Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The M;6 hhtis of Many . Peop NeibQrrians and Those Who Visit Newberry. Mrs. P. Malionl went, to Collmb onl Weddoesday. Mrs. T. M. Neel, Jr., of Washin toni, is visiting Mr. T. M. Noel. Master Robert. Gist had a birthdi party on Wednesday afternoon. 'riTe were about 60 children present. Mr. and Mrs. Meggett left on Tue day for Charleston where they w make their future home. Mr. John C. Goggans leaves th week for Arizona, where he has s culred a position. Miss Hattie Smith, of Mt. Pleasan is visiting friends and relatives In ti city. . Messrs. 'nlgene 0Grillin and .1ohniI (loggans took a trip inn ani autonobi to Kinards .on WVednesday. - Miss Kiate Henderson, of Olyinp ville and Miss E'Ila Noland, (of Unio are tine gnests of Mns. George M Whirter. Mr. R. J. Watts, who has been tine Hospital in Columbia, is entirel recovered aml will ie iome in a fe days. Rev. Dr. W. ,. Seabrook left o Wednesday for Angtista, where I will spend a few days returning c Friday. J. W. White will exhibit the Mv jestic range at his store from Monda until Saturday. le invites the Iadic to coie and see what it will do. Several Newberry Pythians wer over to Old Town last night. to inst tilte a now lodge Knights of Pytihia at that )lace. Rev. C. T. Brysonl will preaci 1 Caninon Creek ehurch otn Sabbat mor"I'nling at 11 o'clock and at ) 'clock in the aftei-noon at Prosper ty. D.r. J1. S Molffat, of chiester. S. C will prealch iln the A. R. P'. ehnre Sabbati nwnoiniig at 11 o'clock ani Sabbath niiglt at. 8 o'chtek. The pul lie is Cordially invited. Mr. 11. It. Lumpkin left on Wedne day for Cohunbia where he will spot in few days, after which ie will retu to Sewanee where he will resumlte h studies for another year. 'riTe Palnetto 'Leaves of Centr Methodist elnhureln will have a servi (f recitations, songs, etc., togeth with their Mite Box opening, ne Sunday night ant 8 o'clock. All a cordially invited. I The big sile at -Jonles' store w; last only three days more. If y< wantl new and fresh goods ait whol sale prices this is your opportunity t get them. Hare vont senii the modern cookin wonder alt .1. W. White's store, con in anny dayv this week. Oravens-McNally. Inmvitant ionns hav1e b)eent issuned for' tI marrt'liage oft Miss Jessie Cr'aven to Mrt. R. Laindsay McNally,< Unionl, ont tine evenning of Marchn tI 28th. Mrt. McNally is imayonr of Ut in annd presidenit of onte of the leam ing bannk'ing inistituntions otf that elit; The HIeraldl and( Newvs extenids itsi eon g ratulantions in andvance. Pay Your Street Duty. Thne time for' paying street dutty $3 expires ott the first day of Apri Clerk W~erts will bec glad to have yu call and see himn at oncee if youn hta Richard Gallman Pardoned. ( hover'not' Hleywnard otn Wednesdla gr'anted '( a partdon to Riichtar d (lallhna of Newberryv counnty, wh'io was connvie ed of' killiing Lee Aiken itn 19001. am senitened( to Iifhe imnprisonmetictt in t i pentitetiar'y. Tine followinig in refe once to thnis par'donl is fr'om the C lumbia ciorr'espond(eint of the Nei and Courier: At fi'st Solicitor Sea'se did not a prove thnis petition and declined recommienid it, but in October, 19( heo joined in theo petition for thne pni den. Judge Benet tried the case al he. returned the papers without r< ommendation. In 1902 thne twelve jurors who tri pardon,' And since that time Mr. /T. C. Hunter, thne foremani of tine jui has been active in his efforts to ha Mr. W. L,. Waters was tine lst t to jur,'ors"t sign tine petition, and lated W.at,betost now sortisited i eI~ jiry Venld not hnave cogi Ao{ X a~llfI'm had all of tIne evidetn'o In: bkughntout. Affudavits were sme'bn V tdb( eorge Rutt, Froe Moo 3;. Iuwasi and Lauwa e in suppe