The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-22
supply peoples wants in the hardware

line.
;Messrs. Gus B. Summer and E
Hugh Summer will attend the State
meeting of furniture men in Columbia
on Wednesday and Thursday. Either
Mr.. Ben T. Buzhardt or Mr.. Wilson
&c. Brown of the Wneeler-Langford
company will also attend.
The Baptist Courier thinks that the
stand of Mr.. Bryan with regard to
peace is too evidently Christian to be
denied, without denying the Christian
religion. 1t does not, however, try to
differentiate to the discredit of the
esident.-Yorkville Enquirer.
Mr.. Robt. E. LeaveN, who has been
at the Columbia hospital with Mrs.
R. E. Leayell since June 3, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday in Newberry with
his father, Mr.. R. Y. Leavell. Mrs.
iLeavell is rapidly recovering from the
operation and will be Come in two
weeks.
Mrs. ]. w. W:ite of Newberry is
the district secretary and she pre-
sides with ability and tact.-From
Greenwood Journals account of dis
trict missionary meeting at which
Mrs. Geo. L. Epps and the Rev. F. E.
Dibble were also present from Central
church.
Mr.. Devore is worthy and we'll quail
flied and will make good official. His
many friends here congratulate him
on his promotion.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Journal on the appoint
ment of Mr. Frank P Devore's brother,
Mr.. w. L. Devore, as United States
clerk of court for the Sout-er dis
trict Of Florida.
Mr.. Geo. B. Sigh, wfno was on va
cation Of three weeks, most of wnicl2
was spent in Newberry with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R.. C. Sigh, went
to Gainesville, Ca, to see his sister,
Mrs. Charles T. Lamb, and thence to
Spartanburg, from which latter place
he departed for Pittsburgh, Pa, re-
turning to the westinghouse Electri-
cal works in btat city.
Misses Agnes and Kate Summer ar
rived in New York Saturday from
wyoming seminary, Kingston, Pa,
where Miss Agnes was teaching tie
French department of the college and
Miss Kate took a special course in
pipe organ. They left New York Sat-
urday evening by boat for Savannah,
Ga, and will arrive in Newberry Wed
nesday or Thursday
tMr. w W. Milan, whose, death at
Winch ester, KY, is recorded in an
other column, is well remembered
here where he was once in business
with the late T. @. Boozer. He was
also fine violinist and dancing mas
ter, and a map Of pleasant manners.
1t was here lLe married his second
wife, who was Gfiss Joe Dansby, and
who survives him.
Those young ladies, the Misses
Brady of Dillon, who are visiting
Miss Joe Kinard, are twins and it is
Esard to decide which of the two is
the prettier. We decide tat the
youngest is. Miss Moseley of Pros
perity who is also one of Miss Kin
ards guests we believe has no twin
sister and she is pretty enough for
two.-Ninety Six cor. Greenwood Jour-
nal.
Invitations to the approaching mar
riage of Miss Kathleen Elizabeth Nc
Wnirter and Mr.. Samuel Milton Lips
comb have been received in Newber-
ry. TIE marriage is to take place
at the First Methodist church at
Jonesville on the evening of JuneA 80.
TIE bride-elect is the daughter of Mrs.
Christopher Columbus McWhirter of
Jonesville formerly of Newberry. Mr..
Lipscomb is a citizen of Gaffney.
Sheriff Blease has been appointed on
committee Of five by S:eriff ]. Ell
more Martin of Charleston, president
of the State Sheriffs' association, to
receive sheriffs' subscription to a suit
able memorial to the memory of the
late Sheriff Hood of Fairfield. The
Lancaster News says: Sheriff Hun
ter, on receipt of a letter from Sheriff
Blease requesting ten dollars of him