Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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PURELY PERSONAL. The Movements of Many People, Newberrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Col. E. H. Aull of the engrossing deiartment of the legislature spent Sunday at nome. Messrs. Higgins, Earhardt and Tay lor, members of the House of Repre sentatives, spent Sunday at home, re turning to their duties on Monday morning. Rev. S. H. Zimerman financial agent of the Columbia Female college, spent Saturday in town. His many friends and former parishioners were glad to see him. C. C. MeWhirter spent Saturday and Sundav with relatives in town. Mrs. Cole L. Blease is spending several days in Columbia. Mr. J. A. Muench. of New York. is visiting the family of Mr. W. A. Jam ieson at the Newberrv hotel. Dr. Geo. B. Cromer attended the meeting of the State Bar association ]ast. week in Columbia. The Card club met with Miss Gene veive Boozer on Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Jas. Mclintosh entertained the'; Fortnightly on yesterday afternoon. Mr. G. Frank Wearn spent a few hours in the city yesterday. Miss Neville Pope left for Columbia this morning to spend a few days with friends and relatives. Mr. George Gallman. who has been suffering from an attack of the grip, has recovered and was in town yes terday. Mr. and Mrs. Edw. R. Hipp have gone to Charleston with their little daughter, Mary, to consult Dr. Park er in regard to the removal of her tonsils.. which have been giving her some pain. The services at all the churches were well attended on last Sabbath. Death of Mrs. Kinard. On January 21. Mrs. Frances A. Kinard breathed her last, after an illness of several weeks. She was' three times married, first to Louis Hutchinson, second t4 Benjamin Leitzsey, and third and last to George A. Kinard. She leaves one daughter, Miss Bettie Hutchinson, and- a host of friends to mourn her departure. She was confirmed in the Lutheran faith and lived a faithful member for her entire life. To know her was to love her, and she was loved by all who knew her. She was laid to rest in Bachiman Chapel cemetery, in the presence of a large coneourse of friends and relatives. The funeral services were. conducted .by the Rev. H. W. Whitaker. of the Prosperity circuit, her pastor not being, prIesent. He chose his text from Psalms 58 :1.1. (4. WV. K. Death of Albert Johnson. Mr. Albert .Johnison whose sad death. from injuries received by the kick of a mule. short mention of which we made in our last issue, was the youngest son of Capt. Jared S. Johuson. of Jalapa. The sad death of her youingest son has prostrated his devoted mother with grief. Mr. Johnson was a young man of sterling character and( gave p)romIisy of a brighit future. Better Mail Facilities. D)ispatch es from W\ashingtdon state .th at Congresmian Lever~I is meeting with encouragement in his effort to have mail service put (on the through freicht on the Columbia. Newberry and Laurents road. It is hoped very miuchl by thle peo'ple afll along this line that MrIi. L.ever will be0 sucesful. Efficient Service. Telepho' ne company -s serice~( in New hery is shVwn byV thie inet tha duI*lring2 ice. the local \eric w 4 inter rupted. and the~ long disinnele emnee tions remained intuei. Violating Dispensary Law. Mayor Brown had two djefendanits b'efo re him y.esterday mornig charg. ed with violation of the dispensary law. Bob P. rtertleidl was sentenced to pay~ fine of $25 or to serve 30 days. Berry Suber was convicted on two charges of selling whiskey and senten eed to pay a fine of $23 or 30 days each. NEW ARTESIAN WELL. Dr. S. L. Powell Has Selected a Lo cation and Work Will Begin Immediately. Dr. S. L. Powell has selected the lo cation of the new artesian well, and it is expected that work will begin iinmediately. The machinery for boring the well has already arrived in Newberry. The new well will be about ten feet north or north-west of the present well. This will place it just outside the building and it is expected to ex tend the building so as to include both wells. The two wells will be on a line, and it is the intention to strike ihe same stream for'the new well