The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-09-15
PERSONAL AND OTHERWISE.
Movements Of Newberrians and Those
Who Visit Newberry and 9th
er Happenings.

st. James Jalapa, next Sunday morn.
ing at II o'clock with sermon by the
pastor, Rev. j. ID. Shcaly.
Mrs. w. II. Wallace is visiting her
son, DR.. ID. ID. Wallace, in Spartan
burg.
Miss Kate Porter has gone to Raj.
eigh, N. c., to spend some time.
Miss Georgia Porter, of Brights,
vile, is visiting Mrs. Alice Porter.
Miss Enphcmia McClintock spent
Sunday in the city.
Mrs. o. V. Meyer and children have
returned from II visit to I.aurcns.
Miss Carrie Pool has returned from
visit to Easlcy.
McSsrS. {. Il. Boyd and James Nor
gan spent the first Of the week in
Union.
On Sunday evening DR.. j. W. VOL
ling gave Il very intcrrsiin" address
To the congregation at CcMtral Meth
odist church when he told Of some
OF the experiences and observations
on his trip North during his recent
vacation. DR.. Wolling visited WASH
inet"n. Philadelphia. New York, and
N"rhi'irld. Mass, and at each of
these places hr rndravorrd to study
mankind III thr the two circles of
life. the rich and the poor. While in
Washington he was delightfully."- en-
irrtainrd by Mr.. William Wclch. for
merly Of this city.
Mrs T.. s. Herbert. Of Orange
burg. is viSitin" friends and relatives
IN the city IL we'll rs in ir county.
She will be here AMI in .hr county
Tor the next mouth or more.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Marion Davis leave
today Tor Denver, t"l. Mr.. Davis
g"cH rs ON" Of the representatives
from the State t" the Supreme lo.l.r
Of odd Fellows. They will be- gone
about two weeks.
Thr trains are ,plmin" ,hro,,~h
from t"l,mhin ln Grcrnvillc ON the
Southern. The first train between
Columbia and AlStnm came throu.l
on Friday. The trains are not rum
nlng ON schedule
Thrrr Is good deal of sickness in
Nrwb"rry. There are many places
thai need attention Of TN" board IF
health.
There is Il 10, Of work tha, the
civic - S'riaiirn mi .ht havc done.
II th" r""pl" generally would Use
the trash cans there wmrIl not be
)" much trash in the streets
Th" graded school will open next
Monday. Pupils VIII" have not been
"lvrn cards will 20 tn the srh,n1
bn'Idm" tn" latter part of the week.
tor rla>,>It'icaiinn
Dr. James y. T.. Sr,,rrrr and family
leave TODAY for their homo in pasodc.
M, Cat. Ills departure is not only =
loss t" the college and this rommn.
NY but I" the entire State. lie j.
easily one of the foremost educators
in this country.
MISSr> Annie Ray and Annie Folk
lw" Of the scholarship students from
tins county left on Friday for Win
thr"p college.
There were nearly 200 bales oi
cotton sold in Nrwbrrrv ON Saturday
and about l75 on Friday. The pric,
Saturday waS 9 l-l6,
llom. NJ. Rutlcuyr Rivers, of CHAR
lesion, was in the city ON Saturday.
Misses Mary Wright. Bessie Bur
ton. Sara Caldwell, Nina Gibson
Fanny Holloway. leave today fo
Winthrop college.
AliSeS Bessie and Julia Kiblc,
leave this week for Randolph-Maco,
college at I.ynchburg, Va.
Misses Sara Houseal, Edna Hipp
louise llipp. Rosalyn Hipp, Vern,
Summer. Pearl McCrackin. leave th;,
week for Elizabeth college, Charlotte
N. G..
Miss Lizzie Griffin has gone tt
Cross Hill where She will teach i,
tho graded school.
Mise Alice West has gone TO Cros.
Hill where she will teach scboo
this winter.
Miss Blanche Sonnenberg has gon,
to MT. Pleasant, N. G., where she
Will enter Mont Amocna seminary.
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Uenri
l." Pnrr died on last Thursday af
ternoon and was buried in Roscmont
on Friday
Miss Grace Earle. Of Columbia, !;
ciSitinu Miss AIi.r \ul)