The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-11-09
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Town Prospering-Delegates Go
to Synod--Personal Mention
!. DR.. Cromer Speaks. -.


are. delighted with this weather.
A great deal Of grain is being sown.
The sweet potato crop is very good
in some sections. j. w. Hartman has
the finest we have seen. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Latham, of Little
Mountain, spent Sunday with A. G..
Wise's family. B., 80
DR.. p. d. Simpson, of Union, is Wis
iting his parents. He will return TO
his work tomorrow.
A number Of new phones have been
added to our list in town--twelve in
all.
G. d. Bedenbangh will move to
town shortly and occupy the Shealy
home recently vacated by Mr.. Steele
Miss Mamie Simpson will teach
the Macedonia school next session.
She called books Monday morning.
Miss Sudie Mae Boulwarc opened
school on Monday morning at Mon
ticello.
Arthur Merchant has moved to
town and occupies rooms over T.. A.
Counts store.
Misses Eva Lester and Willie Mae
Wise have returned from the Wo-
mans Convention in Augusta.
Miss Blanche Kibler has returned
from a visit to relatives in Batesbure.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter left yesterday
for Augusta, Ga, to spend few days.
Revs. M. O. J. Krcps, z. w. Bed
enbaugh, S. p. Koon, and A. II. Kohn,
H. O. Long and DR.. f. N. Kiblcr are
attending the South Carolina Synod
in Augusta this week
Miss Fnma Bell, Of Atlanta. is Wis
iting her sister Mrs. Ira S. Caldwell.
COL w. r. Elmorc, Of Whitmirc,
has been in town for few days the
guest Of e. B. KibIer.
DR.. George B. Cromcr, Of Newbcrry,
made an excellent address to the
children's Missionary Society, of
Grace Church last Sunday. The chill
dren have raised during the year
about $9500 for missions.
Capt II. S. Boozer has bought a
house and lot in Newberry and will
move his family there about January
list. We hope they will reconsider
and remain with us.
The friends of H. K. Livingston
will be pleased to know that he is
improving.
Mrs. Elbcrt Hunter, Of the St.
Lukes section, is visiting Mrs. A. H.
Hawkins.
Frank r. Hunter and Mrs. Joseph
II. Hunter were in town this week.
f. Y. Morris, Of Newbcrry, visited
his brother N. C. Morris, last Sun
day.
Tom Simpson, of Greenville, is Wis
iting S. 7. Duncan S family.
Miss lula Mosclcy went to Clinton
to visit her sister Mrs. 7. d. Copeland
Please don't ask George why he
forgot his hat, or how he got it,
II. d. Friclt and family will leave
next Thursday for Gotcba, Oklahoma
where they expect to make THEN
home. j. Cornelius Koon and family
and George F.. Paul will go about
December 1st.
The Bell Telephone Company has
given lis night service. c. p. Barre has
charge of central during the night.
George l. Hawkins and Miss Rilla
Epting, daughter Of John A. Epting
were married last week by Rev. S. p
Koon.
Mrs. John A. Simpson and son, DR.
p. D. Simpson, attended the Dacus
Werts marriage in Ncwberry yestcr
day.
Dr. G.. Y. Hunter has moved thu
blacksmith shop formerly occupied by
George G. Steele, to the adjoining lot
lie will erect store house Oh the 10
at once.
Bedenbaugh and Lybrand will con
tinue the blacksmith and general re
pair business at this stand. They have
fitted their shop with a complete ont
fit of new and up-to-date tools. The.
have a ball-bcaring forge and othe
machinery Of the very latest make.
In Memory of
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