that is now furnishing water for the pres eit one. Dr. Powell and those with whom lie has talked think the stream is ample for two or three additional 4 wells andt no trouble is expected in finlding water in -sufliciel'nt uantity. Dr. Powell located the present well and when it was decided to bore an- I other well, he was consulted with the result above stated. The present well has shown no signs whatever of fail ing, but the machinery is ample for pumping from two wells and it was thought advisable to bore another now. O'NEALL LODGE. Special Meeting to be Held on Wed nesday Night to Confer Degrees on Candidates. T special meeting of O'Neall lodge, No. 154, Knights of Pythias will be held in the Red Men's hall on Wed nesday night for the purpose of con ferring the rank of Page upon several candidates. A full attendance of the members is urged. O'Neall lodge has been experiencing a healthy growth, and is now in a flourishing- condition. SPECIAL TERM PROBABLE. Solicitor Cooper Has Intimated That He Will Ask for Another Week of Court. It seems probable that during the: spring term Newberry will have an other week of general sessions court. It has been necessary to continue a number of cases from time to time, and the docket has become congested. Solicitor Cooper says that it will take an extra week of court to clear it. and he has intimated that he will ask for an extra term some time after the legislature. No time has been fixed yet. The Court of common pleas for Newberry will convene on the fourth Monday in February. JIudge G4eorge E. Prince will presinde. The hiext court in this circuit is the1 'eneral sesions Court at Abbeville on the third Mond'ay in February. A CARD FROM THE CHAIRMAN Of Supervisors of Registration to the Voters of Newberry County. After the first Monday in February my co)mmission as sup)ervisor of reg st ration tor Newvberry county, will (expire. as a great many of you al ready know. Ihave served in this ca pacity for the last six years, and I am perfectly willing for my record to speak for itself. Toany and all of my friends and everybody to those who may not be my friends. wh'o need a registrattion iiticat1e, 1 r those~ whoi may be en it lQd to onie, I will be Miad to ser<e voni iin tis 1 day. .\fter thle (lay above e 'in i iledi. we wib llunn tlle I)Ot iks v I' til nrsuccePss'rs. andl( if I canf and my advce to he i. the gnied * I*( *] in T. JI n. Willn. Chidan of ei Boads Regstatin Newherry County.. Laides Aid Society. The Ladies' Aid society of the Church of the Redeemer will meet this] afternoon with Mrs. D. A. Livingston.1 A full attendance is desired~ 4 MOS. S. M. REDUS. Sunday School of the First Baptist Church Holds Interesting Ex ercises in Her Memory. In1terestig imenorial serries were held on last Sabbath by- tle Simday school of the First Baptist in honor of Mrs. Soplhia M1. Redus. who for more than thirty years was a valued and efficient teacher in the school. The exer were in charge of Mr. R. Y. Leavell. The scripture lesson was read by the pastor. who also led -he prayer service. Interesting and appropriate re narks were made by Mr. NR. Y. Leai Ill. -Mr. John MNI. Kinard and by W. EL. Hunt. Esq.; papers commiiimiorat ive >f the good work aceomnlislhed by \Irs. Redus were read by Miss Lillian Allnn. hv -Mrs. J. H. West; and Miss .va a poem applopriate to the )ceasion was read 1 Mrs. A. T. 1rown. The pastor, Rev. 0. A. Wright nade interesting iemairks on the life york of the deceased and bore will ng testimony to her invaluable ser -ices in the Sunday school. The following resolutions were mianimonsly adopted by the school: Resolutions. Whereas it liath pleased God in his illwise and unerring providence to re nove from the earthly home to the teavenly, from the decaying house to he Father's house of many mansions. mur beloved sister, Mrs. S. M. Redus, mld whereas she was a faithful and onsistent member of this church and or many years a teacher in the Sun lay school, and whereas we would ex ress our appreciation of her Chris fian character and faitifil service :herefore be it Resolved 1st. That in the death of )ur sister the church has lost one of its best members, the Sunday school rne of its most faithful and compe tent teachers. 