The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-08-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

The card club on last Thursday after
noon.
Miss Maudc Folk, who has been
visitim" at Mrs. Il. {. Perry'S, left
for her home in Georgetown on Sat-
urday.
Misses IIarricttc Lcavcl. and Ger
trude Carwilc have returned from
Glenn Springs.
Miss Mamie Higgins, Of Black
stocks, Fairfield county, is visiting
Miss Anne Higgins at her home in
Ncwbcrry.
Mr.. George w. Summer has gone
to llrndcrsonvillc.
DR.. and Mrs. O. b. Mayer have
gone to llcndcrsonviIlc, where they
will spend some time.
The trustees OF Smyrna school, at
their meeting the other day, elected
Miss jamie Chalmers teacher for the
esung term.
DR.. j. X. Glider and Mr.. John p.
FAINT, of Whitmire, will return from
New York, tomorrow, where Mr.. FAINT
went in the interest of his health.
Mr.. G. Frank Wcarn, who sells
snorc suits in Newbcrry than any
other one man, will be at their office,
.Smith & Wearn) under the Ncwber-
ry Hotel, on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week with full line
Of his fall and winter SuitingS, and
will be pleased to take your order
for your Writer suit.
Miss Nora Coficl;l, OF Spartanburg,
spent Saturday and Sunday with re-
latives in the city.
Misses Lulie Hunt and Rcbecca Ma
hon will leave on Thursday for Dram
gcbur", where they will visit friends.
Mr.. Thomas Holloway is visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. b.
O'Ncall Holloway i'll Johnstone street.
Mr.. Eugene S. Werts has returned
from the jamestown exposition.
Mr. Edward Houscal, Of Columbia, |
spent Sunday in the city.
IL. i. Aldy g. Company have mov-
ed their blacksmith shop to the new
building erected for that purpose in
Mckibbin street very near the Nit
tie corner. They are prepared to dn
their work in first class style and will |
ais" guarantee whatever they do. Es-
pecallv are they well equipped to set |
your tire by the new machinery,
which they have. and it can be done
without heating and without taking
The tire from the wheel.
AT Mr.. W. l.. Graham's barbecue
ut Mr. j. y. Wickcr's on the 22nd, |
which has already been advertised,
arrangements have been made for
those who desire to engage in clay
pigeon shooting. There will not be Il |
contest among the teams, but fund |
Will be raised and an entrance fec
charged and prizes given to those who
make the best score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Wattsl cave to-
morrow to visit Jamestown, Balti- |
more and New York. While gone they
will purchase big lot Of Racket !
goods for the fall trade
Misses Marguerite Drener, Of Irmo,
and Annie Davis, Of Little Mountain,
visited Miss Gillette Schumpcrt last
week.
Mrs. Lalla Simmons is visiting re-
]ativcS in Spartanbur".
Mr.. T.. l.. Bales has rented the
store now occupied by Shelley and
Summer and will move his dry goods |
store there on first of September. In |
the meantime he will sell his stock at |
greatly reduced price rather than
have the trouble and expense of NOV
ing.
Watts Racket has rented the
store recently occupied by S. b. Jones
in Main street and will move the
racket store there on 1st Of Septem-
hcr.
McssrS. Eugene 4. and Jno r. Grif- |
fin leave tomorrow for New York and |
other points north. They will 90 via
Norfolk.
Hon. Fred II. Dominick leaves to-
morrow for New York.
Mr.. R!kard has resigned rs assist
ant to the station agent at Newhcrrv
and Mr.. r. l.. Robinson has appoint
cd Mr.. Major Shelley.