terday-Decided to Advertise for Lote fot. Location 'Tle comimlissioln ott tle new court it houso held a meeting.. yesterday and (leeided to Advertise for proposalil of i- lots for the location of the new court house sai( proposals to be 1n the IY hands of the commission 'by tie 31st, re The committee to seoure the funAs reported that arrangements had been 8- made to secure the money from the ill sinking fund. Another 'meeting of the commis. sion will be held on the 4th,of April, t, THE SCHEDULE MATTER To Come Before Railroad Commis sion Today-Committee From - Newberry to Appear. 1 The Herald and lNews mentioned several days ago the fact that a hear ing was to bt' had before the railroad 0 commission this week in the matter y of schedules on the C. and G. division , of the Southern but,no date was men tioned. After inquiry The Herald & n News received a telegram saying it le would be held today at 11 o'clock. n This was presented to Mayor Brown with the request that he appoint a i- committee to look after the.interest y. of Newberry in this hearing. . He has !s named the following, the mayor to be one, of course,- and these gentlemen it will go to Columbia this morning. Two of the commission were on the Irain Wednesday and they assured a Herald and News man that they it would not open the neetinma: until tle I arrival of the Newberry represelta 4 tives. The following gentlemen will i- go down: M. A. Carlisle. E. H. Aull. Z. F. Wright, .J. D. Davenport, Edw. R1. ht tHipp. Nat Oist, A. T. Brown. Hipp-rulmer. Mr. J. Roland iutlner, of Hiltoin, d S. C., and Miss Hatie Ella Hipp, o'f this city. were married at noon on yes terday at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Hipp, Rev. S. P. Koon, a brother-in-law of the iroom preforming the ceretony. Mr. SFulhner is a graduate of the class of t 1904, of Newberry college and Miss re Tripp of the class of 1905. Miss Alice Means, of Greenville, Miss Edna Hfipp. of Winthrop col lIege and Mr. Marion Wheler, of Sn luda, were among the out-of-town : guests who attended the wedding. Serious Illness of Miss Lillian Jamie son. M%irs. W. A. -Jamieson was called to ('irldtte, N. C., on last Saturday in neouint oft the serious illnuess of hier daughter, Miss Lillian, who was visit img friends. She was tak%n with *panuona., s Yesterday. the info)rmation was r'e f eived that she was worse, ini fact, e the physician phoned that he did not '- think spe would last tlie day out. Mr. .Jamuieson left for Charlotte, at noon yesterday. The latest news re ceived was that.she wra no worse but hlinrg her own. Miss JTamieson is young an dhas a host of friends in Ne'wberr.i whio hope that she may be able successful ly to fight the disease through and lhe u recstored to her accustomed health. 57 Years Ago. WVhile in the oflice of-Probate Juge J1. C. Wilson, he remarked 'to a report y. er for The Herald and News thtat yes r, terdauy, the 15th day of March, re t- minded hinm of~ the same (lay fifty. 4d <even years ago whien 'the sale was to hlcd at his boyhood home and he r.- <t arted ont to nmake his own living. ri- lie w'as thon fourteen years old. His vs father hadh died in the November pro eoding and his mother in February .and on March 15 the personal proper to ty was sold and the family sctttered, 3, HIe went in1 the neighborhood of .Ja r- hapa and wvhile the home place waF id willed to him and to hisibrother and Ce- ho lived only' a f ew miles a*ay frqn it he never visited ii after he left 57 dyears ago but 'ee and -that- wat he about six or seven ears ago. R. Judge Wilson 's her brother; Tomi -a, who 'died so'me thir e ars ago- live1 ve, in the No. 6 section of county anti his widow and two sons r ide then 0: no0w. . he Judge Wilson. ihas had mia ani at