The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-19
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Prosperity Brought About BY Ten
! Gents Cotton-A New Enterprise
i. - Personal Mention.

rented Dr.. j. B. Simpson residence
sFand will occupy it.. next week.
= Mr.. G. G.. Barrier will occupy the
home vacated by Mr.. Counts, and
d which he purchased from Mr.. Ken
meth Baker short time ago. There
will be several other changes in the
near future.
Mr.. S. j. John has purchased from
the estate Of DR.. j. B. Simpson the
tract of land adjoining him on the st.
Lukes road. This is the third tract
he has bought. Ten cents cotton, he
says, did it.
Our friend, Claude S., says he has
often heard Of hard times and that
he had been waiting to see him for
thirty-fivc years and did not have
that pleasure until now. But then you
know Cladue is lknocker and we
think he broke his little hammer
handle when he made this knock.
Your correspondent is instructed to
say to all parents that the free public
school in this district will open Thurs
day, November LIST, and not to send
in their children earlier.
We note the suggestion Of the OBJ
server that the old time red shirts at
tend the unveiling of the Hampton
monument. We want to heartily sec-
ond the motion and only regret that
the suggestion was not made earlier,
so the idea could have been carried
out. It would have added much to
the occasion. To hear "Hurrah for
Hampton' is to look for red shirt.
1t may be necessary one Of these days
to have to wear them again. The
sight of company Of red shirts
would make our patriotism glow, and
make us feel as though we were once
more doing battle for our homes and
our state. What an inspiration it
would be.
Mrs. C. G. Barrier has been visiting
at Little Mountain.
Capt. H. S. Boozer is making pre-
paration to begin the erection Of his
new home.
Miss Maude Fulmer, of Little
Mountain, is visiting her aunts,
Mesdames. S. j. Kohn and c.. G. Bar
rier.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Martin have
been visiting Mrs. Martin IS mother,
Mrs. H. S. Boozer.
Mrs. Boscman, of Greenville, after
a pleasant visit to Mrs. A. H. Kohn,
returned to the Mountain city on
Thursday.
Mr.. F. H. Thompson. of Columbia,
visited his father Sunday, returning
to Columbia on Monday.
Rev. D. P. Boyd and wife, of
Fountain Inn, have been visiting
Mrs. Boyd's BROTHER Mr.. J. Y.
Thompson this week.
Mrs +. e. Schumpert has been on
visit to relatives in Newberry.
Miss Estelle Coleman, Of Aiken,
after spending a week with Miss
Kohn, returned to her home Monday.
We learn that new enterprise is
to be added to our industries. Messrs
Langford and Quattlebaum will open
a wagon and buggy repair shop. They
have leased the old roller mill build
ing. Mr.. r. j. Bolin, Of Orangeburg,
will be superintendent.
Mrs. A. H.. Hawkins has been on Il
visit ito Mrs c. T. GGraha I'M, licking
ton, S. C. .>y. -,
We regret that Mr.. H. X. Living
ston is not improving.
Mrs. George Young, teacher Of the
Bethel school at Pomaria, stopped
over for a couple of days with Mrs.
I. S. Caldwell. Miss Young is from
Georgia.
Mrs. M. o. j.. Kreps and children
have returned from Salem and
Lynchburg, Va. Ia
The Sorosis will meet with Mrs. D.
w. Boland on Friday.
Misses Mamie Simpson and j. B.
Duncan have gone to Atlanta.
Misses Eta! May West and
Blache Parrott,' Of Saluda, have, been
visiting Mrs. H. p. Wicker.
Mrs. L. c.. Merchant has been on q
visit to her parents in Newberry. Miss
Jessie Miller accompanied her OH her
return. ..u.
Mrs. A. G.iwise and little, George
Wise spent "Wednesday at Little
Mountain. ..,
Mr.. B. i. Wheeler, Of the railway
mail service, is spending a couple Of