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The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
CireuIt Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

United states rel DAILY vs. District Of Columbia
Commissioners. Judgment and mandate for plaintiff.
Plaintiff attorney. L. \. Bailey defendants attor-
uer. r II Thomas
Parker IS. 1lcCulicn and McDeusott 60 al; YER
dict for plaintiff for $50 and judgment forthwith.
Plaintiffs attorneys. J. VI. johnson. J. e. Adkins,
and NJ H Beach: defendants attorneys K. Ross
Perry & Son.
Tottn Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
two cases.. continued fer the term. Plaintiff s
attorneys Thompson & Laskey; defendant attor-
ncys Hamilton, Colbert & Hamilton
Webster vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com
rany: verdict for defendant by direction Of court
Plaintiffs attorneys. II. i. M5ult0n and John
Ridout: defendants attorneys Hamilton, Colbert *
Hamilton.
Assignments for to-day;
No. s. Wyno vs. Riley. Attorneys. G. NJ
Brady-D0uzlass a Douglass.
No. ia Conrad vs. SWitzer. Attorneys. J. e..
Adkins-H Prescott Galley
No a6-PeIl rs. Mckay. Attorney, II. Z. Davis.
No 20 Taylor vs. Heron. Attorneys, " II.
Iiukins-C. Z. Emig.
No H6-Herreu vs. Kelly. Attorneys. Z ;. Ma
loney. Douglass s Douglass-E. A. jones. and Leo
simmons.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
WEFERS WILL COACH.
Former Champion VIII Have Charge
of Catholic University Squad.

The Athletic Association of the Cath
Ole University has engaged B. J.
Wefers. the former Georgetown ath-
lete and ex-champion sprinter of the
world, as coach Of the field and track
team.
At the Richmond meet the Brook
landites made their initial appearance
in track athletics and won their relay
race. Because of a dance for the bene-
fit Of the Athletic Association. the uni
Versity VIII not be represented by a
relay team at Baltimore next Saturday.
but the following men have been en-
tered in the individual events Capt.
Semmes, in the 100 and $40: r. J. KeI-
ley, in the 900 and $40; W. Maher. in
the 440: Hetfeld. in the 100 and 220:
a. Maher. in the $50; Merva, in the 100
and 220. and Canale, in the 22O.
The team viii also be represented in
the Federal Georgetown. Johns Hon
kins, and Norfolk meets
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
DISTRICT COURTS.
Court of Appeals.

Assignments Tor today
Special calendar-No. i Kaltz vs. Jaeger. Appel
lant's attorneys. II. B. AIoUlton and john Rid0ut
appellee's attorney W. J. Lambert
No 2 United States ex rel. Smithson IS. Ash
ford. Appellants attorney B. T. Leighton; appel
lees attorney. +. II. Thomas.
No 8 District Of Columbia IS. Green. Appel
lant's attorney. f. II. Thomas; appelees attorney
John Rideut.
No. 4. PENNSYLVANIA Bridge Company vs.. United
States. Appellants attorneys Hamilton, Colbert *
Hamilton; appenec's attorneys D. W. Baker aud
E II Thomas.
No. s. Morgan Is. Adams. Appellants attorney
F. H. Jackson; appelees attorneys. S h. Giesy
and J. J Darlington.
No g Riddle vs.. Gibson. Appellants attorney,
l. A. Bailey; appellee's attorneys, Wilson & Barks-
dale.
No. = Lewis vs. District Of Columbia Appel
Iants attorney. J. B. Archer. r.; appclees attor-
uey. Z. II. Thomas.
No. @ Turner vs.. American Security and Trust
Company Appellants attorney, c. +. Carsi APP
peliee's attorneys. W F. Msttingly and S C. PeeIle
No. 10 Jenkins rs. Purcell. Appellants attorney,
c. T. Digs; appeees attorneys. Berry 4 Minor.
Regular call-No. 1854 Jennings Philadelphia.
Baltimore and Washington Railway Company. Ap-
pellants attorneys. Z. II. Jackson Il. Z. Davis.
and F. F. Barker; appellee's attorneys, McKenney
x Flannery
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Circuit Court No. I.
JUSTICE WRIGHT.

