The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-11-05
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Idler Busy It.-Going to the
Fair and Synod.-Miss Marie
Latham Married

Prosperity Nov. 4t-Mrs. J. F.
Browne has improved so rapidly
since her return home that she will
assume the duties of her music class
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch, Of Columbia,
visited DR.. Wheeler's family this
week.
Mr.. NJ. C. Morris spent Sunday
at home.
Mrs. Elizabeth DeWalt has gone
to Newberry on a visit to relatives
there.
Mr.. A. G.. Wise spent the week
end in Savannah and Columbia.
Mrs. B. B. Schumpert returned TO-
day from a ten days. stay with her
sons in Savannah.
There is proof positive that Pros
perity's patronage Of Robinson )
shows was not stinted. All the tick
cts, more than 250, were entirely sold
out, while others clamored for the
exhausted supply of cardboard bits.
Mr.. Idler's name is entirely a mis-
nomer. It strikes us he is one Of the
busiest men around Newberry. Some
day when he is really idle, we world
be glad to have him come our way
and point out some of our specially
interesting and picturesque scenes IF
interest Tor rather disinterest).
Mrs. J. P. Mahon and little daugh-
ter, Of Newberry, visited relatives
here this week.
Miss Bessie Belle Douglas, Of
Winnsboro, is the guest of her sis
ter, Mrs. P. L. Langford.
The following of our people have
visited or are visiting Columbia and
the Fair:
Mrs. N. H. Boozer, Mrs. E. E.
Young, Mrs. G. Y. Hunter, Mrs. c..
NJ. Harmon; Misses Mary Wheeler,
Julia Matthews, Addie and Ellen
Wefts, Carrie Tome, Groseelose, Con-
nel;ey, Lena Lester.
Messrs. A. B. Wise. H. j. Rawl,
S. S. Birge, Joe Hartman. Foster
Ruff, A. G.. Wise, Virgil Kohn, F..
Bobb, Bushnell Bowers, Karl Eel
lers, F. E. Sehumpert, V. P. Work
man, Cal and Gus Singley, E.. S.
Kohn.
The Prosperity Auto Club, DR..
Bedenbaugh, Messrs. Steele, Harmon,
Mathis, also ran down Wednesday.
The St. Lukes School opened Mon
day with very large enrolment. Mr..
E. O. Counts is principal and Miss
Rebecca Mahon, of Newberry, has
charge of the primary and inter-
mediate grades.
Grace Sunday school extends to all
the other Sunday schools a cordial
invitation to be present at the Sun
day morning services when Presl-
dent J. H. Harms will deliver SER
mon to the children at the annual
Children s Day celebration.
Miss Mary Lizzie Wise went to
Co1nmhia last week.
DR.. Hunter spent a short while at
Saluda this week.
Miss Marie Latham, Of our sister
city, Little Mountain, was quietly
married Wednesday at noon to Mr..
C. Calhoun, very popular travelling
salesman Of Columbia. Miss Latham
is the attractive daughter Of .Mr. j.
B. Latham. We wish these young
people much happiness and prosper
lily
Mr.. Isanogle was again on our
streets greeting his many friends
"wednesday.
There will be another exodus Sat-
urday when the following leave for
the Missionary Convention at Lees
vile: Mrs. NJ. @. J. Kreps, Mrs.
Singley, Mrs. G Y Hunter, Miss Ger
trude Simpson, Miss Gertrude Bobb,
Miss Mary Lizzie Duncan, Mrs. S. D.
Duncan. Miss Matte Miller.
From Colony church, Mrs. John
Crosson.
The graded school will have holi-
day Friday in order to let the chill
dren visit the Fair.
Prof. j. F. Hunter. of Clemson