The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-10-25
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Woman's Missionary Meeting RE,
formation Service-Consul Hay
nes and Family to Return.

ticad a number of ladies from the up
per section Of the county and Call-
wei! community .\m"n~ them We note
MoSdameS. .Jno. S. Ruff. Brown. Stew
ems. Lominick. and Phillips. We feel
sure that the bargains to be had here
in all lines, especially millinery, has
been quite a drawing card.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lominick and daugll-
ter have been on a visit to Mr.. J. Y.
Thompson.
Miss Lula Mc<eley is visiting in
Clinton this week.
Mr. T. R. Feller$ spent Sunday at
home.
Miss Pinkey. Of Caltlwells. has been
on visit to Miss Josie Thompson.
Mrs. NJ. O. J: Kreps will address
the Missionary meeting at St. Lukes
next Sunday morning.
Cotton Seems to be sick today. We
hope an antidote will be given it by
Drs. Smith and Jordan that will bring
new life to it. It is needed in this
neck Of the woods.
Mrs. Geo. Summer, Of Newberry,
visited Mrs. J. A. Counts this week.
DR.. T. J. Littlejohn, of Union, was
in town for a couple days this week.
Mr. Os. Miller. after a brief stay,
has returned to Oklahoma.
Rev. S. P. Koon will preach his
farewell sermon in Mt. Pilgrim church
he 1st Sunday Afternoon. Rev. Koon
, will give all his time to the st. Lukes
congregation.
Dr.. O. B. Wise, of .Saluda, spent
Sunday in town with his uncles,
Messrs. A. G. and J. L. Wise.
The misses or the younger of the
young ladies have organized new
society, or a club. "Intra nous" they
| call it. Officers will be elected at their
meeting Friday evening.
Mr.. D: E. Ridgell, Of Columbia,
spent couple days with his aunt,
Mrs. A. M. Lester.
Miss Nora Buckley, of Helena, will
open school at Saiuda academy on
Monday, November 4th.
. Mrs. NJ. B. Bedenbaugh spent day
or two in Newberry this week.
At last the State Geologist has
emerged from his retirement and has
been giving expert advice to the
Charleston water commission. Some
Of we clod hoppers supposed he had
gone into '"innocuous deseutude''
and are glad to learn or know that he
has come forth once again. By the
way, Mr.. Editor, what are his duties
any way?
Consul Thornwell Haynes and fam
lily are expecting to return to Amer
lea just as soon as leave Of absence
can be obtained. Mr.. Haynes is con-
sui at Nankin, China, having been
promoted from Rouen, France. about
years ago. Prosperity will be glad
,, to greet him and mis- family once
again.
Potato digging and pea threshing
are the &C now.
Work on the new church is pro-
i crossing nicely. The foundation is
in, and the workmen began 10 lay
brick on the walls Wednesday.
Rev. J. H. Wilson, D. D., and Rev
T. W. Bedenbaugh. assisted Rev,
Kreps in the communion service on
Sunday.
Rev. Wills N will leave Wednesday
for Savannah where he will serve
the church Of the Ascension as sup
ply pastor. DR.. Wilson preached two
verv acceptable sermons, morning and
night.
Well, didn't Superintendent Mar
tin show himself up nicely. Any man
in a high position like the superin-
tendent of education should not let
his angry passions rise. What an
example he is to the rest of us in the
lower walks of life. He mas caused
many a smile and has added to the
pleasures Of a day.
The Woman's Missionary Society
Of Grace congregation will have Re.
formation service on Sunday evening
beginning a. 7:30. The topic will Be
an evening with Luther. DR.. Cromel
will make an address. The public in
vited.
Grace Sunday school will by ac-
tion Of the. teachers change their tina
of meeting from morning to after
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