2nd. That we bow in humble sub mission to the will of Him who doeth all things well and thank Him for giving her to us and for what she was enabled to accomplish by His grace. The wvorld is better for her life. 3r'd. That we bear testimony to her noble Christian character, her faith fulness to duty, her readiness for ev ery good word and work which made her worthy a place among those wo men whom the Bible characterizes ''fellow-helpers to the truth.'' We would commend her example as wor thy of imitation. 4th. That the memory of her Christian virtues shall stimulate us to more faithful endeavor in the Mas ter's work that we may follow Him even as she. 5th. That we sympathize with her credl father and mother. her brothers and sisters, relatives and friends, their loss is ours. 6th. .That a copy of these resolu ions be sent to the family, that tihe emre be inscribed oni tile church book md that copies be sent to the county >aper's for public'ation. Real Estate Company. Mr. Frank R. Hunter is manag~er of i company wichl is buying' and sell ng real estate. stocks. bonds and nortgagtes. Messrs. F. R. H{unter and -ompllanyi have bought out tile contract f Rowland 0. Spearmnan and comn pay. andl will devote their entire imle I o tlhe colmmisiOll nisi ness. [1ley 551lr 1' ronl1p111 t cool ll t01of renuts. h'le (11llCC ol' tlhe n~w uilinpally is lo ated IC ver Summinei' I l'otliel's store'. ~ndel' Mr. Iunltei' 5 luanglnell11!1 sne'(css i'r I lie lle'w- (c lnIflany is pre lled. TlIi>se wanlllln' to Inly rl sef Queen of the Carnival. rida,- Fbrury 2 Lade 11 >laebin thirnedl.thmbe' tnd thre~'~ NEWS OF PROSPERITY. The Roads in Terrible Condition Missionary Meeting-Pastor Wessinger Installed Other Matters. I'rosperity. January 2v.(u hief. wN is i lthlolleI in lle ell dessi de j)artnent f tie gneiral assell)lv. has written your lhumble correspoideint to oet busy and -et up two letter-s a week. Tuesday and Fridav. Oh my! I wonder if lie ever tried to hunt news at a time like this. Ife must not. or lie would have issued (liffereit or ders. Alient the goid 1:)olds (Iliestiol (lie od 4u11. lI. F. I). hoys eaile to your 0oI'Iesp1)Io(eIIlI alld thianhed liin fO tle little note of last week. It seems to me that every 'ne who travels ai all i aiy' of our roads would be e-)n Vilic(Td and would vote 4or t ie Inan (Ir, nIClI Vlo ad Ivocated lnli]i h'o llr mlnr public highw-11-ayvs. Iello, Chips. H1owdy do. old boy. (lad to see your chips falling fromi The Herald and News log again. Say. old bud. can't you get us up another seven woiideis that are not in the Bible () this time ? Give it a trial. The Woman 's Home and Foreign Missionary society of Grace church had their quarterly public meeting on Sunday. The exercises were conduct ed by Mrs. Kreps and consisted of reading selections by Miss Blanche Kibler and Mrs. C. T. Wvche and an address by Mrs. Kreps. together with appropriate songs. I have listened to many appeals for missions but I do not remeber to have ever heard a stronger one than this one by Mrs. Kreps. If, only every church mem ber in South Carolina could have heard it. Such appeals will do good. iTt makes us have that feeling that makes one want to help the other fellow. Rev. M. 0. J. Kreps installed Rev. J. C. Wessinger as pastor of the St. Philip 's charge at Bachman Chapel on Sunday and filled his regular ap pointment at Mt. Tabor in the after noon. *Mr. John 'Browne and famil.v. of .Johnston, S. C., are visiting his broth er. Mr. J1. F. Br'owne. this week. *We have heard much of the "yvel low peril'' that would at an early day confront the world. A writer, Miss Hale. of Washington. D. C.. in the National Magazine for January, tells of another peril, the mulatto. She says this peril is threatening the north to a much greater degree than: the south, with about 36 p)er cent inl Massachusetts to 11 in South Caro lina. Her article is well worth read ing. There is much food for thought ini it. Get it and read it. Miss Annie Mae Bedenbaugh has areept ed a p)ositionl as music teacher in the Bamberg Fitting school. Bam herg. S. C. Mr. J. B. Bedenbaugh has been on a visit to Columbia. While there .he visited the halls' of legislation and enjoyed the hospitality (of the dlele * ation. Mris. R. L. (aston. after a month's stay with her sister in Richmond. Va.. returned Sunday. Mr. Gaston took eCcaslonl to r1ll llome and meet hler on tIle war down. Mr". C. P. Lathan. ot little Mo.em tain. has b)een in town. Owin2.