The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-06-06
TIL ENEWS O POMARIA.
Bitten by Dog-NO Rabbies-Aunt
Viney Kibler Has Accident-Quet
Marriage.-Tax OVted.

er was very much excited one day
last week by being bitten by his own
dog and afterwards the dog began to
act strangely and was killed. DR..
Pinner was sent for at once and decid-
ed it necessary to send the dogs
head to the Pasteur institute An
examination was made and found that
the dog was not suffering from rab-
bies. His many friends very much re-
joice with him that the dog was not
mad.
Aunt Viney Kibler had the misfor-
tune to fall and break her thigh near
the hip bone one day last week and
is confined to her bed where she will
be for some time. 1t seems as if she
had gone to the old Jimmy Riser place
and in an effort to gather some cur
rants by the wayside fell and was
taken up in the above named condi-
tion. Owing to her age and due to
the shock she received she was not
able to tell just how 1t happened.
Some painters are at work painting
the depot pump house and water tank
here for the Southern railway which
will add to the looks of our town.
Mr.. Lowman Ruff and Miss Claud
Lominick were quietly married last
Sunday evening June the 1st, at the
st. Paul parsonage by Rev. Y. von A.
Riser. Mr.. Ruff is a son of Col. D.
A. Ruff and is one of st. Phillips most
prosperous farmers. Miss Lominick
is the charming daughter Of Mrs. Sal
lie Lominick. We wish the young cou-
pie much happiness through life.
An election was held in this school
district last Friday to vote on some
extra mills for the support Of the
school. There was some objection to
this, but it was easily carried by a
vote Of 81 to 10.
Nearly all of the girls have come to
their respective homes from the var
ious colleges. Among the latest TO
come home is Misses Ethel seybt,
Ida Mae Settler, Julia Settler, Kath-
leen Hentz, from Mont Amoena, N. c.;
Misses Anne Hatton, Kate Wilson,
Helen and Elizabeth Hentz, from Due
West, and Miss Myrtle Epting, from
Lander college. None Of the boys
have come in yet, but are expected
next week.
Mr.. W. L. Bedenbaugh went out to
Leesville Sunday to attend commence
ment at Summerland college return
ing home Monday.
Mrs. W. C. Summer has returned
from Norfolk, Va, where she has been
on an extended visit for several
months past.
Miss Olive Genann, Of Georgia, a
classmate of Miss Ethel seybt, is Wis
iting at Pomaria.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Berley made
business trip to Columbia this week.
Miss Lucy Lyon went to Newberry
to do some shopping on Tuesday, re-
turning home on Wednesday.
Rev. ]. A. Linn will preach here
next Sunday p. m, his regular ap-
pointment, on the subject Of Baptism
Rev. Linn is an able preacher and you
can always expect tc hear good ser
mon. Service at 4.30 p. m.
Prof. E. B. Settler, of Newberry col
lege, and family spent Sunday in Po-
maria visiting relatives.
Pomaria will be well represented al
commencement next week as we can
boast of first honor man, George
Breaker Settler. All are very anxious
too, to hear Mr.. Walter Reiser who
will be principal of our new school
here.
Rural Policeman Turner and Po-
liceman B. IT. Richardson caught
large gang of negroes handling some
Square bones" for which they will
be tried Friday. They rounded up
about fifteen.
Deputy Sheriff Berley Resigns.
Deputy Sheriff Thcs. A. Berley has