The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-25
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY
Sad Death Of Mrs Ben Cook-Death
of MIR. Andrew Kinard-Mission-
ary Meeting-Other News.


crtson will have charge Of the music.
fou are cordially invited to be pres
emf.
Mrs. krcpS ald little Tracey return
from Salem. Va. today.
y sad death occurred near here in
the MI. Pilgrim section Tuesday.
Mrs. l'ernice Shcaley Cook has pass
ed over the river. She was a most
cStlmablc young matron. and leavcs
two little girls. No eye was fearless
as they heard the elder Of the girls
begging to go home during the fun
rral services, held al Mt. Pilgrim.
She is survived by her husband, Mr..
Ben Cook, parents, and children. We
extend sympathy to them in their
SEEMINGLY untimcly loss
Mr.. and Mrs. kinard and Mrs.
Waters and children, of Atlanta,
came over I" attrni their Fathers
funeral Tuesday.
Mrs. Myra Luther, Of Columbia,
has been visiting friends.
Mr.. +. +. SrInmpcrl has accepted
position rs iravrllin" salesman for
the Ernest NJ. DuPrc Co., Of Column
bla. Mr.. Schumpcri has been on the
road previously and his friends will
be glad to see this knight of the grip
again.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Mosclcy have
returned from Il visit to their daurh-
ter in Clinton.
Mrs. Ola McLanc who has been
visiting her @randmothcr. Mrs.
Bridges, returns to Blythcwnod Fri
day.
Miss Marie Bobb spent several DAYS
of this week in Ninety Six and
Greenwood.
Dr. Hunter made flying trip to
Columbia this week.
Miss Elliott Dobbins. of Whitmirc,
visited Mrs. Il. b. Schumpert this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Cannon, of
Shandon. are at Mrs. Matthew Booz-
rr'S.
Mr~. I.ucy Shcaly ha- rome to New
h'r'.N - spend while.
Miss Julia >rhuup"rr returns from
Georgia Friday.
Prosperity waS shocked Sunday
evening when the news that one Of
"ur oldest and most rr>pcrrrd ciriz-
ems had answered /" the roll call
"up y"ndrr. Mr.. Andrew Kmard.
born April |. 1887. died Sunday
Sept. 20, quietly At his home. For
S"Nrrwl weeks Mr.. Kmard had not
been his w"nlrd self. due ,u hear,
trouble. and his CHEEKY greetings ON
tn" streets were missed by all, rSpc-
cially the children. With them he
waS Il general favnrilc. Mr.. Kinard :
Ion" life spamcd many changing
scenes. When the call came i'm the
sixties. he WAS there. hcin" Il faithful
member Of Go. G, Thirteenth Rcgi-
mrnt. During Reconstruction he was
active and since then he has been
Il citizen OF our town. Mr.. kmard
WAS twice married, his first wife nee
Martha Singlcy. preceded him to the
bright beyond more than 20 years
a"". He is survived by three chill
drrn. Mr.. VIM. KinarI and Mrs. How
ard McWalcrS. of Atlanta, and Miss
Mamie kimard and his wife. Mrs.
Ellie Weeks Kinard. The sympathy
of all goes ulit to these friends in
their great loss.
Prosperity has never been better
represented al Nrwbrrrv college than
it is this year. Nine ~ our cmhrvon-
lc business men. politicians, rrprcscn-
tailvcS. etc.. are there, namely
McSsrS. ChaS. Barre, Kenneth Eel
lrrS. +. S. Kohn. Hal Kohn. McFall
Wise. Roy Kohn. Walter Wise. Rob
crt Wise. Clifton KrcpS and Lilliu>
Simpson.
Mr.. Granville Wychc left Tuesday
t" resume his studies at the Univcr-
sity.
Mr.. Millcn. Of Greenwood, visited
in ihc city Sunday.
At Excelsior. one Of our most DO
pular suburbs. RcvS. Anderson anc
Hodges are holding tent-mcetine
; \ number from here are attending
and report large congregations. The,
> Will continue there some days longer
Chief Workman has been out Of
town for several days. He was re
licvcd by his brother.
, NI;.. II,ii;o Er,.o.1,.o - mo-,