Burton SIS. Elkins on trial Plaintiffs attorneys
George Il. Calvert T.. o. J. Y5li0tt, F. W. Ham
mond and Forest " Brown defendants attorneys,
A. : Wurthmgt0n and c. J. Faulkner
ASSIGNMENTS for today
No. l53 fostering vs.. HOmiDg. Attorneys. WI
son * Barksdale-Tucker & Kenyon and l. ;.
Bailey.
No 5-NIagYuder VS.. Luttreu- Attorneys. RAJ
ston & SiddCps and vs.. 7. Richards01-Hamiiton,
Colbert & Hamilton.
No rs. Stead vs.. Calf Attorneys, George 5.
Cllssc-Woif & Rosenberg and d. W Baker.
No. I-9. Mills Digs Attorneys, W. J. lam
DETERMINATIONS & BraudeubUTg.
No. = Wright IS Blum. Attorneys W. T. Am
trose- Ormsby AfcCammon.
No l23 RAY vs. Foy. Attorneys. ". ". Boar
nan ard Hayden Johnson l. Johnson and T. e.
IB-str1n
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

G. w. U. RELAY TRIALS.
Six Men Compete for Position on
Team Which Meets MARYLAND.

George washington tried out i've men
at the washington Light Infantry Armory
yesterday afternoon to select the team
which is to run in the relay against the
University of Maryland at the Baltimore
meet Saturday.
The men who competed were Capt
Lorando Gill. Calder. Cunning. Wende-
roth. and Moore. Ciaggett and Ruiz were
unable to appear. and will be given a try
out this afternoon Should either of this
pair make good either Calder or Cunning
will be dropped.
In addition to the relay the following
men viii run in the open events: Lorando
Gill, and WendeTOth. in the mile; Lorand0
GIL. and Calder, in the $50 yards, and
Cunning and FOrsythe. in the 440 yards
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

neys' fees. Attorneys. Hamilton Colbert & Ham
iiton and George T. Horfer
Estate q Hester Payne; letters sf administration
granted TO Sidney 7. Thomas; bond s. 80. At
torncy. :. z. Thomas.
Estate q james N1sher VIII dated December g.
l592. and coiicil dated February g. 1891. 1lsd.
Estate Of Jane Smith. petition fer probate u ulI
"a Atto-ne~. 7. NJ George
Estate IF s=ephen Bates petition for probate e
VIII fled Attorney. ". y. Richardson.
Estate oi J. Harrison johnson VIII dated June
%. 1851 filed.
Estate Il Eliza War,ler. viii dated Janaary 9.
1901 filed
Estate Ct Catherine S5itzy; VII dated May g,
1906. dled
Estate q Elizabeth g. Reed: petition for pro-
hate # VIII fled. AttcrUer g. e.. Calhoun.
Estate II Mav II. Lewis, clvsat fleL Attaruev.
Robert l. Mattingy.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

Wing Ting. 30 n. Butler, to s. second: Peter
knight. l05 (AIcFadden), 60 20 l. third Time, IN
Bottles. Lille Turner, Incubator, Alencon, and
GTaCeland also ran
FIFTH RACE-Afile and seventy yards; three
year-olGs and upward Terms Rod. l02 Rice. TO
5 won; FInrizel l07 tAustinl. 10 3. second: Odd
Ella 100 AIorgan). 10 to l. third. Time. 40 S5.
Establish MarihO. HelgeTson, and Beecher also ran
SIXTH RACE-S!x furlongs. Raibert, i'll tAus-
TIM to 2 won; Chieitain. Jos (Helgersonl. II 20
J. second: Susanna Rocamora, l04 tSheiheldl. 10 to
5 third Tine I:ls. John Gamer. Is. ]. SWanneg
Gavin C.. Prince Of Pless Shenandoah. Dixie An
drcws Cadillac, Skyward, Alsono, and Owaseo also
ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

New Orleans, Feb. 4-The racing scene
changed to City Park to-day, where the
third fortnight OF racing was started IN
der poor conditions. The rain of last
night and this afternoon left the course
a sea of mud. The programme was whit
tied up almost beyond recognition.
A stake race. called the Lagarde Selling
Stakes, at one mile, for three-year-olds,
was the principal event Tom Dolan was
the favorite, but an added starter. Grace
larsen, proved the best of the lot OF five
starters. and won easily after a hard drive
to catch Tom Dolan, who made the pace
A six furlong selling race occupied more
attention than any of the balance of the
card, and it was won easily by Goldproof,
who beat the barrier. and was never
headed. Goldproof was played down fr0en
to 1 to TO >
Kara, a 8 TO favorite in the short
course steeplechase. outran and out
jumped his field and never left the re-
suit in doubt. Lawless, to favorite,
won the opening event in canter from
Bucket Brigade, a 100 to 1 chance. Lens.
the even-money favorite. won the first
part of the six-furlong split affair after
hard drive from Capt. Hale, a y TO
chance. The second part was won by
Coltness. an to 1 shot; Voting. the ia
vOrite, finished second.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Equity suits.

