The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-04

hip bones last Thursday. Mrs. Bridges
is one Of our Oldest and most esteemed
ladies and We all wish her a speedy
restoration to her wonted strength.
Miss May Lee Barre has returned
from Columbia. Her friends are glad
to have her at home again.
Miss Della Bowers is in Columbia
this week. Mrs. Bowers is rapidly
improving and will return home the
last Of the week.
Mrs. Jane Long, Of the county, has
been very i'll at her home between
Prosperity and Newberry. The last
messages say she is somewhat better.
Mrs. Bessie Lane has gone to Hen
dersonville to spend several weeks.
Mrs. Addie Hodges who has been
spending the summer with Mrs. A. II.
Hawkins, has returned to Clinton.
Rev. NJ. O. J. Kreps has returned
from his vacation trip and there will
be services in Grace church morning
and evening, and Sunday school at
four o'clock. The public is cordially
invited to all the services held there.
Mrs. White, Of Savannah, is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nose
ley.
Mr.. A. L.! Black has returned from
the northern markets after buying his
usual high class line Of goods.
A rather noticeable illustration Of
the slow, vet sure grinding Of the
mills of the gods was remarked here
on the 29th when Rich Gallman paid
his penalty to the avenging nemesis.
About nine years ago on the 29th Of
August, and the same day Of the
week, Saturday, he shot and killed
Lee Aiken, notorious character.
Misses Bedenbaugh and Folk visit
ed at Wise Hotel this week.
Misses Burton and Goggans, of
Newberry, Long. Of Texas, have been
visiting Miss Wyche.
Don't forget, children, that Monday
morning ushers in a new school year.
Be on hand, bright and early for
there will be several nice new things
to interest you.
Miss Gagaret Leckie is visiting
Miss Thompson and Miss Kohn. Miss
Leckie is en- route for Marion where
she will teach in the graded school:
We wish her as much success there
as she had while among US.
Mr.. Werts, Of Newberry, visited
Mr.. Geo. Brown this week.
Misses Lulie Hunt and Mary Eliza
Mahon. Of Newberry, visited Mr.. A.
H. Kohn's family last week.
Mrs. Alice Robertson rave most
entertaining voice recital at Mrs. J.
| L. Wise's on Tuesday afternoon. The
vocal numbers were interspersed with
instrumental numbers by Mrs.
Browne.
On Saturday last Rev. Mr.. Cald-
wells horse ran away. tore up his
buggy and cut himself upon the
back. Mr.. Caldwell sustained sever
al slight injuries.
Mr.. Middleton Wheeler, familiarly
known as ''Uncle Paddie," had an
other stroke Of paralysis on Monday.
Very soon there will be Dime
Reading at the auditorium by the
Grace Cleaners. BY special request
the Teddy Bears will be in evidence
again. Also the prominent men who
debated before will debate again on
very vital subject and one particular
ly interesting to the fair sex. (and it's
not the suffrage question, either).
"The Reveries Of Bachelor" will be
presented realistically by Is or 20
young ladies and one forlorn (?)
gentleman: A lively song from "The
Merry Widow" will be sung and pan
tomimed, besides a great many other
things.
Mr.. J. NJ. Werts has gone to Mount
vile to visit his father.
Mrs. Kleckley, of Bamberg, who
has been visiting Mr.. J. D. Quattle-
baum s family has gone to Hender-
sOnYille.