varied experiences einee- that, arel ed day .fty-seven years ag( &i ay an four years of civil var el fehl it- made a trae and brave. eol ler aigi i Ph the legislatuire and rf And as private oil lto as 16Img aht u0eful o~I* ~" v 'an iore yea,t t1M&' Tb(dtyD , For some months borry Ilnitting Mill has blei ' h Atock holders have be'f t'e plant for sale for opme Al It is d most excellent property, e 'ire is no reason iwhy it shpuld n .operat efl suceepsfully. It is ut Ad that it-has b4een purchased i pe6ple Who were in no way conpeo . with the old' company and Who" get a neiv charter and put in no hinery and in* other ways imprv e pfo ierty. 'Ais will be do'i is ex pe6ted that the mill will b opera tion mider the new naliageme t with in thirty days. The puidblers and those interested in the nm iympany are among our most progrossve and energetic young business.nibn', and there i ,s little doubt that, the, y will operate the mill succegsful. The Herald & News is delighted..that this property is to be put to work igain. It will give employment to a num ber of people. It is piobable that the new purchasers will operate the plant ni' ht and day. Pood Sale. Thethousekeepers of Newberry, who are often worried over the foSd sup ply for Sunday, will be.glad to know that the Aid society of the,Lutheran Church of the Redeemer;will offer for sale, next Saturday, Marph-i7, arti cles which cannot be bought at the or dinary stores. Home-made bread, Rolls, Beaten Biscuit, Cake,: Potato Chips,-Salad, Cream Puffs, Pies, sliced cold boiled Ham, etc., will :be on sale from 10 a. m. till 4 p. m. in the new buggy repository of Summer Bros. in the McCaughrin block. The business men are.especially in vited to ty the sandwiches. It is the purpose of the ladies of this society to hold these sales every Satumrday. Go'd Position in. Arizons. Mr. John C. Goggans, Jr., a. recent graduate of Clemson college. in the electrical department,. .and more re cently connected with, tho. Newberry olectrical plant has secured g good position as assistant electrical, engi-. i1er in the construction .of the big dam at Roosevelt, Arizona, and left yestorday to assume his new ilties. he government is constucting A dan at this place for;the- purpose of irrigating that country. Mr. ). Forrest Goggans. anoth.er Newberry boy, son of. Clerk of Coprt Goggans, is in charge of the work. - The Herald and 1ews is glad these Newberry boys are holding such good positions a1d licing government po sitions they are held on account of efliciency. Tebiding of this daum is one of whmen completed will- mean a great dheal for that section of the country. Items From Beth Eden. Beth Eden, March 15.-The bloom ing of the flowers and the budding of the treces show the ap)proach of spring. Let us too renew our strength and bring forth fruit for the Master. Mr. C. E. Sligh has been visiting friends here for several days. The young people have had two do lightful dances at Mr. Gus Bioeks during the last two weeks. ., Mr. L. H. Chandler lost a nice mule last week. Mr. Rufus Kihler and Mr. James Glenn have beeni doing some building on Mr. M. A. Carlisle's p)lace noyw oe cupiedl by Mr. Boozer.. They have im provedl the appearance of the ~remn ises vetry much. Mr. T. Bernard Carlisle, one of our successful young.farmers, haes ereeted a store near his pretty cottage.4iome and will add merchandising to his other lines of business. Mr. Tom Cromner has also opeijA a store. Perhaps this will lesseft. the tendency to go to town once or twice a week. If the men and the col,ded women would spend the time at'work which they spend going to towi the cry for labor. would not be so,gdat.. - Mr. and Mrs. P. 0. Glennm sisjit 4 day .with Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cieob