The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, December 25, 1906, PART TWO Pages 9 to 16, Image 9
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CHI. NO. 106 N0k-ERRY. S. U. TUK;jlCAY, Dl EMB 4R 25. 190G, TWIOE A WEEK, $1.50 A YrIt
T ht, tilv-1.11 Ito ild work is' i. _wI-.s.,ial.1
MWhufactu
WELL EQIED AND
WELL MAAGED MIL
ELEGANT OFFICE AND BANE
BUILDING.
Caitla $500,000--Latest Improved
Machincry-Every Modern Con
venience-Beautiful Mill Village
The G.,lenln-Lowry MN1ufa11"ct uring)
companly is located ait WhIitmlire and
was built by Mr. William Colemani inl
1 .i e (ajpita-l ,tock is t500 ,000.
The ilicers (if tee inipany are as fol
lows:
William11 Colema.11 President anld
Treasurer.
R. R. .eter, Geeal Manager.
1hillnus H1. valtsonl. Secret'arly.
E". I.. Child, Assistant Treasm-rer.
Tl W. Coleitan, Sue'rinteItdeIIt
The plant is onle of the )est (on
POWVUim I;0s
lcted1 ni the south, and has all
mfodernt conveniences and is beat
utly located1. Tfhe goodls maniufa<
ed ar.e fine shteetinigs. They operai
)modern1 dr'aper looms andu :1,0
n5dles. Ab)out five thousand bahtl
cottn are consumetlld eaicht yea
o mfotiv'e power' for the mill is ete
ity, ivhich 18 generated in I
ring Company IV
n' Ieb.igs to hie ('comitptv. The
Inililli is tihvev stit is with a bIst
:etil -:t is arriai :cld for air heat ill
lit- x i"1 1 .1 _11,1 nir in il, .4 111
Ia y' v ; a vn- inlft, 1,1r t :w1, 1pwraltiv
h 1. un !Iol f.;r. Ihv p..1
SIil I d. i : bv hj
ii' I 'I I I *:v. c ll'i ',
Illon r It-date and arebl
i ItT
iol an emii lnonceL wichi give os 1)t ex-I rit-ti
4''
~ -idoci (I
Ie"It n atu Iral d Irainam.-e.I
The strvee, inlthe vi are broad
hite side wa: ksaI are ineI wit W ii .
2:ani n! s!nui' l e ;s. All cI t the pa:-y
'lusts have hir-4. vards :id ve !'3ahlc tion.
l l'e r r e s. I ,lto to a d
1his the t mtpany i iwsa vry rich a an
i r,r'iptil t p t re on Tndian Creek WI*4o4)
near by the village, which they have wrSn
lie operatives, who own cows and do
and 1
a-tnn
- i iti
I i
Iwil
aJ%
1VV
Whi
x v'
ii f/nel1
whi
1lariie
1dwetll
1{ansone Otic Budin. pmzz
ix ili'tti i I Il Ichliiiu'ti they11
I j j~ :lil iilil r 'Iv ii ins sta e ia
Hti andsome h~il 0fice Blihuidin. 'lhe il
1ed i% lu- We od :ane tle fix
I he Ib .-t I .. and best im
'i :ani i l -ein1 with the gen
den of tled' ltiigIe1ie1.
luipstirns is l'inishivd inleogi
:114 o-n the fr.o tv er lel(n
have b'en itted tip aned in the
is a a t 1semenIt lhell. The
i1 aIs stiait leIt. eletrie
ml waite'r wrkil thn>111ht
!-ee flii'! wIt ;s siy'steivi iii
Antc-flclmn Eomcs.
l hI tea I .;iliest eed ef Mr,
an is .'I1t a tew le iles aoless (Ite
T ill Vnionmcomity, A fter tlhe
i had been built aid lie had
~ 1*
4.4
Kt
ed to eIt vI' t he inmill busiiess,
t that he had just as well build
I1 near tihe tcti homne, and1( 'e
i land and or.-anizedl his e(Th
andl soonl lad his mill in opera
He has faith in his native lands
aS pruven his faith by his works
y ene may ireadily see, who takes
i at whitat transformation he has
tha aion these hills and val
The lium1 of the spindle and the
of the loom have given hope
lispirationl to thet peoleal
d(ad iltlinds tlat Slil From oll
111 lrs )er , l te (ow
fouelI i vet 6ImI.! a1 much.
