The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-16
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY
Going to O!l!ahoma-R:v. Brown l.,
Lecture in Lutheran Church
Other Matters.

'""Pc''|A NOV. lo.-AC the Spc
clal request of Pastor Kreps Rev. c
l." Brown. missionary to Japan, who
Is now in America OH furlough, will
be at the morning service in Grace
church OH the fourth Sunday, Novem.
Der 25th.
Mr.. Henry Frick and family, OF
Saluda county, will leave for Okla.
homa on Friday. Mr.. Frick will joir
Mr.. Waters Dominick, who emigrat,
ed to that section last year. Mr.. j
a. c. Koon and family, of Saludu
county, will follow in few weeks.
There will soon be a South Carolina
colony in Oklahoma.
The Sorosis met with Mrs. G. Y
Hunter on Tuesday evening.
Rev. |. S. Caldwell is attending
prcsbytery in Alabama this week.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter attended the
session Of the South Carolina Synod
at Augusta. Ga, last week.
Miss EuYcnia Summer visited Mrs.
NJ. {. Harmon Tuesday.
W. b. Wise. the "BaSso man. was
in town the first Of the week.
Mr.. u. +. Ridgcll was in town We'd
ncS,lay.
Miss May WitherSpoon, Of Vir-
einia, is visiting her sister, Mrs. ID. II.
Withcrspoon.
All the visitors and members Of
Synod have returned. Mr.. and Mrs
Kreps. y. II. Kohn. DR.. f. N. Kib-
Ter. Miss Eva Lester, Willie Mae
Wise and Mrs. G.. Y. Hunter. They
report Il pleasant session Of Synod
and generally good time.
Mrs. *. Baker and the children. of
Greenwood. are visiting her father,
Mr.. S. G. Barre, who is still confined
to his room.
Miss Edna Livingston, of Columbia,
is visiting her brother, Mr.. II. X.
Living Stun. whom we arc glad to re-
port is improving.
Miss Mamie Simpson is teaching
the Macedonia school.
Mr.. John Rikard. of Leesville. is
visiting his uncle, Mr.. E. X. Beden-
baush.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. D. Copeland, of
Clinton, were the guests of Mrs.
buckets parents over Sunday.
The visiting is not all this way
when it comes to Clinton. Mr.. w.
f. Moseley is very fond of visiting
Clinton. We guess he goes to see
the orphanage.
Miss Mamie Miller and Nh. Nc
Cord, Of Newberry, are visiting Mrs.
L. C. Merchant.
Mrs. Lybranl is visiting in Lees
vile this week.
Mrs. w. y. Moseley spent Sunday
in Ncwberry with relatives.
Mr.. J. d. Luther, Of Columbia, ac-
companied by his friend, Mr.. Daven-
port, spent Sunday in town with his
parents.
Misses Eula and Nellie Jay are Wis
itin@ in Saluda this week.
Miss Marie Leckie, of Chester, will
visit her sister, Miss Margaret Leckie,
the last of the week.
Capt. r. II. Russell, of Savannah,
Ga, spent Sunday with the children.
Mcssrs. Quattlebaum and Langford,
owing to the fact that their cmigrant
could not be understood returned
him to Columbia and have now open
ed the old Ruff shop just in rear Of
their stables.
BY misunderstanding we said
that Mr.. Gerhard Bcdcnbaugh would
occupy the Shcely house when it
should have been Mrs. Ann Derrick,
Of Pomaria. Mrs. Derrick will move
to our town some time in December.
She comes to school her children.
We welcome her and her interesting
family.
IF the old saying that snow be-
fore Christmas means good crop
next year, we ought to have good
one. This is the earliest snow fall
that any of our people recollect. We
had quite fall Of snow here We'd
ncsday, the 18th. 1t is now raining
and everything is full Of slush.