The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-11-03
PURELY Personal.
The Movements of Many People
Newberrians, and Those VINO
Visit NeWberry.

Miss Mae Amick is teaching scnool
in Lexington county.
Misses Marie Werber and Grace
Clark have returned to Newberry.
Miss Ola Hutchinson is visiting her
uncle, Mr.. J. D. Hutchinson.
Miss Annie Higgins will leave Fri
day to open her school in Anderson
county, near Honea Path.
Misses Pauline. and Laura Anderson,
of Charleston, are visiting Mrs. 4. II.
Anderson.
Mr.. Ilby D. Shockley left Tuesday
for Atlanta to spend week with his
daughter, Miss Emma Shockley.
Messrs. Howard Franklin and Char
ley Dudley took in the circue at Clin-
ton Wednesday.
Mr.. J. H. Caldwell has moved from
1922 Summer street to 914 Glenn
street.
Col. n. P. Walker, president of Ced-
ar Springs institute, was in the city
this week.
Mrs. Lizzie DeWalt, Of Prosperity,
spent last week in the city with her
brother, Mr.. R. T. Caldwell, and fam
lily.
Mrs. w. z. Glenn, of Saluda, has
been called to Newberry on account
of extreme illness x her sister, Mrs.
R. S. Perry.
Miss Sara Caldwell, of Newberry,
who is teaching near Level Land,
spent Saturday in town with friends.
"A. R.. Presbyterian, LIST.
Miss Sarah lizard, of the seminary,
spent Sunday at Whitmire, a guest at
the home of Rev. John r. .Rosebro.-
Union Progress.
Mr.. Job Hentz, of Ponlaria, spent
several days in Union this week and
visited his daughter, Miss Minnie
Hentz, who is a student at Clifford
standardization Progress.
Mrs. O. W. Leroy and children, af-
ter spending the summer here with
her sisters, Misses Sallie and Jessie
Coppock, returned last week to her
home at Orlando, Fla.
Mr., W. NJ. Hamilton has been pro-
NOTED from Shoals Junction to as
sistant ticket agent at the union sta
ton, Newberry, under Mr.. G. L. Rob-
irson, ticket agent here.
Miss Mamie Cromer, of Newberry, IS
to teach near Westminster. She stop
ped by last week to see a sister, who
is a. student at the Womans college,
as she went up to begin work.-A. R.
Presbyterian.
COL George Johnstone, of Newberry,
known throughout lae State as one Of
the ablest lawyers of the Southern
Bar, was in town Saturday, attending
a meeting of the Lexington Bar asso-
citation. Col. Johnstone will be with
US next week and everybody will be
glad.-I exington Dispatch, Nov. l.
; Mrs. Virginia Chalmers and her son,
Mr.. Spearnan Chalmers, of Greenville,
who are in Newberry with their rela-
tive, Mrs. W. f. Felker, will return
next week to their home, accompanied
by Mrs. Felker, who will make her
home with them. Mrs. Anna Kyle, an
aunt who has been living with Mrs.
FeIkcr for sometime, will also return
to Gr7a:2T"Il!e.
Mrs. E. T. Carlson received message
Tuesday that her mother, Mrs. D. G.
Smith, Of Saluda, vas very III. Hr.
and Mrs. Carlson left Tuesday for Sa-
ludo, going in Mr.. Carlson's automo-
bile, and having a time OF il il the
rain. Mr.. Carlson, who has ref;>rned,
says the roads wee awful il places.
He got stuck in the mud. 4 message
Thursday says Mrs. Smith has in
proved.
Brother B. J. Woodward, Of Greer:
was in our office few minutes last
week. He had just closed good meet
ing with Uastor /. ). White, CT New
berry, in which there we're ABOUT ~