The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-05-10
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY
Looking for Gov. Ansel--A Sermon
Against tho Disponsary--~Prof.
Counts Declines Reelection.

! clicn NertS saturday, rpturuinW
home on Monday.
Messrs. Enos and Willie Hartman,
Of Atlanta, eamc over "Wednesday to
see their mother
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter and Miss BESSIE
Bowers are attending tho Federation
of Womcns Clubs in Urangcbury.
Mrs. NJ. h. Bcdcuhauyh is visiting
her dauYhtcr Mrs. Reamcs in Tim
monsville.
Mr.. Thomas Simpson, Of lN, "cns
county. is visiting Mrs. s. d. U,nram
Mr.. Jesse George has gunc to
Spartanburw and from there he will
go to the jamestown exposition.
Mrs. Lillian Harmon and daughter
Rebcera are visiting Grandpa llar-
mon in Epworlh, Greenwood county.
Miss Maud Hopkins, of Seneca,
Miss llowle, of Hartsvillc, are visit
ing Miss Lille Mae Russell.
Dr. j. j. Dominlrk accompanied
two patients. Mr.. Luther Bowers and
Miss Blanche Morris to the Columbia
hospital for operations. They are re-
ported to be doing nicely. DR.. Gurrry
performed the operations.
Marshal Hammrtt, Of the L. s. re-
venue department. visited our town
and found some hop beer that was
TOO strong for Uncle Sam : taste, and !
required a!l who were selling it to
take ont revenue lirc.:Sc. lie did not
tsn .,t , w, ,l,o, f,,n,,,l
al Newberry.
The trustees Of the graded school
met on Tuesday. Prof. T.. O. Counts
declined Il reelection. The board fill
ed the two asSistaMts' positions by
rerlcctin~ Misses Margaret Leckie
and Erin Kohn.
\ committee was appointed to get
the >>eceSsary information and cir
culate petition for voting on the
establishment Of the High School
under the recent act.
Don't forget old folks day. May
10Th. Come and bring the children
with YOU. Grace Sunday school ex-
tends Il cordial invitation to all to
come and enjoy the day with it.
Many of our citizens joined the vet
Grams on their pilgrimage to the re-
union Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. Enos Hartman, of Atlanta,
was on our streets for short while
on Saturday. He came over to see
his mother, who has been quite i'll,
but is improving, we learn.
Mr.. G. NJ. Ables was called to
Orangeburg Sunday by the death of
his mother.
In case the weather is inclement,
the exercises on the 14th will be
in city hall.
Another business, or we might say,
a new business has been stanted in
our town. Messrs. j. p. Wheeler and
J. J. Dominick have formed CO.
partnership to deal in real estate in
town and country.
The town is looking forward to the
ming of Gov. Ansel on Tuesday,
May 14th, with much pleasure. The
stores have BEEN requested to close
at o'clock. The exercises will be
at the cemetery at 5 o'clock. The
entire town is urgently requested to
attend these services. The Confcd-
crate veterans and their friends are
expected to be present. An informal
reception will be had at the speak
cr'S stand in the grove at the ceme-
terry by Gov. Ansel. Let everybody
tulHn out. 1t is not often that we
have a governor of South Carolina
with us. We hope all of the citizens
of Nos. 8 and 10, who can, will at
tend these exercises.
Gov. Ansel will go to Newberry at
7 o'clock to be present at the BAN
1uet given the district convention,
Knights of. Pythias, and will respond
to one of the toasts.
Mrs. r. d. Copeland, Of Clinton,
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mis-.
II. C. Moseley
The Sorosis will meet with Miss
Russell on Friday evening, May 10.
Rev. NJ. O. J. Kreps is in Charles
ton this week attending the COM
mcneement exercises of the Luther
an Theological Seminary. Mr.. Kreps
will preach the baccalaureate ser
mon.
Mr.. j. B. Fellcrs has gone to At
lanta on business.
The P. G. school nine and the town