The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-24
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
News Items Held Over From Las:
Week-Visitors From All Parts
Stores to Close at Six.


formed by the committee that all the
stores in town will close every evening
from May 1st., to September 1st, OF
six o'clock except Saturday. This
will give the clerks quite nice rest
and your correspondent will have time
to go home and feed his little buff
chicks and do around generally.
We know that you have already
published the marriage Of Mr.. Pearl
Rikard, of Atlanta and Miss Bessie
Counts on last Sunday but your
scribbler wants to extend his congrat-
ulations and best wishes. We regret
to lose Miss Bessie but it is Georgia's
gain.
Mr.. J. C. Counts shipped one day
last week about car load Of his fa-
nous grain cradles to the counties Of
Lexington, Saluda, and Edgefeld.
Mr.. Counts also manufactures plow
stocks, cotton planters, etc.
Mary Lizzie Wise invited a number
of her little friends to an egg hunt on
Good Friday evening. It was much
enjoyed by the little folks.
DR.. Blakemore. q, recent graduate
in pharmacy Of Alabama is now phar-
macist at the Prosperity Drug Co.
Miss Nancie Merchant and Ethel
Derrick, of Utopia, have been on a
visit to Mrs. S. D. Duncan.
Mr.. T. R. Simpson, of Denver.
Anderson county, is visiting his
brother, DR.. J. B. Simpson in our
town this week.
Miss Sallie Pugh is visiting her
brother, Mr.. R. T. Pugh.
Miss Alma Hartman has been on a
visit to relatives in town the past
week. .........
Mrs.J. @. Werts, of China Grove,
N. c., spent Monday in town with
Mrs. J. A. Simpson.
DR.. Greer, of Atlanta, is here this
week examining eyes and fitting glass
es to all who may desire his service.
Mr.. Louis Livingston of Charleston,
paid his brother, Mr.. H. K. Livings-
ton an Easter visit. ......<
Mr.. O. L. Stuck, Of Cheraw, spent
a couple days with Mr.. E. W. Werts.
The Misses Miller, Of Newberry,
are visiting their sister, Mrs. L. c.
Merchant.
Misses Susie Langford and Lena
Warner, Of Columbia college, spent
Easter at home.
Ernest Sam Kohn, of Clemson col
lege came down to spend Easter at
home. Among the students at home
for Easter we note Jno. Pat Wise,
Geo. Harmon, C: P. Barre, Perry
Schumpert Alden Pugh Moody Beden-
baugh, Irby Koon, Frank Sheely and
Carlisle Bedenbaugh, Ed. Monts, [.
E. Long. and Aumerle Singley.
Mr.: F. R. Fellers spent Sunday at
home.
Mrs. Thompson and children, Of
Abbeville, are the guests Of Miss
Lena Moseley, former class mate at
Due West.
Miss Lucy Wheeler came down to
spend the Easter vacation at home.
Miss Maude Miller accompanied her.
We had the pleasure of shaking
hands with our jolly friend, Col. W.,
B. Wise, who made flying trip to
his old home to spend Easter.
Miss Nell Jay, of the force OF the
Saluda Advocate, came over to spend
Easter with her parents.
Editor Cargile, of the Advocate,
was in town and much to your CORES
pondent s regret he did not know it,
until the editor had come and gone.
We would have been glad to have
given him the glad hand. Come again,
Mr.. Editor, and make yourself known.
Mr.. Bushnell Bowers went down to
St. Matthews to spend Easter with his
sister, Miss Della Bowers.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. F. Latham, of Lit
tie Mountain, spent Monday in town.
Mrs. NJ. A. Ham spent Easter with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. ".
Stockman.
Miss Marie Bobb is at home for
few days.
DR.. G. Y. Hunter attended the
meeting of the Shriners and the BAN