The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1910-12-23
NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
Holiday Visitors-Social Matters
Personal Mention and Other
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= Mr. c. D. Hunter, who was ACCIDENT
" hurt last Monday morning IN MS
gin, never regained consciousness ana
died Monday night He was buried
On Tuesday evening at Prosperity
cemetery, and the large crowd at MS
funeral only tended to show how we'll
esteemed he was in our community.
His death will be a distinct loss to-
Ehis community.
Prof. Thos. NJ. Hunter is home Tor
Christmas holidays.
H. Miss Annie Moseley is home from
Blizabeth college for the holidays.
Messrs. J. B. Hunter, F. R. Hunter,
M. M. Buford and H. l.. Parr, OF
Newberry, attended the funeral OF Mr.5
C. D. Hunter on, Tuesday. i
Mrs. Alice Robertson, Of NeWberry'
came down Tuesday to attend the fun
oral of Mr.. C. D. Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise were shop
Ders in Columbia on Monday. .
Miss Rosabelle Harmon, who is
teaching school at Hampton, came
home Wednesday for the holidays.
Misses Olive Counts, Estelle Domln-
sck, Matte Harmon, Mary Willis and
Louisa Singley are at their homes from
she Columbia college. .'....
Mr.: J. NJ. Cook, a popular travelling
salesman, is home until the first Of the |
year. O..
Messrs. F. O. Black and G. F. Lath-
an, Of Little Mountain, were visitors
in town on Tuesday.
Mr.. Godfrey Harmon, Jr., who is at
tending Catawba college, is home for
Christmas.
Miss Efis Hawkins is visiting her
sister, Miss Lizzie Hawkins, who is
teaching school at Silverstreet.
The University boys, John Pat Wise
and Granville Wyche, are home for
Christmas
DR.. and Mrs. W. F. Bedenbaugh, Of
Atlanta, are at home visiting their
parents.
MI. J. L. Wise made flying trip to
Newberry Tuesday of this week.
. Mrs. Lizzie Dewalt is visiting her
sister in Saluda> county.
DR.. Keister Wheeler, who is study
ing pharmacy in Atlanta, is home for
Christmas.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter, and Miss jamie
Russell were shoppers in Columbia On
Wednesday. -.
Miss Lille Mae Russell, who has
been in Madison, Fla, for the past
three months, is at home for the holi-
days.
The Masonic lodge will hold its in
stallation of officers on Monday even
ing at o'clock. We understand they
are going to serve light refreshments
and would like to have full attend
ance OF the members.
On last Sunday at St. Luke's par
sonage, Mr.. Henry Stockman and Miss
Blanche Bowers were married by Rev.
S. P. Koon To these popular young
people we extend our congratulations.
Miss Lucy, Wheeler is home from Au-
gusta, Ca, for the holidays.
Rev. W. E. Pugh, is at home during
the holidays.
MIR. T. G. Hawkins and Miss Cert |
Shealy were married on Sunday at
Little Mountain by Rev. o. B. Shear
ouse. We extend our congratulations
!; On Wednesday evening at 5, o'clock
the tenant house on DR.. R. L. Luther's !
place was burned. jeff Bailey, a col
ored man, lived in the house and prac-
tically nothing was saved.
Grace Sunday school will have its
Christmas exercises on Sunday night
and they earnestly hope that they will
have large attendance. They will
have their Christmas tree at the same
time, and all the young people who
are scholars will be remembered.
DR.. c.. IT. Wyche, at the banquet atI
Newberry, presented Gov. Blease as |
one of the speakers.