The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-02-23
TIE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Work of the Civic League-The
Work of the Legislature-The
Need of Better Roads
Personal Mention.

shaking hands with his many friends.
Say, Chips, did you know that the
legislature appropriated two thousand
dollars for private school and what
do you think of it?
We were glad to have our friend
Chips come in and shake hands with
us day OF two ago. For man with
out head. he is doing nicely.
. All that money appropriated and
nothing done to give us better roads.
Ny, my, what time these r. F. D..
fellows do have.
As the record breaking legislature
has adjourned it is in order for the
"A to get busy. Say, Chips, are you
going to be one of that A?
Rev. E. J. Sox, Of St. Peters, was
in town on business on Monday.
! Your correspondent spent a day IN
the capital city Tuesday.
! Student Y. NJ. Brown, Of Erskine,
spent few days at home the past
week
! Capt. W: R. and Mrs. Elmore have
been on a visit to their daughter,
Mrs. E. B. Kibler.
! Mrs. Margaret Thornburg, OF
Greenville, is. visiting her niece, Mrs.
Jacob s: Wheeler. ~
! The .Woman's Missionary society
Of Grace church will have a public
meeting Sunday night, February 25,
to which all are. cordially invited.
Mr.. Jacob A. Dominick, of Kinards
has been down on a visit to his
father, who has. been in poor health
for some time.
| The Sorosis will meet with Miss
Eva Lester on Friday afternoon. The
study subject is Coleridge.
Miss Lula Moseley gave luncheon
from IL to 2 last Saturday to the
! Jolly Dozen. Only members were
present. .....
! Mr.. S. B. Aull, of Jalapa, spent
| Tuesday in Town.
: Messrs: J. D. Quattlebaum, F. E.
Sehumpert, J. P. Cannon and }. d.
Lorick attended the Pythian celebra-
ton in Columbia on Monday.
Mrs. R. L. CASTOR has gone on a
| visit to her aunt in Columbia and
her mother in Charleston.
Miss Mamie Miller is visiting Mrs.
! Mrs. L. c.: Merchant.
! Mrs. Lula Merchant, of Little
Mountain, was on visit to relatives
in town this week.
Mrs. K. Baker and the children
have returned to their home in Green
wood.
! Mrs. Mary stillwell is visiting her
; grandson. Mr.. T. A. Dominick.
Mrs. D. W. Boland will leave in a
few days for the land of flowers to
spend a while where the breezes from
the gulf do blow and life is zone
grand sweet song.
Mr.. r. F. Hunter has moved from
the "Billie' Hair place to the new
! home recently built by Mr.. Morgan
Morris.
Mrs. Carrie McWaters. Of Atlanta,
is expected on Saturday on visit to
her. father, Mr.. Andrew Kinard.,
! Mr.. W. A. Moseley is expected
home today from Florida, where he
had gone on business.
The first blind tiger was run to
! his (her) lair on Saturday. Rhoda
Chapman, former tiger, was taken
in the act by Policeman Bedenbaugh.
Rhoda forfeited her bond, thinking
! it was better to lose $25.O0 than to
face a bigger fine.
We believe that the civic league
! was the first to suggest improved
pavements and the agitation OF this
question by them resulted in our town
! getting the granolistic pavements'
Your correspondent would suggest
! to the same league the Importance of
securing electric lights for our town.
! Ladies. don't You think that we need
them?
: Just along that line We just heard
today Of two of our young and en-
ercetic business men were thinking
of going to some other town, where
they had a water system and elec-
tric lights. The loss Of these two
gentlemen would certainly be a great
loss to our town. We have already
lost to Newberry one Of our active
men, Mr.. J. II. Hunter, and we can Ill