The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-10-26
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Wto
Visit Newberry.

MI. FRANK i. DeN ore, allc1lucu tnt
fair in Columbia this week.
Sheriff NJ. NJ. Buford is in Colum
bia at the fair.
Mr.. MeHenry Wilson was in Co
lumbiu at the fair on Wednesday.
Mr.. l.. W. Floyd, was at the fail
in Columbia on Wednesday.
Mr.. John X. AuIl, who jumped til,
track and became one of the bes
Court Stenographers in the State, was
in the city to-day. At one time join
served The News and Courier, and he
has not felt altogether right since he
jumped out of the newspaper work.
Columbia correspondent News and
Courier.
Mess. Ira and EDGAR Sigh, of
The Herald and News force. spent
Wedn"> lay in Columbia at the fair.
Mr.. .:no. w. Wicker, e T..!c Her
aid and News force. spent Wednesday
in Crl"mbin Il he fair. Mr. Wick
ar aIw""s takes IN th" fair for day.
Prof. W. a. Stucltcy left yesterday
For hi>, ,lom% il BishnpvilIc. where he
will :! md few days.
Mis-: Laura Bowman is spending Il
few d;.:s with relatives in Autm.
The ladies Of Avclei"h Presbyterian
church will have Il bandana supper
in connection with their annual
rhrySan!hcmum show on Friday even
ing. November 9.
Misses Genevievc Evans and Mary
Butler Evans went to Columbia on
Wednesday, and attended the State
Ball in Columbia last evening.
Miss Lizzie Glenn spent Wednesday
in Columbia.
Miss Sue Dean spent Wednesday
in Columbia.
Mrs. II. II. Hunter attended the
fair in Columbia Wednesday.
Mr.. Rutherford attend the State
Ball on Thursday evening.
Mrs. George Johnstone entertained
Il few friends with cards cn Tuesday
evening in honor Of Miss Sallic Fair,
of Washington.
Miss Neville Pope entertained de-
igh, fully at cards on Wednesday
evening complimentary to her guest,
Miss Sallic Fair.
Miss Florence Bowman is spend
ing this week with friends in Column
bia.
Beginning" with Monday, Oct. 20,
The library will be open Monday ana
FRIDAY afternoons from 800 to $50
and on Tuesday and Saturday
mornings from 10 to o'clock.
The Bachelor Maids Club will
meet with the Misses McCaughrin
next Tuesday afternoon at 4.:}0.
Mr.. +. l.. Bynum spent Wednesday
nj the State fair in Columbia.
Mr.. .Jno. X. Aull attended the
State Ball in Columbia last night.
Very few people have as yet paid
state and county taxes.
Mr.. J + Norwood, cashier Of the
Nrwhrrry Savings bank spent We'd
n">'laH in Columbia at the fair.
Mr.. Jesse X. Vance spent Wcdncs-
day i'll Columbia at the fair.
Mr.. q. Frank Wcarn is in Colum-
bia for the fair.
Mr.. II. II. Evans is in Columbia,
and attended the State Ball last
night.
Hon. Fred. II. Dominick went to
Columbia on Wednesday to take in
The fair and to attend the State Bali.
MIR. ii. W. Dominick spent yestcr-
day in Columbia at the fair.
Mr. +. +. Williamson attended the
State fair in Columbia.
The students of Ncwbcrry college
went t" the state fair yesterday morn
ing in special coach. The coach was
laden with streamcrs advertising New
berry college, and the representative,
OF the college were looking forward
10 great time at the fair.
The Rev. Dr.. d. G. Philips, of At
lanta, the new pastor Of the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian church of
this city, has arrived in Newberry to
take up the work. He will bring his
family to Newberry later.
Miss Euphemia McClintock, presi-
dent of the College for Women, in
Columbia, came to Ncwberry yester-
day morning on account Of the illness
Of her father, DR.. e. p. McClintock.
DR.. f. p. McClintock suffered an,
other serious illness on Wednesday
night, but his many friends were
gratified to learn yesterday morning
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