No. $3.50 Frank J. D!eudouue VS. Martha e.
and James T. Lew judgment creditors BIN C-m-
plainauts solicitor. John Bid-UL
No. 1851 International Textbook Company SIS.
District Of Columbia. injunction t-m1.sIa--rs s1-
licit0rs. A. e.. Bentley aud u. G. Harrington
Nc. TSj2 IT. Tc Forest e. NeW.Jmb, % adopt
child. Petitioner solicitor J. a. O'Shea-
NJ. Bsz3. In - Pearl Milton. o. adopt child.
Petitioners solicitor. j. 4. O>dca.
No 9S4 William T.. Fowler Us. Bernard 5.
Dickinson Ct al. % enforce mechanics lien. Com
pIsiuant's solicitor J. l. Giles
No. as55. Minnie smith ys- RsmCtt = Smith;
msinteuaucc. Compartments solicitors Wolf l.
Rosenberg
No e5s5s Olivia IT. Mitchell vs. Pl5Im IT.
MITCHELL divorce. Compliments solicitor. ]. VII
mer Iatmcr.
No 8S57. J. Barton Miller vs. Enoch Ambush
ct al. 20 establish title Complainant solicitor.
jesse r. Wilson and Je=se H. Wilson. -
No. $3.50 In IT. Herman o.. Davis r.. fGT 3dIu-
ton Petitioners solicitor, =. W. Blackburn.
No. 1859 Maurice W. StCuarl SIS. Hazel KirEc
Steuart, divorce. Complainant solicitor. C1mg5-I
Darlington.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

Joseph Todd. of New York. defeated
Murray Clark, Of Washington. by 100 to
6S, in the opening game OF the pool
tournament 1T the Brunswick Club last
night. The contestants tomorrow will
be Bernard Harding and Walter Wal
lace. both of Washington.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First-Sagapanak, Royal Bond, Lally.
Sccond-Subador Gould, orthodox.
Third-Rubywick Bernardo. Sabado.
Fourth--K Gator. Western, Glamor
Fifth-Plantagene Veribest, Cannon
Ball
Sixth-Katie Power. Col Bartlett,
Soldie
Seventh-Woodsaw Bellindian, Air
sI,fp
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
No Indoor Practice Mt High Schools.

There was nothing in the report that the
baseball candidates at the different
schools would be called out yesterday.
The schools have no quarters large
enough for real practice. and it is doubt
full if any regular indoor work VIII DE at
tempted
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Scorpion TO Escort Motor Boats.

The Navy Department has issued in
structions for the L. S. 5. Scorpion
to proceed from the Boston Navy Yard
to Manu- Fla, 70 act as escort in
connection with the motor boat races on
February L, from Miami to Nassau. n. p.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
ROCHE DUCKPIN TOURNAMENT,
Loving Makes High Average Of 1Oi.
Largest Individual Score IA.

Roche duckpin tourney, with an aver
age Of 1o4 for the three games. Turner
and VerhoT followed next in order,
with 80 and %, respectively. These
places were worth $40, s., and SO, in
the order named.
Weckerly with IA. carried off first
prize. amounting to s., for high indi-
vidUal score, Semmes getting second
money, which was 50. with 127.
SCORES and aNeragcs.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

