The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-05-15
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Children's Day Next Sunday-Mem-
orial Day Observed-Consul Hay
8 nes Home-Old Folks Day.

'SN"''> e'i>s 1Attht NAlc. pltCNs
mn Mrs. Caldwell, of Ncwberry, made
her sister, Mrs. DcWalt a weekend
I visit last week.
&5N Mrs. Sam'l McCracken and Mrs.
h Rachel Bonds, of Newberry, and Rem
= no, respectively, enjoyed the hospi-
> tality of Mrs. Kohn and Wise hotel
last week.
Mrs. f.. E. Schumpcrt spent several
8 days with Mrs. Settler at Pomaria.
Mrs. Wychc, Mrs. Hunter and Mrs.
I DeWalt made a shopping tour to Co.
\ lumbia last week.
Miss Lulie Hunt. Of Ncwberry, Wis
ited Miss Lillian Harmon Tuesday.
Mr.. Birge Wise ran down to Say
3onnah on business last Saturday.
Miss Erin Kohn will be at home to
the Palmetto Club on Friday after
noon at five O'Clock.
Mrs. Krcps, of Columbia, is the
guest Of her son. Rev. M. O. j. Kreps.
Miss Myrtle Beacham, Of Green.
wood, has returned home from pleas
ant stay with the Misses Fellers.
Mr.. II. j. Rawl made business trip
|to Barnwell on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bessie Lane is spending
month with relatives at st. Luke's.
Mrs. Nora Hoffman, Of Columbia, is
he guest Of Mrs. J. S. Wheeler.
Mr.. Oscar Matthews, Of Ninety Six,
Nisited his sister, Miss Julia Mat
! thews last week.
I Mr. Albert Feagle, of Norfolk, and
Miss Olive Feagle, Of the county vis-
n ted the Misses Bobb on Wednesday.
a 1t seems that as no light could be
thrown on the subject of electricity
Ri-the horns of the dileman have
been seized by an acetylene gas COM
pany. At present pipes are being in
d Hstalled in the church and the hotel.
SSeveral private residences will be
lighted thus also. We are glad to see
q this much light, but will be gladder
: still when arc lights grace the corners.
&That day-that light can not come too
soon.
Mrs. j. M. McFaddcn and son Walk
er, OF Rock Hill, who has been teach
4 ing the Mt. Pilgrim school is spending
] the vacation prior to the summer term
/ in our city. They are with Mrs. An
drew Kinard at present.
Mr.. Baehman Wise has accepted a
position with the r. j. Reynold's s To-
bacco Co., and went Sunday to as
sumo the position Of travelling
salesman.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise and Mr..
Birge Wise spent Tuesday in Ander-
son.
We rejoice to learn that our fellow
citizen, Hon. c. T. Wychc, has been
elected as one Of the two delegates
to represent the Palmetto State at the
American Medical Association which
L conver.es in Chicago, June 1-3. This
- quite an honor and we are glad it
II tt' one Of our physicians.
Ernest Luther, Of Columbia,
his parents Saturday and Sun
= election for chief of police was
Monday which resulted in the
lion Of Mr.. Workman, of Laurens,
mis- position.
Mr. R. II. Russell was at home
lnday.
Miss Gertrude Bobb visited at Irmo
ghd Columbia last week.
|| Mr.. Enos S. Hartman, Of Allan
a, is the guest of Mr. Joe Hartman.
Mr. Tom Wicker visited at Wise
fotcl Sunday.
Mrs. Black is visiting in Lecsville.
Mr.. John Hunter, Of ST. Lukes',
pcnt several days last week with his
&2 on, DR.. G. Y. Hunter.
Miss Julia Schumpert visited in
cwbcrry last week.
The following is the program Of
he 'Children's Day exercises to be
1eld at Wightman Chapel on Sunday
next.
"The Greatest of These.'
!. Professional. )
2. Opening Song-"We are going
onward"
3. Prayer. =
d. Responsive Reading.
! s''Grectings.
r%. Song-"Little Ones Like MAJ