The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tho Movements Of Many People
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit NcwGerry.


iting friends and relatives in Newber,
.ry.
Miss Nell Stack. of Alabama, who
is now visiting her sister. Mrs. Bcr-
nard Carlisle, will leave Newberry
with Miss Agnes Summer to join the
party in Baltimore. from which city
they will said for Europe on the Doth.
There are ten in the party. organ,n-
ed by Mr.. Griffith. IF Salisbury. \.
C.
Miss RoSalyn Summer has return
ed from AShcvillc. n. c., where sne
has been attending Il Meeting If the
y. W. {. \.
Sheriff Buford had his monthly
dumping of contraband whiskey III
front of the court house on wet1neS-
day morning. He poured oul at this
time some ten or twelve gallons Of
liquor in jugs. kegs and bottles.
We understand that the Southern
Railway has gone to work building
The trcstlr ;" us to drain the pond at
,Nha1 is known rs The CIT off al Old
Town. and rs soon us the necessary
work on the track is completed. this
E'md will be drained.
Mr. II. w. Dominick spent a few
days in Charleston with friends this
week.
MesSrS. J. X. Vance. y. F. Glider
and Raymond Frllcrs attended the
dance in LaurenS on Tuesday evening
Miss Anita Davidson. who has been
visiting relatives in Rlackville. re-
turned home on Monday.
Miss Pet Wilson. who has been
visiting Miss Myra Mower. left for
her home in Manning on Tuesday.
Mr. {. +. FAINT is in the city.
Miss Lois FAINT left for Whitmire
on Thursday to visit relatives.
Mr.. John Miller. Of Whtmirr. was
in the city on Thursday.
At recent meeting Of the Dincor-
ate of the Lutheran church, Mrs. J.
w. l!altiwanccr was elected nryaniSt.
Mrs. !. b. ONcall Holloway was
unexpectedly called on yesterday to
Cameron to the bedside of her mother.
Mrs. NJ. ~. Holman, who is quite i'll.
Johnstone Academy Farmers Ua-
ion will meet in the court house next
Saturday afternoon at three clock.
a full turnout is urged as business
"f much Importance will be brought
before the union.
Hon. o. p. Goodwin president of
the State farmers Union will make
an address at the meeting of the coun-
ty union at st. Lukcs on the 9th Of
July in the morning. A picnic dinner
will be served on the grounds after
which the business meeting of the un-
non will be held.
Miss Pauline Glider returned yes
:.erday from Batesburg.
Mr. Muncr Rice, of Whtmirc. was
III the city yesterday.
A number of couples enjoyed an in
formal dance at Thalian Hall last
evening.
Mr.. II. a. Hatch. Of New York. of
the firm Of Derring, Milliken & Com
pany, was in Newberry yesterday to
attend the mcctin. of the stock
holders Of the Molohon Manufactur-
ing Company.
There will be preaching at Bush
river church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock by Rev. J. F. Cason.
Miss Lizzie D"mimrk returned ON
Monday from the Isle 1T Palms.
Hon Turner ;.";*n. Of Charleston.
was in the city ,r W., n'c:,Iav.
Chief Justice Y. J. Pope returned
TO Newberry on Tuesday. the spring
term Of court having adjourned He
IS accompanied by his clerk, Mr.. w.
Fl. Muller.
Mr.. Robert Welch. who has been
visiting relatives in Newbcrry. will
leave for his home in Houston. Tex
as, today.
Mrs. Kennedy, of Chester is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A.
Carlisle.
Rev. j. J. Ing will preach at May
cr Memorial on Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
Mr.. Cecil C. Wychc, Of Prosperity,
She son of DR.. C. r. Wyche, and a
recent graduate of the Citadel Aca-
deny, has been elected supcrntcnd-
ent OF the West End public schools
IN the city of Spartanburg.
Mr.. Herman Werts, of Prosperity
was in the city yesterday.