'ally this is occ I o the best see
cl' Newhrry etyith, Ind befoere
vat' wllen ie)-' pla nitieions anI
numb11hers of t' la;ves Inole Mhe old
the t'randtlest and best the world
w. this s i1 was idieal. Fol
ilt' wari and the bolition of
tll. ],her wos a relaclio, and( it
'kin se'veratl yertts Iir e-miltins
it themseltves. hut tlie ihe has
' ie' e ol tien hts sel ill .1dl
-rt ti'le hnts scu1 (t' iiIi2resstive
-elwh st ' iell ujle ii I etielif
i ii,sleie lisi,'elt a siiic a ie
1 n etein- : iterestsie it ie liet
nnnl arce fielt1n'die tHe tie
netrio qsrteres of aeile-helliumi
WVihe it crives e a t ouch of'
ss to se'i the broead gardens alit
aveetuees of' eedaris leadling up
Itle publhi' r'eoed lee lie ''big
',usually a largte right iroomi
ig~ withi spacus'41 Ihall ande beroad
i, zeiing pJlace toico'etn andt.1,'
'ields andie moernlei o t' ages.
Swe sayr ii gives ai ouch of' sad
co see t hese trmansf'ormnationts, yet
mtean i that. t he comeun itty has
itliihe inir ationl1 of' the preseint,
hot Ithee is proegress anad devel
ni, whtere once thcire wlas cas0
ixiiry and indtiffeireince to what
all mloen progr'ess. It is lnt
I hr thliis to convey the idea that
uirmers' Of' his 5commnityl arec not
seousi, for' oin tile contrvary, they
ming the imost prosp(eou'is in (lie
andu inttelli.eent
I t ecr"oss oni flee ILaur iens side is
r:nitets JIa'cs (eownshtip, which
>eens knolewn fori mantey yeatrs as5 a
i. ;it peel iies ats wvell as amaIteers
Ittiles over the Enoree. is one of the
anlte-bellum11 est ates that has beven kept
inl tact ami still hears a flavor of the
1u-ooil ohl lays of' ease nid comfort
and convenivilene and plenty before the
wa r. T'iere are others onl the Union
side atd le lnd I(us are he,rtile.
A Fertile Region.
,111:.t a I'vw mileS (mviwl the Eiorce is
a1:1vhInlt! n. W%+ ell wv:I., anl illval com11
111111lity v ' :r w il war 11141 tll(- lalmls,
:> ) till I rt i tI 11 ro tipluct ive, and
1it mY 11' las !ii,l v to !nv; est. (It eie -
iz V!1 l1\v -.;1111v1t 1-11i, tl!anl Ile lalds
Ilf' Mayhi1toin. l-ee:mise the daYs ar
Iew\ and short in which this iand can
e bougi rt at preseit prices.
Thes -matters mly not beae directly
onl the - town of Whitmire, but it is
well to -take a look at ile country
which is tributary to any town or
city, for the growth of any city de
penIds (xreatly on the territory which
immedliately surroinds it.
T. H. Watson.
Mir. T. ]I. W .'t son. who is secreiry
of* the Glenil-Lwer Manuacturi n
T. II. WATSON.
CI m1pany,v vamve to WhIitmlire from
ren'11-1wcudl. Ile helI a responlsible
posilivin with the city banlk of* (reell
Would bef'ore e<(in4t Whilmir.e.
F. G. Howard.
ir. F(. Iloward. the overseer of
Spliuinii. came 1 tIV Wlitmilire If mll At
(4. -' II"WAlI).
I ant. tin. I Ie has hedu lari.ge andI
and~ is t hoiroiugly convi~er.anit withI the
No Reward Offered.
" Iltve youii lost anyithIingi imam?'
5(<poreiL-jawed, antsterec-I 4 looingi shiop
p er who stood be fore t he ''lost and1(
found' winidow oif the larg'e dep'lart
mnt storiet.
"Yeos, sir,'' she repiledu. " I 've lost
114 potuds of husband, ini a Ilighat
brown suiit, withI lacik deriby hat,
smill tuft of hair on its chinu and a
frigh Iened 1look. 1 lost it ini a crush
at the f'ancy' goods counlIter'. It 's pro4
hably waniderinig throughi Ithe build
ing1? inli; s ab of me, anid it ahough
vv HIL11 t' VV i
From Un
ANE WOULD CONNECT
NEWBERRY AND SALUD,
DVANTAGES URGED BY M]
WILLIAM COLEMAN.
Vecting HLLd at Chamber of Con
Mrrce in Newbe.irry oil Tuesdr
Night-Mr. Coleman Was Presci
and Made Interesting Talk.