rdeently. I Mrs. 8. A. Jetor has beenq\ for several weeks with gr'ippe. GRa -to state that she is improving @ Mrs. .Mary, Renwick, the oldest 'ii izen .of our community is quit4 k We hope she mAry soon be restorKt health. .Nt The Majestic Mfg. Co., of St, 6~ Mlsenti, hafo a pn. at . ,iI~B~1$~R~& M k sios / .4 p uit &TO093WIIeM MN 4,N*R)irry April 9411 ,rogromme Ar * .. ranged The Ghyat Cbitneil of Red Men ot Sout Airghia wJlU nieet with Ber gell Trib o -' Newberry on Aoril 9. B oow is given the programme. for thiP iiieeting. -Arja4gemnbts are be lng made to st some 350 guests at the bianqiuot .vhich is t.be served on t0: '1thi'Of April In'th- court house audtbe ontract Nr ilie banquet has been made wIW &m6s Dunbar. Prd2grain. Monda'y, A'pril oth, 8' O'clock P. M. 'Conferring of the 'o'alintas De gree by Cateache,Council, No. 4, in Red Men's Iall, under the direction of Otto Ilettner, Newvberry. Tuesday, April 10th, 10 O'clock, A. M. Public meeting in Red Men's Hall. Welcome Address on Behalf of the City of Newberry, Mayor A. T. Brown, Newberry. Welcome Address on' Behalf - of Bergell Tribe No. 24, I. 0. R. M., Sa chen E. H. Aull, Newberry. Welcome Address on Behalf of the Cateeehoo CQuncil, J. M. Davis, New berry. Response on Behalf of the Great Council, Great Senior Sagamore C. E. Tolly, Anderson. Response:on Behalf of the Pocahon tas, W. M. Fitch,..Charleston. Great Council of SoUth Carolina Called to Order in Ahinial Session for Busines by Great 'Sabhem Cole b. Blease. - The 'following-is the menu for-the banquet: Roast Pig, 10hast Turkey, Cold Boil ed Ham, Cold Tongue, Rice, Giblet Gravy, Macaroni Pie, Oyster Dress ing, Chicken Salad, Potato Salad, Lobster Salad, Biscuits, Celery, 01 ives, Pickles, -Light Bread, Black Coffee, Cheese, Crackers, Ice Cream, Cake. The following order of toasts were agreed upon by the committee: Toast Master, 0. klettner, New berry. Our. Sister Orders, Itev. S. H. Zim inerman, Columbia. Fratenity, Rev. N. A. Hemrick, Columbia. Pobahoutas Council, J. H. Hair, Newberry. South Carolina, B. A: Morgan, Grid-Cha'ncellor, Knights of Py thias, Greenville. Our Visitors, F. U4. Harrison, Grand Master A. F. M., of S. C., Abbeville. Great Council Improved Order of Red Men, Cole L. Blease, Great Sa che1n I. 0. R. M, Newberry. The Press, Hon. Miles B. MeSween ey, Hampton. Woman, Jno. J. McSwain, Grand Master T. 0. .0. F., Oreetiville Wednesday Morning, April 11, 9:30 O'clock, Business Session of Great Council. Tillman As a Conservative. WVashimnton Correspondence Pitts burg Dispatch. It is hard for Senator Tillman, now the de facto leader of the rate regu lation fIght, to keep up an appearance of conservatism. He is aging under the effort, lie sat quietly through out all the debate Wednesday, but he could not let the opportunity slip to say just a few words' as a parting shot to the conservatives. He rose up to say that if the senate- .walto bc hedged about so by coifrt decrees that it could not give - the people the relief they demanded from the oppressions of the railroads then it was about time' for the senate to set about re forming the supreme court.. That sentiment, strange as it sound ed in the senate, was applauded by the people in the galleries.'