place of this one we do trust that the
company will require brick ones to
be built. A frame building will be a
menace to the property in that en-
tire section OF the town.
Miss Lilly Mae Russell has gone
on a visit to friends in Seneca.
Master Asa Langford, son OF Mr.
P. L. Langford has gone to the Co.
lumbia hospital for treatment.
We regret that Our fellowworker
of the Observer is confined to his
room for a few days. We trust that
Richard (Rufus) will be himself again
very soon.
The report of the attendance upon
the graded school here showed prac-
tically the same condition that exists
in all the schools of our state. The
attendance by the girls is larger and
better than the boys Only in one
instance is the enrolment of boys
larger than the girls and that is in
the grammar grade. Some one has
said that the girls out number the
boys everywhere except in the NUM-
Der engaged in badness and we are
sure that this is to that credit Of the
girls.
At a meeting OF the trustees Of
O'Neall school held at the academy
building July 8, Miss Maud Lee Eth
eridge was elected for the ensuing
year. Miss Etheridge is from Saluda
county and has had experience in
school room work.
Rev. c. NJ. Boyd has returned from
:he meeting at Gastonia and reports
4 most excellent time He says that
it was one Of the most note worthy
gatherings that has been held in the
south. and partook largely of the ma
tire of a Chatauqua, and that there
were more prominent men on the
program than had been gathered az
an educational meeting for church
wOrk in the south. There were repre-
ScntativeS from a number Of leading
schools and denominations. We
would be glad to see this idea enlarg-
ed upon by the southern churches
and make this a feature OF each sum-
lner'S work.
Hart Kohn has accepted a position
in Columbia and left last Monday for
his post OF duty.
George Harmon has returned from
:. visit to his former home in Green
rood county.
Rev. C. NJ. Boyd will leave for Due
West on Monday TO take rest in
that classic town.
We saw the three children that
were up before Judge Hair for rock
ing passenger train on the C., n.
& L. railroad couple of weeks ago
and We were astOnished at the small