- to the inclement w'eather' Mr is. d.. F. Browine's musie recital has beeni postp1)oned~ to Wednesdlay even iniu-. Jaunary :11. Exercises begin proumpt ly atl o'lock. The public is ('codally invited1. I-verybheody anid the balance of man kind say the roads are awul Ca' Ne'wberry' e:ni impr ~H)lOove her roads? J':fl'rt's arie beino- ma'd' to have urne nni e: .\ . I . P. eborm'b next (Orland5. F:la.. on1 Sat urday mi.hi. 5' 'tqc domestic ~i o~IA~ w':.s the ca~is'. "YANKEE DOODLE GIRLS' AT THE OPERA HOUSE. The Osman Stock Company Opened n Its Engagement Last Night-s The Rajah of Bhong. g The Osman Stock Company opened ts engagement in the opera house last ight, when "Down Mobile'' was layed. This company wifl be in ewberry tonight and tomorrow night und will grive a matinee tomorow af ICrnoon. The bill for tonight is ''Wo an against Woman,'' and for tomor-j row afternoon, Fight for Life.'' The ompany has received favorable no ices wherever it has appeared, and it C iprobable it will attract and please lrge audiences during its stay in tewberry, "THE RAJAH OF BHONG."'' With plenty of swinging musicalI umbers. gaily costumed chorus of omely girls. with A. C. Burgess, W. H. Brown and Lucy Burgess as the Id .incipal funmakers . it is not sur rising that "The Ra,jah of Bhong hould score a decided success witht the amusement loving public. The ook and lyrics are written in Will . Roberts' best vein and Hal Camp ell is responsible for the music, much f which is on the lpopular order. 1 ignor Ernest Salvatore has staged I te piece with an ey0 to the pic- P tresque, and the, costumes are a leasing feature of the production. "'The R ajah of Bhong'' will be seen t the Opera House W~ednesday even 1ng February 7th. A Pretty line white goods at F Uair & Hlavird's. Advertised Letters. Letters remaining in the postothcee t Newherry, S. C., for week ending anarv 27I. 100i. . J. B.rd. (-. aldwel. .- iss Moinie Gran t. . . . I F- -[ar'k S. Ilawkins. Amanda . ics. E.J. Howard. L- 11ellie Lakeenr ('1 f l' ter ( FLke. IL .I . . I bu ..W.t.... . W Xli ..... ........ .... .....FC I T1~~ & Hu8. m h< st~ v' eek. No one wS asrt b't the Ina-a':s amounted to abonf .20,000. ....... ...... ' IN RAJ AH OF BHONG. ATTNTION U. C V's A.nnual camp dues-25 eents-are ow payable. Attend to this at once >that our quota can be forwarded to encral headquarters. The call has [ready been received. Pay to G. F. song. treasurer. J. WV. Gary, By order: Corn. 0. L. Schumpert. Adjt. .... SPECIAL NOTICES. VANTD-To trade a good mplifor young hrerse, mare colt ferred, all at this e next aitd Xalesday. . 5.00 Blankets Reduced to $3.75. $3.50 Blankets reduced to $2.50 at Wooten 's. LL Persons are hereby forbiddenr to4 trespass upon the lands of the un ersigned by fishing, hunting or per iitting stock to run at large upon [ie same. Mrs. W. H. Long. .OST-One female sete no~g,A about two years old, white with ver colored spots on head and ack. Collar on with - plain name late. Reward for return to J. H. Hair, -Newberry, S. C. T'S good for the sick and old, and excellent for the young and well. 1l doctors recommend Shaw's ture Malt. For sale at the Dispensary.I IHEN you have a watch or a clock or a piece oi jewelry that you want ~paired don't forget to consult with ~e before you have your work done. W. B.-Rikard. Jeweier at The Herald and News Office. ANTTED-Everybody to send their collars to The Herald and 'ews office on Thursday morning time to be sent to the Laurens team Laundrv. ' From opening time until closing tnie and( all the time. you want mod time then have your watch d: clock cleaned and~ repaired by WV. B. Rikard. Jewe&er. at The Hebrald and News Office. N\I TD-Yc to kov: that the Ite :t The [ferald! andi News Persons having bu1sin.ss wi.th me in ty bso c at :ae General ss iKiieas 'ee Cannon G. e andincecssarv. I wnillt come me. Cole L. B3lease, Wright's Hotel, Clia, S. C.