WItitinire neIeds a railrond to Unic
Ind i railroad to Newberry. Ar
Whitnmire nee(ds that the railrot
Iroi UiTon to Newberry should I
:xtended on to Saluda, Edgeficl
Aikten and Augusta. What Wh1
mire needs, Whitmire works fi
Nel NVlitniire leared that the
W Is ai IoII Iient onl foot to ot ruil-11
an clectric railway I'romn Charlesl,
If ('C1lum1bia, aIId frim Columi .a
(thier parts o' the state, Iiimnire il
mediatelv took an interesA. The ra
I I 'I In I,I' does 1 1it s I .i oI11 h iI t
lI.w i. I IIt i wI l xv tl i 1 ev tI l en
r\ lt IIv 1 t l t 41 NVIIiIIirv. it wv i ll
ter..'i r tt v l' ;I i ' rI ' V: 't 'll .I :\
liiw w-l~'l( ;ll Is I Ic :i Ii \vIiii
n.iij 0 thif- Nevhe ri r nali o ,
i I 'I ' i -4 1 c il ii' 're IIl1.t
iWu Sinc 4 1, r1 . \\ l :In v.
I v I i l . I I i (1 8 011 - 1 ,4 1i \1.
He ~ ~ ~ l -v-i e 'o I)-Iif'a l I . \\ r '.a.1
n ies \';.I I I; A . C.
Val EA e In sll : lifte- |'s
I'll ~ ~ ~ 1; (ll: li, % :If i .A . W. V lls he',
fle a-il iTh t s l ev. l ms iliev ilil
filst (hl I] S til f (i (l 'ii. ,
oi eh we l' tl 'Illi, ilv I t l i
Timms, bv111 a Mr. icL
1ILn a i1tVau
ion to Augusta
t'rom Oraigeburg, tin t lit' line from
Cotunhin to Charleston, i branch line
will rin to Augusta,; at Columbia the
floop will Start, rnIvfomn Colum11
bin to 8,a11ud a, (1 reewood. A bbeville,
Antdeis(m, Ih'eetnville, Spartatiburg,
. Vii111 i iin ('dlC ester, c'o1 ictli1g1 at
(lit'le vr wi lile line 1*ir4ni Charlotte
01 (''4ltl 111.1oi 1detil". tOw l(mp to
I- Ci' iimbi.l; 0111 It is pritpo'ed to) build
,Y ;1 )v11r t retch I'nm1i SnutInd to N'wber
it r v a d l II Iireils.
Vha Whitirev wants. as urged by
.Mr. Coleilial, and what tile people of
n,l this section fI, the state want, is a
A road I'roi Union to vlitimire, and
d froiml Wilitiire to NeW)eIry, Saluda,
c E-lgelieild, Aiken anid Atugusta. It is
d1, olN,ly 41 miles from Wihitmire to Sal1
it- da, via Newherry, and it is between
ir1.1egte and N-wenty miles rfr41m Salu1
re da to "dvllt'ield. 0oli l1E,e fieltd the
et lite enl bt tarried on Ito Aiken and
11n fril Aiken (o A-igtista, or i Could
o cotllnet't a( X ar'enIville willi tile elec
I t lint nkw tIpIIatId hel ween Aiken
il- and Aumusta. It is now Ilprolsed to
e' XIenld tlls lativr lilne till rien A ikell
lie tl ( ' ttii .lin. via I1ait's1 ilr, a1ld otlher
L. Imv tn l n Ihe ll i-ie. : it is pro
lable Ilhat t his extensiii will bet made
i i ii111 it i i e l 'er iei li'a I'lut ure,
II ti \l iisIOi iliLbe hiui br'iii1
e 1ie wi tl t viftiv
:1 il(, h-m'
1t w,olll l-iv -
t s': I l l bt i litif twie
a . ott En-mt .\; i tt un14-, at
n~ ~ ~ ~~ ~\l u h eilltn a I ller
\kltilli lile S"ti10I.1.'1l" tile
hvGognrilol.Ku Whit
r1 to14 Edigvhiehl isA ()nllY aboudt sixty
tiles. and rom Eldglrivel i Atigusta
tr to) Aiken or ll Warrenville is con
parativel a verv siort distanee.
Sah4la will ha1VO a ra Ililr-m id before
m1an1Y Ihs have passedj. 'hlle time
1s t'11iili. whl a rcnd will lit forced
udIlil to S hl . At pri-Svilt, the
couity is sl rr1-oul in ded by Ite Southern
ss li ( lin to A nisin antd from
)LIGIlAN.
g Connitlalrenildt.,li,( 'itlt' andt there has
Ien it ncesttyift t he I, Ilt Souithern to
it bib l to Siludt, b leeatist the( Southlern
tit c xpense ofI bu;ilini aotl ope)ratinig
ha ve bieen c''tiniiiously at wvork since
th ve'vrytfoundat iont of the county,
maand they want a loah. It has been