The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1909-09-14
NEWS OF POMARIA.
Cotton Selling at 12:30.-Raln at
I,ast.-As to Roads.-People
Coming and Going.

settled at last; good shower on last
Saturday night.
Miss Eloise Young, who will teach
the Bundrick school, opens her school
next Monday, the Goth. Miss Young
is a most excellent teacher.
There has been about 180 bales OF
cotton ginned at this place this sea-
son and about 220 bales sold on an
average price of 1890. Good price for
cotton, if the cotton crop Is OF one
third, and at the present price the
farmers will realize as much for their
cotton as if it was a full crop.
Mrs. Bowie and daughter, of An
derson, who have been on visit 10
Mr.. and Mrs. B. NJ. Settler, returned
home last Saturday.
Mrs. J. J. Hentz and Mr.. Eugene
Hentz returned home last Saturday
from a visit to Renno. Mrs. Eugene
Hentz having chills and fever caused
her TO remain at Renno for awhile
longer.
Mr.. Ed Feagle and Miss Lurllne
Aull and brother, Herbert, went to
Newberrv Sunday. Mr.. Feagle re-
turned on Sunday night.
The gypsy is in our midst. Some OF
our people make good horse TRACES
I mean in the gypsy's favor. One
man. I am told, traded mule tor
horse and gave fifty dollars boot, and
after getting home got dissatisfied
with his trade. took the horse back
and had to pay thirty-fve dollars to
get his mule back. Who was the gam
er in that tradeg
Mr. Perry Folk, son OF MI NJ. H.
Folk. returned 10 his studies at Clem-
son COLLEGE last Tuesday. this beng
his second year at that lnst1tutlon'
This makes the third son of Mr.. nj.
r. Folk. who has gone to clemson
college. 1t is certainly fine lnstltu-
tion.
Miss Eugenia, daughter OF DR.: E.
q Hentz. returned yesterday to due
West. where she will resume her
studies. ,.,,
Mrs. Harris and son are still at
Bowman. Ca, where they nave oeen
for some time at the bedside OF her
son, Horace, who has been very 10"
with fever.
Mr. il. Graham, wife and little
dauphter. spent last Sunday with Mrs
{1entz's family at Walton.
Mr.. A. l. sheely and family, OF
Newberry. have been on visit 10
Mr. Jesse Sheelv's family. The many
friends Of Mr.. Sheelv were glad to see
hin out again, after 50 long a speN
cf sickness.
Mr.. R. H. Hipp went on business
trin to Columbia on last Thursday
# there is a day when nobody on
tho place is rushed with work, send
ont team with plough and roao
drag for few hours.
The first of September has come
and cone and now, Mr., Supervisor
T what abort the overSeers who nave
failed TO work their roads. Now let S
see # YOU will put your words lnto
practice, when you said YOU would
nrosecnte the overseers who did not
work the road bv that time. Now, MT.
sunarvisor. YOU have the chance, and
believe vou are man who Will stand
to the rack. fodder or no fodder 90
vour duty regardless of feelings, II
resnective Of person, and you Will oe
the gamer bv it.
Mrs ". f. Koon, who has been on
visit to relatives at Swansea, Or-
angeburg county, has returned nome
The 6ght is on between DR.. Cook
and Commander Peary. the two great
erolorers. who claim to be Success1ul
y, reaching the North Pole. Now, II
.he;. famous English scientist, Slf'
Robert Ball. and Otto Tittman, su-
nerintendent of the Coast and Geo
det;c survey. believe that DR.. Cook
did succeed. who Of us are IN posi-
ZION 70 doubt it. while others clam
that Pea~v was successful so probably
both will get the honor.
stoney Battery PLAYED or cnosSed
hats or 1omaria diamond on last Sat-
urdav, PLAYING 10 to 0 IN favor Q, . Oh