The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-10-20
THINKING ABOUT ESTAB-
IISEINC A NEWSPAPER
BETTER BUY ONE ALREADY ABOUT
TO PERISH.
Many Interesting News Notes FROM
the Live Town of WMtmire tain
cred by Our Correspondent.

WAlLmlrS, OCI. lo.-Ahl. A@ooA
son, of Baltimore, after a pleasant
visit to his daughter, Mrs. Jno. 4.
Rosebro, has returned home.
The building latel> occupied by the
pcstofice has been fitted up with
counters and shelves und Mr.. G. W.
Thomson and son, Roy, have opened
up a confectionery and fancy grocery
store.
Mrs. Samuel Spray has returned
from trip to Chester. She went to
see her father, Mr.. John Wolfe, who
is in a hospital there: and to visit her
friend, Mrs. D. H. Shannon.
Mr., r. L. Cooper and family have
moved into the Briggs house, lately
occupied by Mr. and Mrs. ". A. An
drews.
Mrs. Charles Calder and daughter
Miss Pauline, after pleasant stay
with friends here, have gone to live
with her daughter, Mrs. Earle Brab-
ham, at>Allendale.
Mrs. .Jno. P. Fant and daughter,
Pauline, spent the weekend with her
brother, Mr.. Med. Nets and family.
Their many friends were glad to have
them again in Whitmire.
Mrs. Jno. NJ Finney visited rela-
tives and friends in Clinton Friday and
Saturday.
:: Mr.. White FAINT was in town one day
last week looking after his business
Interests here.
!. Mrs. J. N. Major and charming lit
tile daughter, Sarah. Hines, after a
two weeks stay with her friend, Mrs.
Frazier, in Union Springs, Ala, have
returned home. Mr.. J. NJ. Major came
home with them. .>.>
s Mrs. Inez McCarley and daughter,
Miss Bertha, spent day Of last week
in NeWberry.
Mr., B. Baker has bought the Whit
mire place from Mr.. Thad McCracken'
and will move there and farm next
year.
:, Mrs. Wolsely has returned from q
visit to friends near Chester.
Miss Lucy Metts, the bright and in
teresting little blind daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Med. Metts, spent the sum-
mer with her parents here. She has
resumed her studies in Cedar Springs
institute. Mrs Nets accompanied heI
to school and returned home next day
Miss Teresa Lee, of Union, has &C
cepted the Mccullough school neal
Mr.. Jno. M. Suber's, and began hel
work Monday morning.
Misses Myrtle and 1say Duckett ane
Miss Toy Evans spent the weekend
visiting relatives at sedalia.
Rev. Jno. r. Rosebro will attend
the synod Of the Presbyterian churcf
at Clinton this week.
Rev. Mccoy and family, Of Carlisle
are visiting Rev. and Mrs. Jno. K
Rosebro.
Mr.. G. H. Leitner ana Master Pear
Herren went up to Greenville Nonda!
for Mr.. Leitner's new car. "Catalack
1912 model
Mr.. Henry Miller spent Sabbath Will
the home folks at Cross Hill.
Mrs. Christie Youngblood, of New
berry, is visiting at Mr.. E. L. Streets
Mrs. R. L. Brock is spending th'
week with Mr.. Gus Brock and famil.
ct Jalapa.
Mr.. J. W. Gary, who has been con
fined to his room for several week;
with typhoid fever, is able to be III
again.
The Glenn-Lowry Manufacturln!
company have built nice waste hous
some distance in front of their mil
and near the spur track.
The nice new store of Mr.. A. }
Holt is nearing completion.
Mr.. Young, of Chester, called a mas
meeting Saturday afternoon to discus
the matter of establishing news
DaDer here A committee CONSISTING
of two men, S. A. Jeter and John
Morse, was appointed. If certal1
amount Of capital can be raised W
shall soon see the *Whitmire News