The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-01-08
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.


Mr.. Urban Martin, Of Houstan, Texas,
are visiting relatives in the city and
county.
Rev. W. b. Aull. Of Orangeburg,
visited his brother Col. Il. II. Aull, the
past week.
Mr.. Franklin and Miss Frances
Franklin of Kentucky visited the
family Of G. NJ. b. fpting yesterday
returning the Ninety Six on lie after
noon train.
Miss Belle Eptin" who has been Wis
itn" friends near Ninety Six for sew
'cral days returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Ella Derrick will in few days
move to the home Of Ed. Schumpcrt
on the Dairy Farm.
l.. !. Fcaglc has rented for another
the lands Of the late JAS. w. Derrick.
business meeting Of the Bachelor
Maids viii be hcId in the rooms of
the Chamber OF Commerce Ihis after
noon at i o'clnck. \ full attendance is
urged.
John Il. Mathis. Of Union attended
the funeral of his kinsman, Chief of
Police Harris on Saturday last. Mr..
Mathis is an old newspaper man,
having been connected with the Un-
ion Times for number of years, and
the Herald and News enjoyed his visit
to this office.
There was bi" crowd in town
salcsday. but the merchants report bp-
NncsS somtwhat at Il Standstill.
The business in calendars and al
MANAGES is thriving these days-and
by the way. there are sumo very pretty
calendars now being distributed.
Miss Matte Adams returned from
Columbia on Sunday, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Miss Whitton. Of Columbia, is visit
in" Mrs. +. a. Golden.
Miss IMrlinc Evans, returned TO the
College for Women, Columbia. ON YES
tcrday.
Airs. J. w. Chapman and Mr.. Frank
Chapman, after Il visit of several
weeks I" friends and relatives in Or
an"rbur" county, returned home o.
Saturday.
Senator Cole. l.. Blcasc and rep
rc>rniativrs Alan JohnStonc. G. n.
Wyrhc and Elbcrt Fl. Aull left for
Columbia on yesterday.
Mrs. Rev. J. Q. Wertz, of China
Grove, n. e., attended the funeral of
her mathcr, Mrs. T.. G Houseal ON
yesterday
The many friends Of DR.. James Me-
lnt"sh who has been quite i'll for sew
clal days will be glad to know that he
is doing niclcy and an early recovery
is hoped for.
AT the next regular meeting of
O'Neall Lodge Knights of Pythias
next Wednesday night, besides the
usual routine business the installa-
ton OF officers recently elected will
take place. A full attendance is desir-
ed.
W. b. Scabrook. son of Rev. w. T..
Seabrook, this city, was made city
editor of the Augusta Chronicle Janu-
airy LIST. The Chronicle is over a cen
tury old, and one Of the biggest dali
les in Georgia.
Miss Emma Julia Drchcr, of Sell
wood Is spending some time at the
nome OF her aunt, Mrs. a. Y, Hollo-
way on east Johnstone street.
Miss Agnes Summer spent last Sat-
urday in Columbia.
Miss Kate Dreher who has been
spending several days with friends
and relatives in town returned to her
home at Sclwood.
Misses Edna Hipp, Louise Hipp
and Rosnlyn Summer left on yester-
day for Charlotte where they will re-
sumo their studies at Elizabeth col
lege.
W. c. Moore, Of Greenville, State
Business Agent for the Farmers Un-
ion and president and treasurer Of
the Farmers Cotton Union was in
town Saturday in attendance upon a
montinr of thn hnor1 90 4,,,..I