February b. 1877. CcmDl4in4nt's solicitors. 4 g..
Bentley and j.. G. Harrington
In IT, Iuuacy of James +. MulJey; account Of com
miltee referred 20 auditor.
Edwards Vs. Riu-Tslt; sale ratified uisi Com
rIainant's solicitor. A B. Leeti defendant So
hector W A. Mckcrner.
Drfanr IS. Wacgsman; time 20 take proof lin
irf5 Gonu.aiuauts solicitors. Maddox 4 Gdtle}.
In re- adoption % Forest &. NeWc0m5, ads ptlon
localized Petitioners solicitor. John 3. LarneT-
In rs adoption q Pearl Milton; adoption lesaliled
Petitioners solicitor. James A. O.Nlea-
Fraser s. Fraser. auditors report confirmed and
distribution ordered Compliments solicitors. ".
H. Henry ard 3. +. Leighton. deiendants solicitor,
T. s. MacslL-
smith IS. smith; rule issued rstuEnabie - february
Commitments solicitors. W0t 4 Rosenberg
D7rau g. Doran; auditors report ratified Com
r1sirsrt's solicitor. J. +. AicNally-
NEiken vs.. AliliEen. W GByune Gardner aI-
rofurcd tr-sstee 90 sell; bond. 500 Complainant
solicitor. " g. Gardiner; defendants solicitor, l.
" Hopesel
Mitchell VS.. Mitchell; rule as 20 alinony return
able FEBRUARY Is 1857. Compliments solicitor, j.
Wilmer LatimeT
Notice-There VIII h PRELIMINARY c4l o. 'ls
odd numbered calendar cases IN the February cal
c-dar in Equity Court Nc. ] to-day at 10 oc-ocS
Gases in which counsel do not respond VII be con
ruued fer the term
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

FIRST RACE-TWo-year-o three and one-half
fuTlOugs LaWless, los ~. Leel. 80 s. won; Bucket
Brigade, 100 'icketJl, 100 10 /. second; La SamadG
l6 lHoggl 3 to ], third Time, IA IS. Brawnev
Lad. Bayou Lark, Ben Sand, Beola Edna Motter.
Partisan Model, Elvira II. sea and Full Moon
also ran
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase four-year-oIds and
upward. short course. Kara, - =. Morrison. 3
70 p won; AUles. I'D Hogan 8 10 !. second PiJt-
hin, 80 &C. Johnson IS TO I, third. Time. 5l9.
Henry 4. Schneider Harefo0t Willie NeWcomb-
and Lady Fonse also ran
THIRD RACE-Sellng. tmeeyCar-olds and UP
W2ui six furlongs. Gold Proof 100 lSedeTj. 70 O.
won; Dargiu. III u. Martini, t. ., second; Lsdy
Carol, 100 tIicktusi Is % J. third Time lis g.
Blue Dale and tOIdic also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Il Carde Selling Stakes 81 00l
added. threo-ycar-Ods, one mile Grace Larsen. lol
D. Hennesseyi. 10 p won; Tom Doan, l97 tSederl.
% 10, second LamUtrmmer Do. iFarr0wi p 20
J. third Time IS. ElfaI also ran
FIFTH RACE-Thrce-y ear-olds. SIX frrl1ngs.
lens. lG7 y. Martini. eSen. won: Captain Hale no
Dalyl, . to !, second Grace George, l05 Van
duseuI. o. g third. Time. I.l6 Is. Bud Bill.
TanbaTS. Declare. Stecri0rth. Bcimina. and Prince
Rover also
SIXTH RACE-Three-vcar-0 six furlouEs.
CoIt0ess. 40 ~. Martini 8 20 l. won, Voting ll2
lowe 60 ., second, Nedga, 100 ,FaTUWI 90 T.
third Time, l.II l5 Cora PrCa. De ono. Excuse
Ne. Turbulence and Rose Marion also ran.
SEVENTH EAtE-Four-y ear-olds and upward
mile and Cne-eiZhtu. ST. &eei. l12 tGangCf o ga
1. won, Arthur Gunner. no FarowI. % 20 J. see
ond. Lads Ellison. lCj -. HgEnesscyl. 9 To- .. third.
Time. IS S. Dr. ctluer. Fousoluca. Chamhlee
Sanction. and T0Tchell0 also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

The Ordways and Commissioners bas-
kct-ball teams viii play at the W. L. I.
Armory this evening. These teams have
split even on a series of four games.
The Ordways are leading with the
w. r. ]. and Commissioners tied fer
second place.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
IrsTIcE hARNARD.

