The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1908-01-17
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Serious Accident to Mr.. Martin II.
Wheeler Bells-Per-
sonal and Otherwise.

tin l.. Wheeler, at his home. lie was
staHdi"g on scaffo!d directing the
building of house, when the scaf-
foldin" gave way. precipitatmg him
to ike ground. He was painfully, hut
not &e,' nuslv hurt. His ankle was
dislccatcd. Drs. Whccler and Hun
ter soon ct the iajured member, and
it is thought that he will get along
all right and be oni in il few days.
Tie annual meeting nf Grace con-
"rcga; :On will be held on Sunday,
Ja:uary 2G. the fourth Sun
day instead of the third. Rev. Mr..
Krers will be in Charleston on that
day. 1t is expected his pulpit will be
filled by The Rev. C. X. Lippard,
missionary to Japan, on that day.
Mrs. Fanie Major. of Leesville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. d. NJ.
Langford.
Mr.. ID. W. Boland has moved il
to the w. c. Dominick house, in Nc
Ncary street.
Mr.. j. Y. Thompson will move in
to the Moseley house vacated by Mr..
Boland.
Miss Ellen Werts is visitin" rela-
tiv"s in Saluda county.
Mrs. S. w. Gaines is visiting her
brother. Mr., Geo. II. Wise, at Saluda.
Miss Julia Matthews has returned
to her home after visiting relatives
in and around Prosperity.
Mrs. S. NJ. Matthews and Ernest
Matthews have returned from Il visit
to Mountvillc.
Mr.. {. NJ. Harmon and little Miss
Rchccca have returned from a trip
to Grmra Harmon, in Greenwood.
Mrs. A. S. Osborne Is visiting Mr..
S. l.. FellcrS' family.
Miss Annie Jamiesnn. after pleas
ant visit to Miss Jessie Moselcy. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mr.. Lawson Kibler. Of Atlanta,
has been visiting MS sister. Mrs. J.
A. Simpson.
Mrs. Corrie McWaters and the
children have returned to Atlanta.
Miss Fannie Abel, Of Chester. will
visit Miss Lula Moseley this week.
Mr.. r. IT, c. Hunter is visiting re-
latives in Florida. He will spend
two or three weeks in and around
Lake City, and Columbia county.
We learned that Mrs. D. T. Eping,
of the Macedonia community was
buried today, Thursday.
Drayton DeWalt, a negro living on
Mrs. Reagin's place, had the mis-
fortune to lose two mules on Satur-
day by drowning while trying to
cross Bear creek, near Jno. T.. Kib
ler's.
'rhe marriage bcNs will ring despite
panic, hard times, low price Of cotton,
and high prices Of other commodities,
anl ii is as it should be. Our con-
oratuIations this week are to Miss
Mamie NJ. Brooks and Mr.. S. Arthur
Quattlebaum, who were married on
Wednesday, January Is, at the Lu,h-
cran parsonage at st. Luk1's, by
Rev. S. p. Koon.
On January 7, by Rev. S. P. Koon,
Mr.. J. VIM. Bcdenbauoh and Miss
Leila Harmon We're started on life s
journey together.
We congratulate all Of the young
married couples. We haven't forgot
ten February 25, 1S-, but then the
madam says 7 shall NOT tell how long
it has bce~ but 7 viii say the crystal
anniversary is not five years away,
so you can guess.
iMr. A. M. Crosson will be with
the S. S. Birge company again. He
wiill be manager Of the store waen
the present manager, Mr.. A. III. Kohn,
takes up some other work about Feb
ruary /. Mr.. Croseon invites his
friends and the public generally to
call on him at tire old stand. Sell
ing on Uncle Sans basis Of doing
business, he says lie can and win sell
"more goods for same money or
same goods for less money" Try him
AID see.
The U. D. C. will give their play
Jumbo jun on the night of the 18th.
Come out and enjoy the evening and
help on the monument fund.