The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-04-25
MARRIED IN BENNETTSVILLE.
Wedding of Mr.. Spigel and Miss
understanding Of Marlbo-
ro's Capital.

The people of Newberry remember
Mr.. and Mrs. Mittle, who lived here
for twenty-seven years, and the Nit
tie corner is still designated as such.
Three Of their daughters were mar
ried here-Pauline, Lizzie and Esther
the first to Mr.. NJ. S. Epstln, the
second to Mr. Julius Brown and the
third to Mr.. Sol Brown. 1t was my
pleasure 10 attend all three OF these
marriages. Mrs. Epstin is now living
in Beaufort, Mrs. Julius Brown IN
Charleston and Mrs. Sol Brown in
Bennettsville. Some days ago when
an invitation came to the marriage OF
the fourth daughter. Miss Daisy. |
decided to be present.
Some four years ago Mr. and Mrs.
Mittle decided to leave Newberry and
to settle in Bennettsville. They sold
out their business here and engaged
in business there. Mr.. Mittle died
about two years ago but the business
has been continued in Bennettsvllle
by his son, Meyer, and widow and the
girls, Daisy and Rachel. They have
one OF the prettiest dry COOS stores in
this beautiful little city.
The wedding took place on Easter
Sunday. In company with Mr.. JOS.
Mann | left Newberry on Saturday
afternoon. arriving in Bennettsvllle
about II o'clock, the train being about
two hours late. The Mittles have a
tender place in their hearts for New
berry and are always glad to see any
one from here and we were made
quite welcome.
The groom is Mr.. D. NJ. Spigcl, OF
Spartanburg. 1t was a quiet
home wedding. Those Of the
family present we're: Mrs. JUL
Jus Brown. Of Charleston; MIR.
and Mrs. Sol Brown, Of Benefits
vile. and their three children-julius.
Herman and Theresa; David Mittle,
OF Beaufort: z. N. Mittle. OF Bow
man: Mrs. J. Mittle, Myer Mittle. and
Miss Ray Mittle. of Bennettsville. JOS.
Mann, OF Newberry; P. Z. Levy. OF
Augusta: JOS. Spigel, brother OF the
groom, ~Spartanburg: Joseph Strauss
and S. WE'LL, OF Clio, and Capt. f. A.
Bristow. of Bennettsville: E. H. Aull,
Newberry. Rabbi J. Klein, Sumter.
The ceremony, as stated, was at the
house and took place at 2 o'clock.
Rabbi J. Klein, of Sumter, perform
ed the ceremony in a very impressive
manner according to the beautiful
ritual of the Jewish church.. and pro-
nounced D. NJ. Spigel and Daisy
Mittle. man and wife. A sumptuous
luncheon was served and late in the
afternoon the bride and groom drove
to Cheraw. where they boarded the
Seaboard train for their future home
in Spartanburg.
1t was a very pretty day and If SUM-
shine on the wedding day means bles'
sings for the bride the pathway OF this
Young bride should be streWn with
roses. Mr.. Spigcl and his brother. |
understand. own a large jeWelry store
in Spartanburg and are successful
business men.
During the morning. in COM
pany with Mr.. David Mlttle,
/ had the pleasure of a drive yer the
beautiful little city OF Bennettsvllle
and it is a pretty town. Wide streets
witt, beautiful water oaks on either
SIDE and all the dwellings freshly
painted. 4. this season Of the year 1t
presents a very pretty picture. We
do not know any town where the
paint brush seems to be used so freely
As in this one and we do not know
anything that adds so much to the ap-
pcarance OF a town with SO little out
lay of money. as the application OF
paint. There are many very hand
some houses in this city and it is said
that the magnificent mansion of Mr..
\. J. Matheson. which fronts one OF
the streets. is not excelled by any resi-