The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-03-05
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Sad Death of Mr.. Geo. Il. Wise
'Old Folks Concert college
Minstrel-K. of P. Supper.

Ira Caldwell this week.
Mr.. Logan Wyse, Of Saluda, visited
Mr.. Willie Long recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Long, who fo1
years have resided midway between
Prosperity and Nawberry, have NOV
ed into the Mollohon Mill District
Mrs. Long has for several years been
doing a noble work in the school, moi
only in an educational, but in many
other ways as we'll. Her residence
there will be quite an addition.
Mrs. Crockford, Of Virginia, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Caldwell.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Murray, Of Peaks,
visited Mrs. J. S. Wheeler last week,
Rev. C. L. Craig, who has just late
ly come among US, will remove his
family to Newberry next week, so as
to be handler to the various churches
Of his charge.
Mrs. Jeff W. Reames, Of Spartan
burg, is the guest of her mother, Mrs.
Mark Bedenbaugh.
MIR. John L. Hunter, of St. Lukes,
is spending a week at DR.. G. Y. Hun
, ter's.
Rev. Gilbert P. Voigt paid Mr..
Birge Wise a weekend visit last
week.
The Palmetto Club will be enter
tanned by Miss Blanche Kibler on
Friday evening at 4 O'Clock. "Ruth
and Esther will be studied from
several view points.
The U. D. C. met with Mrs. G.. Y.
Hunter on Wednesday afternoon. A
very enjoyable and profitable hour
! was spent at this meeting.
Rev. P. H. E. Derrick arrived in
the city Saturday. That he is glad
to be among old friends was patent
1T was evidenced by his walk and
conversation. Mrs. Derrick and the
children are at her fathers home in
Orangeburg for visit. Rev. Nj. Der
rick delivered a fine sermon at Grace
church Sunday morning.
Misses Lizzie McCracken, Pauline
Sigh and Lula Dennis, of Newberry,
visited Miss Mary Lizzie Wise last
week.
MI. Birge Wise and Mrs. Maxcy
Harmon spent several days Of this
week in Saluda.
! Our legislators, Dr.. Wyche and
Mr.. Harmon, have resumed their res
pective professions and are again up
Oh our streets.
Mr.. H. J. Rawl left Tuesday for
Washington to visit his brother and
to view the Inauguration.
Mr.. Sam Cannon, Of Columbia, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Matthew Boozer,
over Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Bedenbaugh has re-
turned home after a visit to the Mis-
ses Werts.
Mrs. ". 4. Moseley arrived home
Saturday from a business trip north.
Miss Ethel Taylor, Of Sa1uda, Wis
tied Miss Eula Taylor last week.
Mr.. Olin Bobb spent Sunday at
home.
The Nemberry College boys Will
present their minstrel at the auditor
ium on next Wednesday evening.
While we are mentioning minstreis
it is timely to remark that "The Mer-
ry Maids gave their second perfor-
nance Friday evening. 1t was pro-
nounced by many, even a greater sue
cess than the one during the holidays.
The new and popular songs were
toudly encored. "kentucky Babe,' a
quartette, created quite a sensation.
The jokes all around were clever and
provoked much laughter. The cake
walk was enjoyable, as also was the
grand finale-the patriotic song and
FLAG drill.
On Friday evening Of this week
there will be given "An Old Folks
Concert under the auspices Of the
T.. D. C. Every thing Will suggest
"Auld Lang Syne' from the open
ing chorus to the last song. Several
violins and guitars will make YOU
think you are again tripping ''on the
light, fantastic toe and swinging
your partners at some forgotten dance
of the days "when you and [ were
young, Maggie. - Ten cents is the ad-
mission: $50 the hour; and the audi