- It is al ways a safe wager that the occupants of the~ galleries of both -Houses of Congress are, a majority of them, rad ieals at heart if not by profession. Such sentiments is~ that expressed by Tillman drad~ applause from themi in spite of the 'rule forbidding manifes tations of any-kind andl the reiterated threat made 'in the senate.by the pre 'siding officer to have .the galleriss cleared if there should be a repetition of the offence. *The galleries have never.b'een clear ed b'y' order of, the 'presiding offleer. When. te oeenpanits get too demon stratifvo'some sen'apor shuts off fur thef ieroinstrptipns by'moving' to rgo t o ret- dession for'i the eonsider Ation bf *executive busiuegs. TIhat ebars the galleries without tiie paip tlnecessity of' hanving th' door keepers tell the p)eople, that they miost g'o, out beeause they have viola ted a rhie of the senate.. Se aor Cole L. llease went to Al). beville on Mondgy, and secured hail .of fred Reeder charged , with the n d offes . Coeman Judge Pvjige grsntid bil'i the snm of *500 ~t he bp4f was givedt on Tuesdag leaed THE NZWB OrOSPnUT. I A Spook in the Otad UousO-Uy:nen At His Pranks Again-sScaroty of Lot Ton-Can't Grow. Prosperity, Mareh 15.-Col. W. H. ilunt was in town for a short time last Saturday. We have just heard that there is a spook in the guard house at the city hall. We all recall a certain bloody occurrence there on a Sunday night some months ago and of which there never was a solution. Now, after do ing the cuttitg act, it comes back and unfocks the doors of the iron cell and sets all the prisoners free. This is the kind of spook "as is worth some thing" and are welcome to all who are locked up. I am requested by Mr. R. T. C. Hunter to say that anyone in No" 9 who' desires to contribute anything towhrds the monument for the women of the Co.pfederacy to do so at once as lie wants to make his report and close it up. If not convenient to hand it to Mr. Hunter your correspondent will take pleasure in receiving it for him. Mr. W. L. Browne, of Grover, N. C., father of Mr. Js Frank Browne, has been on a visit for the past few days returning to his home today. Mrs.. A. J. P. Julian and little daughter accompanied 'Mrs. Julian's father home. Mrs. Jqfi'An has re turned to tier home in* Lake City, Fla. Miss .Rawls, having married, re signed as lit a*ssistant of the Pros perity grad&a schodL. The board at a me6ting.on Friday ovning selected Mrs. C. T. 'Wyche as siuoply for the balance of tlie-t&rm. Again Hymen ha put -in his work and two more at his altar knelt and were united in the'bonds of holy mat rimony. Married lKarch 13th, 1906 by Rev. I. W. Whitaker at the res idence 6f the bride's father Mr. J. Allen Ham and Miss Bertha Stock man. W.e extend- congratulations. Mrs. S. W. Calmes has returned. from the Northern markets. The election' of offieers, will be the order of business for the meetirig of the Sorbsis on next Friday afternoon. The meeti.ng will be 'held with Miss Blanche Kibler. ..This will be the anniversary ineeting. Miss Sudie 'MAy Boulware haA giv en a two weeks vacation to her pupils at the Monticello a4emy. Mrs. Jas. Hunt, after a pleasant visit to her mother, Mrs. E. E. Tay lor. returned to her home in Lees ville today. We have. heard of anotier party or two who have been here trying to. buy lots and "nary" lot could they buy-oh when will our citizens Vake ub and let the to*n grow. Mr. Joe Feagle, of Newberry, was in town Wednesday. Mrs. Burr Martin has returne. from Florida and is now visiting her mother, Mrs. H. S. Boozer. Mr'. J1. M. JTohnson. of Georgia, is in towns on business. Mrs. Mary Rawls, of Lexington is visiting Mrs. .J. A. Simpson. P. 0. Irispector Pulsipher was in town ahid over hauled our postomiee and says he found everything in ap pie pie order. We have heard that there are some political bees buzzing dlowni our way for other than municipal oficers. We will tell you more about it later. We want two rnmning mates for Chips for th~e lower house. Mrs. -Lillius Warren, of Columbia, is visiting Mrs. W. A. Moseley and Mrs. F. E. Schumpert. 'Mr. Harry Kreps has gone to Co lumbia. The Glee club held its weekly meet inig at the parsonage Tuesday night. CoL Aull wvas 'in town Wednesday. .Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Cook are visit imi: Mrs. Cook 's moth~er, Mr's. D). H. Witherspoon. Mr. andl( Mrs. M. C. Morris have goneO oni a trip to the up country this week. Messrs. T. A. UpJtinlg andl l"orrest lBedenb)augh hiave retuirne'd fromn the A tlanta Pharmaceutical college. Mr'. S. Sease, of Columbia, is at home for a few daysd Mrs. J1. A. Dominick, of Kinardsr. is visitirvt friends andl relatives in town. Misses Lutcillo Wise and Alli Wilt, of 'Saluda, are visiting Mrs. J. L. Wise. Mrs. E. B. Kihler is visiting her parents at Whitmire this week. -- *Mr. J. L. Skase has returned from his visit to' Floridla., He spent 'the winter with his dlaughters, Mrs. Ju it.m and Mrs. Nance, of Lake City. Hello, Chips, what's'the matter? You must have the meaBles. Two nominations for mayor have been posted, J. Wesley'Kunkel and Dr. E. N. Kibler. *Our town election tomes oft on the 26th. No one seems to want the job of governing the town this year. Orace Sunday' behool han decided to have an old folks day on Sunday, Iogable oecapi in the sur vited to att atiay aboit'0 very much enjOY 41 p ran1110ue Will' be V4 Distrijt Deput nel 1 1. Aull Caine d 4i speci dlispenstationi instaU4d to;fcrs e the Knights of APyth d night. The Woo4men of the . d hNY$r been at work and they baye out sV6i Limber and at the next ) eti, g theo will have a log rolling. Al the bers should be out and lend hand. Roosevelt Owns the 0 4sal. rito original -6f the cRA01i "The 't Mysterious Stranger, which gives' thq title to John T. McCutQheon's volume just published. b ngs to : President Roosevelt ancr.stands iii his study in. the White House. SPECIAL NOTIQE. FOR RENT-- Entire second otory. G. L. Robinson. WANTED-Empty Cotton seed i0el sacks, 3 cents each. Prosperity Cotton Oil MillCM. LOST or STOLEN-Loft my premises on Sunday, March 4, hou4d 4.' black, with brown legs; split in ear Return to I. 0. Burol. 8AW'S Pure Malt, clears' the eQh webs from the brain-givei' vigor, to old age. F6r sale at Tlie Dispensary. BTRAYND-One- large. bay brr mule, Friday evening fro)p nyy IQt in No. 8 township. Itoward fo formation. York Counts. LOS'i DOG-Fox Terrier, white blfe spots on head and neck short t Suitable reward on his return to J. H. West. 'WANTBD-DelivPry Clerl apd true hand... J. P. Sheely, Agent' Sou. Ay. FINE lot of sweet potatoes foi sqe. Vineless e;nd qeorgia Buck variety. Apply to M. B.Caldwel, Newberry, S. C. FOR 10 DAYS-I will pay cash foF second hand spring clothiti. Mrs. Dora Watts, Raeket Store. WANTED-By Chicago wholesje aqd, mail order house, assi 'K manager (inan or woman) for t county and adjoiniqg territory. I9 ary $20 and expenses paid week! * expense money advancpd.. pleasant; position permanent. lipj~ vestinent or experiee reqt4 Spare time y luable. Write at for full particulars' anid enclose s addressed envelope. 132LaeS FOR SALE-La France bea ene good repair. For pardeultara .at4 price address A. T. Brown, May'or, Newberry, S. C. WANTED in each State salgepian .to sell large line tobacco. PeriIianent position. Central Tobacco Co. - . Penieks, Va. WE have hay fors sale. A nice lot of Meadow hay, baled. Quick deliv cry. Phone 19. 4 rings. - Jeff T. Cromer,. Manaer, WELLS-i have purchased a \ell boring . machine and am prepared to do satisfactory work or no pay. Any in need of wvells should consult or write me at Newvberry. SOOIALLY and Medicinally a house- j hold necessity. Shiaw 's .Pure Malt.. For Sale at the Dispoesary. WANTED-Mann~ager for Branch4 offiee We wish toloca.te, here in " Newborry Court House4 Address,' with ' referenge. The Morris Wholesale House, Cinceiiati, Ohio. I F From opening t m~unti i time and all t3.t14 good time thee a'y and clock coe at The,