The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-12-17
PURELY Personal.
The Movements OF Many People, New
berrianS, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mrs. J. P Mahon and daughter. MISS
Mary Eliza, spent Monday in Columbia.
Mr.. J. B. Cook of Prosperity, No, 3,
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Riser have gone
to Leesville.
Mr.. D. @. Wilson went to Columbia
Monday.
DR.. JIM. Kibler paid a visit to Co.
lumbia on Monday.
Messrs. {. S. Nichc!s and D. N. Nor
ris we're in the city Saturday from
Prosperity No 4.
Mr.. J. P. Mahon, of Newberry, was
in Union for several days last week
on business-Union Times, 18th.
On the 4th Sunday the Rev. D. P.
Boyd will preach at Tranquil, in the
morning at II O'Clock
Mrs. Drayton Avinger and Mrs,
Harry O'Donnell spent the weekend
with Mrs. C. S. Suber
There are some beautiful Christmas
clerks in the stores, and people like to
trade with them.
Beware of peddlers of so-callFd
remedies for ailments, ana CT c5her
things.
Entertainment at Mt, Pleasant
school chorus by larger girls and
BOX party, December %, 1912, for
benefit of the church-cover church.
1t would be real treat to tne person
seeing two beautiful pictures at 0. &
T. T. Saiter's, and deciding which he
or she would prefer
Mrs. Clifton and mother, Mrs. Alice
Suber, Willie Robert and Dora Eddy,
of Columbia, spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs W. H. Eddy.
The w. c. T. L. will meet with Mrs.
]. w. Carson Wednesday afternoon at
+ o'clock. All members are urgently re-
quested to attend.
The Methodist Sunday school OF
Silverstrest will have their Christmas
exercises on December %, at 7.SO
o'clock. Public is cordially invited.
Don't fail to see The Nations
Peril at the old court house Tuesday,
18th. Said to be the most thrilling
picture ever presented on the moving
films
Don't have any but frst-c'ass and
humane blacksmiths when yo,. want
your horses aad mules shod M@n,' an
animal has been injured by an ire
sponsible and careless blacksmith.
Magistrate J. c. Sample lost horse
last week, presumably from eating
this damaged corn that is shipped into
the State, causing the death OF SO.
many horses. 1t is a pity that far
mers can not raise their own corn.
The Southern Express company will
have an extra delivery wagon to ham
die the holiday business, and will
make deliveries on Sunday before
Christmas. Take your packages early !,
so as to avoid the rush.
Rev. ]. B. Haigler has closed his
work in the Bethel pastorate, White
Rock, S. c.. and will spend month at .
his old home at Cameron, S. c., before
taking charge OF the pastorate at
Rincon, Ga, on January Lutheran !
Church Visitor, 18th. !
This is curious date-"12-12-12 i
the twelfth day Of the twelfth month
of the twelfth year. Will not happen
again for hundred years.-Exchange.
Of course, but it isn't so curious al
ter all, as the same thing happened
lO-10-l0 and 11-11-11.
Newberry is large enough to have
postofice with sufficient light The
present office is not sufficiently light /
ed, but no doubt the new one will be-
And while on the subject Of light the
figures on the city clock can not be
seen unless one is Almost right at
it."
The bride entered with her maid OF
honor, Miss Annie L. Green. OF New
berry, and the groom with his brother,
J. Carroll LaBorde. The maid OF non
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