United States VS. George Hunter; motion yefOm
sentence refused Attorney. J. =. Archer. u
United States SIS. Henry Chapman robbery and
Larceny: Plea guilty; sentenced 20 workhouSe t0r
SIX rnont.s Attorney Fountain Peyton.
United States Vs. James Carroll. HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny; verdict guilty. Attorney. s ID. TTuitt.
No assignments fer to-day.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Equity Court No I.
guVEE TTrETIrE CF AT-CH

Brooke vs.. Brooke: rule as 10 contempt return
able February s. 1891. Complainant solicitor. ".
II. Holloway; defendants collectors Barnard x
Johnson
International Text Book Company vs. District %
Columbia; TUls as to restraining order returnable
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

The Capital City Rink defeated the
L and I Fraternity IS to 1 in a polo
game at Convention Hall. The feature
was the team work of the Rink team
George, Of the Rink. was the star.
shooting nine goals. Pennyson. of the
Z and ], made the only goal for his
side Lineup:
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Equity Court No. ?.
JUSTICE GOULD.


pitz-r vs.. District u Columbia argued and sub
rIffraf COMMITMENTS solicitors, HallaE & Haliam,
DEFENDANTS solicitor f. II. Thomas.
Assignments FOR to-day
No. l96 McSveen vs. Eureka Dairy Company.
ATTORNEYS. Cuttings d Chamberlin and Twins VIII
iarasal-Tlcser x kenyon
No 222 Cariuz0 rs. Baird ct al. Attorneys, H
L. Davis and J. A. Cobb-Stuart Mcnamara.
No.;ce-Thsr1 win De c preliminary call Of the
even numbered calendar cases on the February cali
euisr tomorrow at il O'CLOCK Gases ID which
counsel 90 not respond VIII be continued f1f the
term.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Criminal Court No. 1.
Criminal Court No. 2.

Unitcd States vg Jennie /. NAY; assault 20 kill;
on trial Attorneys, Leczie Fulton & Cox and G..
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
I'm re- John r. Mcconnell; certain funds ordered
paid - trustee.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
.aErA uIts.

NJ. i9l3s. Margaret r Cors1n vs. Jesse r Pot
bury. account SEQ. Flaintlns at-cuy. 81 s..
Richardson.
No. 1873. Georze r. Parker COMPANY vs. Ar1-r-
lean Hygieuic Brick Tile Firew11tu- CoUu1s- ace
count. $50 Plaintiffs attorney. Philip Waisl-
No. s9l4. +. and g.. Randolph vs y Frrl
Thompson. r.. breach # contract, 80 PLAINTIFF
attorneys. E. 5. Douglas and H. y Oh5ar-
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
Probate Court.

Estate # Carrie V. Cromwell. order Of distribu-
tion. Attorney, Harry F. Leroh-
Estate q Margaret HARRISON; order fixing attor.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
GRACE LARSEN Wins
Captures Lagarde Selling
Stakes at City Park.
EASILY PASSES TOM DOLAN

FaVOFife starts Out to Make the
Pace, but Outsider Proves Best of
Five Starters, and Comes Home an
Easy Misunderstanding Scene Shifts
to City Park for Third Fortnight.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05
TEAM AT JAMESTOWN
Washington May Send an
All-Star Track Squad.
COMPETE IN NATIONAL GAMES

Planned TO Get Together Best Ath-
Ietes of the City to Make Bid for
jamestown ExDOsItiOn-The List of
Dates of Championship Meets.
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

RefeTee-Dr Williams T.ner-Mr. Henders
Time-Tvo 10-minutes halves
The Washington herald., 1907-02-05

Unless present plans miscarry Wash
ington will be represented by an all-star
field and track team in the national
championship meets in connection with
the jamestown Exposition next summer
Since the disorganization Of the Columbia
Athletic Club the former scholastic and
collegiate athletes who live in this city
have had no organization to represent, but
a movement has now been started by those
interested in field and tract sports in this
city to enlist all Of the best performers
and form d team which. it is believed,
can give the other cities Of the country a
hard rub for the prizes which will be Of
fered by the Amateur Athletic Union.
As the meets are set for late in the
summer. the organization would in no
way interfere with college men and. if
arrangements can be made, the practice
will commence shortly after the vacation
begins and be held regularly until the
teams leave for Norfolk.
While the majority Of the members Of
the team will be drawn from the George
town, George Washington, and local high
school squads. it is the hope Of the pro-
mOters of the scheme 10 get all of the
Washington men who run at different
colleges in the country TO join the squad.
The question of a trainer has not vet
been considered, but some Washington
man VIII probably be appointed 10 look
after the condition Of the athletes.
The dates for the athletic events ut
TqUnpcfoEE-n fol1ovv-
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-17
makers by the number OF their bills
that run the gauntlet Of Congression-
al and Executive approval.
MR.. SPEERS I'LL.
Suffered Stroke of Paralysis at
the Union Depot OH Saturday.
In Critical Condition.

