The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-07-02
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

The meeting IF the State Association
Of rural mail carriers at Grccnvillc on
Thursday.
Prof. Il. &. Oliver who was super
inlcndcnt of the schools 3l Whitmrc
aasi session has been appointed assist
ant in Spartanbur" high school for
The next session. =;
Mr.. W. b. Wertz, of Grccnvillr,
spent Sunday in Ncwbcrry on Il visit
to his brother, Mr.. Arthur p. Wcrts.
Mr.. Henry l.cntz and Miss Mabel
I.cntz. of Philadelphia. who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. }. J. Lame leave
this week for their northern home.
Mrs. Stro,hcr Pope and little
daughter. Of Columbia. are viSitin"
Mrs. Y. j. Pope.
Miss Maymr BurkS. trimmer at the
Mower Company. left yesterday for
Norfolk.
Mrs. J. {. Hunter and Miss Glover,
who have been spending some time in
Ncwhrrry, left yesterday.
HlcSsrs. Roy Jones, II. X. JohnStonc
and james Gngyans left yesterday
for p""hkrrpSic.
Miss t.uphrmia McClinlock. ct the
College for Women, has returned
hnmr.
Thr hours Tor the services in the
n. Il. u. Church. Prosperity. have
been changed from | Il. m. /" 10 II.
M, and from $ y. m. I" $50 p. m.
rhr public cordially invited t" all
ihc services.
Mr.. a. II. Knln, Of Prosperity, WAS
in the city yesterday.
Mr.. White fant has sold out Fant's
Grnrrry to Mr.. $. b. Jones. Mr.. Jones
will combine his grocery store IN
Main street. where he has been for
he last Twenty-Five years. with the
stock. which he has bought from Mr..
Fanl amt continue the fancy grocery
business in the Fraternity Hall huild-
ing in Caldwell street next door to
his restaurant.
MrSSrS. William +. E.wart. Il. {.
Perry and Richar Swittcnbrr% have
hnu.ht on, Mr.. :. J. W"nlrn and will
continue Il clothing and shoe store
um,lrr ihr firm name Of EwartPcrry
Company. They will take charge ON
lhr FIRST Of August.
On Friday rxamid lions will be
held rpr Scholarships in the Clemson
horticultural college anl for scholar
ships in Winthrop college. These
scholarships are worth one hundred
dollars and free tuition. The rNamin-
stion for admission Of new pupils to
winthrop will also be held at the
same time. TIM is II varanry in the
aitnLrl, but the examination for tins
has not yet been advertised.
Misses Mildred and Sarah Sim
mons are visi,in" Mrs. {. Il. Stone
in Spartanbur".
Miss lallah Rock Simmons is Wis
itin" Mrs. Boozcr at ChappcllS.
Mr.. anl Mrs. II. B. Wells and chill
<lrcn went to Columbia yesterday t"
attend the I'ulmrr-lIutchinS"n wet
din" ON Wednesday.
Mrs. +. A. Hnland has been elected
Teacher for The 81. pau'S school in
NJ. 10 township.
Mr. John b. Brdcnhau"A. Of P"mar-
in. WAS in the city yesterday.
Miss Kate Floyd Clark has gone to
New York to visit friends.
Mrs. William y. Avcingcr left on
Sunday for her home in Berkeley
rounly. She WAS accompanied by
MaStcr Augustus pifcr, who goes l."
speed month with his grandmother.
Rev. .Ino. J. Lon" preached most
excellent anl thoughtful sermon in
the Lutheran church Of the Rcdccmcr
ON Sunday.
Children 5 Day will be observed at
MI. Pleasant church in No. 3 town.
ship. Rev. IL. w. Whitaker. pastor.
ON Saturday. July l3. There will be
rxcrrisrs by thc children and address
scs by Mr. Jas. T.. Eping and Prot.
II. NJ. Henry.
Mrs. Cole and Miss Daisy Cuth-
bc,tSon, of Charlotte, n. e.. are visit
ing Mrs. w. S. Spcarman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. ID. Hutchinson,
of Columbia, and Mr.. Thomas Hutch
inson. Of Ncwbcrry. have been visit
ing This week in Union rs the guests
of Mr. and Mrs. \. b. Caughman and
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Notwithstanding
ion Progress.
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