The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-03-19
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
City Primary to Be Held on Next
Tuesday-Personl and Other
wise. ..

parents DR.. and Mrs. r. l.. Luther.
Miss Ellie Hawkins entertained the
jolly Dozen last Friday evening.
Furman Sheeley, Of Whitmire is
at home with his parents for few
days.
Mr.. f. B. Luther of Columbia is on
a visit to his parents.
Mr.. J. l.. Wise attended the Omar
Temple Of the Shriners in Charleston
last week.
The Sorosfs met with Miss Lena
Lester Friday afternoon. 1t was 4
social meeting and a generally good
time was had.
Miss Alma Hartman has been Oh q
visit to Misses Ef1ie and Lizzie Hawk
ins.
Misses Belle Epting and Ethel Pay
singer visited Mrs. J. P. Wheeler the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Rauch of Salu-
da spent a few days in town last
week.
Owing to your correspondent at
,endande upon the Head Camp
Woodmen of the World in Columbia
last week we could not send up our
usual dots.
Say Mr. Editor your "Macheen
man did not paragraph my items pro-
perly in my last letter and the item
life is to short to stand around and
knock was made a part of the item
about horseshoeing. They didn't GO
together we'll.
Mr.. R. II. Pugh is placing lumber
on his lot recently purchased from
Mr.. B. B. Schumpert preparatory to
building.
Mr.. Wilbur Long is clerking for the
Cash Grocery Co.
Our school will. celebrate Calhoun
day, or S. c. day on Calhoun IS BIRTH
eay Monday, March 10Th. prof.
Counts has arranged a program for
that day or rather today (Monday)
as follows.
Song "FIo, for Carolina"
Roll Calls. G.. Celebration Ora
ton" Calhoun '-Herbert Langford
Reading-Timrod' "Carolina'
Song-"South Carolina'
Reading Emily Gieger's Ride"
Willie May Wise.
Reading "South Carolina ''-Mul-
Ter Kreps.
Reading "Calhoun "-,Clara Rorwn.
Grafton "Marion's Men '-Allen
Lester.
Song "Dixie.'
The primary for town officers will
be held Tuesday. The following is
the line up for the race. And all but
one Of them will come in under the
strong.
For Tntendant-Dr. f. N. Kibler.
For Wardens-J. P. Bowers, A. P.
Domfnick, w. j. Gibson, J. I. Beden-
baueh. R. I. Stoudemayer.
Those of our citizens who we're
out about 7.15 on last Thursday night
heard what seemed an unusual sound.
Tt was the crash occasioned by the
running into a dead train on the c..
N. s. II, railroad Mt Shiloh church.
The particulars as learned by your
correspondent are that.
The extra train leaving Newberry
at 6.15 p. m. Thursday night became
disabled just west of town and was
unable to make the siding for the
evening up-train. The engine came
in and it was arranged that the up
train should push the disabled train
back to Newberry. Engineer Edwards
was on the engine with Engineer Gra-
ham and by misunderstanding as to
the place where the train was stand
inc led to crash, the up-train run
ming into the dead train. Engineer
Graham understood that the train was
between tile 3S and 39-mile post,
while it was between the SO and 81.
Engineer Graham had his back sew
erely wrenched. One passenger, DR..
G.. R. Harding, Of Newberry, lost a
couple of teeth, and had his shoulder
dislocated. This is the second wreck
for DR.. Harding on this road, having
been considerably shaken up and hurt
about Leaphart's year or more ago.
Mr.. Pat. Koon. Of near Chaplin, lost
his dwelling and contents by fire a
few NIGHTS ago. The family barely
escaped. A defective flue in the din