The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-05-09
PURELY PERSONAL.
Movements of Many People, New
aerrians and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

~ Six.
Mr.. Otwey Salter has returned to
Newberry from Chester.
Mr. G.. H. Cannon has returned from
q business trip to Jacksonville.
Rev, J. D. Shealy, Of NeWberry,
spent a few days in and around town
this week.-Leesville News, 3rd.
Miss Kathleen Wright, of NeWberry,
was the guest of Mrs. R. Z. Wright
this past week.-Clinton Gazette, 4tn
Misses Inez Dobbins and Matte Ban
Browning, of Goldville, were in town
Tuesday-Clinton Gazette, 4th.
Miss Sallie Lou Scott, of Whitmire,
was the guest Of Miss Mary Johnson
sunday-Clinton Gazette, 4th.
Mrs: Weeks, of Newberry, is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Henry Dave
ga,-Chester Lantern, 9TH.
DR.. James Mcintosh and his little
son. Murray, have returned from their
Florida trip.
Messrs. James Goggans, Roy Jones
and J. D. Wicker we're among the
Sunday visitors from Columbia.
Mrs. J. R. Wood and children, OF
sneads, Fla, are visiting her brother
Mr.. J. T. Danielsen.
Mrs. jamie McSwain and Miss Cora
Griffin. of Cross Hill, are visiting
rheir relative, Mr.. W. A. McSwain.
Mrs. Jos. Mann left on Sunday to
visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Price,
of Spartanburg.
Miss Mamie Payne came over from
Atlanta last week to see her ta1neE'
NJ J. v. Payn,, who las reen SICK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. H. Welch spent
Sunday in Newberry with relatives.
Mr.. Welch drove through the country
in his touring car.
Mr.. E. c.. Smith, who is in business
in Greenwood, spent from SATURDAY
afternoon to Monday afternoon IN
Newberry.
Mr.. Jas. l.. Aull, Of Newberry, bus
mess manager of The Herald and
News, was in the city for few hours
vac+e~dav afjernoon.-Honea Path
Chronicle, 3rd.
Mr.. Joseph S. Addison, a prosperous
farmer of the Chappells section OF
Saluda county, spent Sunday in Edge
field with ais mother, Mrs. '. c. Ad-
dison.-Edgefeld Advertiser, 3rd.
. Miss Lucile Dickert has closed her
school in Saiuda county and has. re-
1urned home. She is accompanied Oh
a visit by Miss Roberta Coker, of
Kingstree.
Mr.. J. Pope Matthews, OF Columbia.
spent Sunday with his cousin, Mr.. B.
G.. Matthews. Mr.. Matthews came
through Saturday evening in his au-
tomobile.
Miss Fannie Parks, and Mr.. Robert
Parks, of Newberry, have been in the
city visiting their aunts, Mrs. ]. W.
Duckett and Mrs. Georgia Williams
Greenwood Journal, 5th.
Mr.. James B. Morgan, of Newberry,
spent Tuesday evening in the city.
Mr.. Morgan accompanied by Mr..
Wyche made the trip in an automobile
and reports the roads in excellent
condition.-Union Times, 9Th.
Rev. E. G. Witt will be Installed as
pastor of Union and Hebron churches,
Delmar, S. c., on the second Sunday
in May, the service to be held at In
ion church and conducted by Rev. Jas.
D. Kinard, president Of the South Car
olina Synod.
DR.. W. E. Lake has received word
from Columbia that his patient, Mr..
B. /. Dorrity, who underwent opera
ton for appendicitis, is improving
Mr.. Dorrity's recovery is so satlsfac~
tory that he expects to be home. IN a
few days.
Mr.. Jeff 3. Amick and family left
yesterday for Newberry, where they
will make their future home:-Lexlng-
ton Dispatch, 3rd. They occupy the
old Central house, corner Nance and
Friend street, and aim to run board.
ing place.
D.