The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-28
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Death Of Mrs. j. w. Hartman-Sun-
day School Convention-Oil Mill
Directors-Dividends Paid.

Prosperity, June 27.-Dr. Forrest
| Bedenbaugh will succeed DIR. Palmer
as Pharmacist at the Prosperity
Drug Co.
We have often heard of enjoying
the good things Of this life but have
never been able to get as much out
of it as some persons do. On certain
Saturday not SO very long ago one Of
our citizens regaled himself with ice
cream to the extent Of just an even
dozen. This is what we would call
getting the good out of life.
Departed this life on Wednesday
June Goth, Mr.. j. w. Hartman. Mrs.
Hartman had stroke Of paralysis
some weeks ago and was thought at
one time to be doing nicely but re-
lapse came and she has been quite
sick for some weeks. She bore her
suffering with fortitude and resigna-
ton and was never heard to complain.
She will be laid to rest in Mt. Pill
grim cemetery on Thursday at 10
o'clock a. m. Mrs. Hartman was an
active church worker and an earnest
Christian woman and she will be
missed not only in her home but in
her church and in The Sunday school
and the missionary society. She lea
YES Il husband and five children
MeSsrs. w. y. and f. S. Hartman, of
Atlanta and }. Berry and Joe b. Of
Prosperity and Miss Alma The only
daughter. We extend our sympathy to
the bereaved ones.
Miss Jessie Moseley is visiting
friends in Newberry this week.
Mr.. r. II. Thompson, of Columbia,
came up Sunday and spent the day
with his father returning on Mon
day.
There will be 'cue given at Bach
man Chapel church Oh the Goth of
July for the benefit Of The church !;
notice of which will appear in the
advertising columns of The Herald
and News.
Our baseball players and fans are
talking how they are going TO play The
Brooklyn team of Newberry on the
4th of July. Time will tell
Mr.. B. S. Schumpcrt, Of the South
crn Railway, is in Prosperity for a
little rest and vacation. "Sump' is
one of the old reliable and when he
J is at the throttle there is no danger
for he "will pull you through safe. !"
Mrs. Mary Rawl left on Wednesday
for a visit TO relatives in Georgia.
Some Of our celebrated fishermen
have been TO the river to try their
luck again and at this writing we have
not heard the success that they met
with but hope to be able to make a
full report in our next. Messrs. Il. f..
Schumpert. S. d. Duncan and p. G..
Singley were among the number that
went on this quest that is so dear to
the followers of Tzaak Walton.
Miss Kate Howard returned to her
home in Helena, Ga, on Monday, af-
ter very pleasant visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. r. Il. Pugh, of our town.
Miss Mamie Simpson and Miss
Mary Lizzie Duncan will make an en-
tended visit to relatives in LccSvillc
the latter part of the week.
Mr.. Howard McWatcrS. Of Atlanta,
Ga. came over on Sunday to visit
his daughter little Miss Ethel and re-
turned on Monday accompanied by
his daughter.
Miss Emma Bell has been called to
Ncwbcrry professionally to be with
Mrs. Burr Martin.
Mcssrs. W. a. and T.. S. Hartman,
OF Atlanta, were called here today by
the death Of their mother, Mrs. J.
w. Hartman, who has been sick for
I some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. D. Bcdcnbaugh
have been visiting in Ncwberry.
+; Miss Ellen Wcrts is visiting in Lit
+; tie Mountain This week
| John Pat Wise is taking advantage
| Of the hot weather and has gone to
the mountains for time.
! MessrS. Hirge Wise, Hart Kohn
and Charlie Barre have returned
from Jamcsl"wn and report that
there * plrn'y there to sec and that
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