While at the union station OIL
Saturday at about midday, Mr.. L..
NJ. Speers suffered a stroke of par
alysis in his left side, and since thai
time has been critically i'll at his
home in Nance street. Yesterday
morning his condition was reported
to be not any better, and serious
fears w2re entertained in regard 20
his recovery. There were many anx-
ious inquiries as to his condition,
and the news from his bedside was
saadening alike to ALL
Several gentlemen standing on
the platform at the depot on Satur-
day noticed Mr.. Speers approaching
and they saw "he was not himself.
Being alarmed, they asked him how
he felt, and he replied that he did
not feel well. He thought at the
time he was suffering from vertigo.
a carriage was called and he was
taken to his home, and medical at
ten!ion was had Immediately.
Mr.. Spcers had not been uncon-
sclous up until yesterday. The par
alvsiS was in his left side, and his
left leg was also affected, though
not so much so as dis side. His
ton"uc was also somewhat affected.
Mr.. Speers is one Of Newberry's s
most respected and substantial citi-
zens. and has hosts. of friends among
Young and old, who are hoping that
his condition. will speedily improve,
AMI his health be fully restored.
Mr.. Spccrs' condition was repolt-
ed to be somewhat better yesterday
afternoon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-17
MR.. EDWIN G. RAY.
Entertained at Dinner bv President
z. F. Wright, of the Newberry
Cotton Mills.

AIR. Edwin G. Ray, Of New York,
WHO has been in the city last week
on visit to his friend Mr.. y. T..
Wright. president of The Newberrv
cotton mill, was entertained Thurs
day night at the Newberry hotel at
course dinner. The dinner was
given by President Wright and there
Were some fifty or sixty gentlemen
or the city invited to be present. II
was most enjoyable occasion and
the dinner was served in excellent
style by Mr.. Ernest Brockman. Jr..
proprietor Of the Newberry hotel.
Mr.. Ray is the selling agent of the
Ncwberry cotton mills, and has many
friends in Newbcrry. lie sMcnds
about week twice year with mis-
friend, President Wright, and this
was one of his regular visits to our
city. During these visits he has met
many OF our citizens and numbers
them now amongst mis- friends.
lie was entertained on Monday
night at the home of Mr.. Jonn M.
klnard, at which time a most ,l,-
giant course dinner was served. A
lew OF The special friends of Mr.,
knard were invited TO be present
with Mr. Ray on this occasion.
AIR. Ray returned on Saturday to
ms home in New York. His many
friends i'll Newbcrry will be delight
cd to see him again soon.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-12-17
PURELY PERSONAL,
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

The machinery for the Nlectric
Laundry company is coming in, and
Those in charge expect TO have the
laundry in operation at an early
date.
Maj. +. W. Higgins says he forgot
to go back to the legislature after
his last race, but that Ire is going to
be in tile next campaign.
Major B. B. Evans, of the Saluda
bar, was in Newbcrry yesterday on
profession business.
Mrs. .Jno. X. Aull has returned
from visit TO her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. A. $. Tompkins, in Edgelicld.
|. II. Hunt, esq, was in Union
last week on professional business.
Newberry county will soon be u.s.
Ing lis new court house.
The new First Baptist church is
rapidly nearing completion.
Mr.. Andrew Fowler, Of Saluda
county. was in Ncwhcrry yesterday.
Mrs. G. c. Grimic and Miss NJ. S.
Grimkc. Of Charleston, have been in
Ncwberry during the past ten days
III the interest Of Rumford s baking
powder. They secured many orders
in NcwbcrTy, and made many friends
while here, who will always be glad
to see them. They left Newbcrry
yesterday for Clinton.
The c., N. & l.. is building its
umbrella shed at the union depot.
Miss Emc. Sheppard. of Edgeneld,
is the gurSt Of Misses lizzie and Ellie
Griffin. in Boundary street.
The Southern Stock company last
night opened tnrcc nj ght's engage
men at the opera house, with the
presentation Of "TIcr Bitter Atone
m'nt. y TIE play tonight is "Wifc
Wa1tcd"
The merchants yesterday began to
feel rhc effects Of the Christmas
rush. The pretty day, after so much
diSa"rrrAblr weather. was Il relief to
all, AMI there were many people in
the city.
The pomaria correspondent Of The
Herald anl News says tnat some Of
the roads in that section are almost
us bad rs the streets Of Ncwberrv.