The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1911-08-11

dren are extending their visit to New
| berry.
Mrs NJ. C. Riser, of Newberry, is
spending a month with her son, Mr.
W. R. Riser.-Pageland News and
Scout, 9Th.
Miss Sallie Hammond, who is now
making her home in Greenyille, is
visiting Mrs. Bland Hammond in New
berry.-Greenville News, 9th.
Mr.. Jesse B. Ballentine, student
of Newberry college, Newberry, will
spend the balance of his vacation
with his uncle, Mr.. ". R. Riser
Pageland News and Scout, Sth.
Mrs. VIM. E. Lawson returned last
| night from a visit of several weeks to
relatives at Charleston, Columbia and
Newberry, S. C.-Wilmington Star,
9Th.
Mr. Shelton Laagford had another
letter Wednesday from his brother
Pierce, which was written at Sioux
Falls, South Dakota, saying he would
reach Newberry on the 11th or 18th.
Mrs. S. G. La Farr and her three
children are leaving town in a few
days to visit in Newberry, after which
they will spend time farther up the
State, expecting to remain until cool
eather.-Charleston Post, 9Th.
Robert W. Houseal, of Newberry,
graduate of Newberry college, 1911,
spent yesterday in the city. He will
take a special course at the Univer-
sity of Virginia the coming session.
The State, 10th.
Mr.. J. Dew. Salter, of the Rhodes
Mahoney Furniture company, Chatta-
nooga, left Thursday for his place Of
business, after a visit of four days to
his relatives here. DeWitt's numer-
Gus friends were glad to see him.
Miss Minnie Hewitt gave very de-
lightful lawn party Friday evening in
honor of her guests Misses Sadie
Goggins, of Newberry, Ruby Lowman,
of Timmonsville, Isolene Wyche, of
Prosperity, and Rebecca Nichols, Of
Nichols.-Marion Star, 9th.
Messrs. Sid and Wyatt Turner, Of
Ninety Six, visited at Mr.. T. J. DAY.
enport's last week. Mr.. Davenport,
who was in town Monday, says up to
that time there had been no rain in
the Kinards section in two or three
weeks and that the crops were suffer-
ing more than at any time this year.
Mr.. Frank Ewart left Thursday for
Columbia, having accepted good
position with the Columbia branch Of
the Indian Refining company, of New
York, of which branch Office Mr.. r.
P. Fair is manager for the States of
North and South Carolina Mr., W.
F. Ewart accompanied Frank to Co.
lumbia.
This week and next quite number
of visitors are expected at Ninety Six.
Already many have arrived and will
enjoy what is termed tournament
Among those here now we note Misses
Carrie Bell and Alice West, of New
berry, guests of Miss Mary Calhoun;
Annie, Moseley, Of Prosperity, with
Miss Joe Kinard.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Journal, 9th.
MIR. J. H. Coulter, Of Catawba, N, c.,
is in Newberry. He came to visit his
relatives in the city and county and
to attend the reunion Of Company A.
Mr.. Coulter, who formerly lived here,
left Newberry thirty years ago and in
all that time has made but two visits
to his old home, first in 1908 and
then in 1908. His friends afe glad to
see him in the enjoyment of such
good health.
Mr. Tom Graham, of Columbia, was
in the city Wednesday with his au-
tomobile One of his Newberry friends
says it matters not where You go you
will see Tom Graham. If you ascend
into the mountains you see him there,
if you descend to the sea coast you
behold him there also. Tom P. j.;
says he has seen him everywhere he
ever went except at Niagara Falls,
Toronto, Canada, and such like, but
no doubt he has been there.