The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-16

men in the State and has many friends
in Gaffney who are always glad to see
him.-Gaffney Ledger, 18th.
Rev. H. T. Gregory, on his return
from Florida to his home at Southern
Pines, n. c., is a guest at the CrotweIl
hotel. Mr.. Gregory was rector of st,
I,uke's Episcopal church, NeWberry,
about IS years ago. He will remain
in the city until after Bishop Guerry's
visitation to this parish, which will
be on next Sunday.
Miss Sara FAINT, of Newberry, spent
Thursday in the city visiting friends.
Misses Nettie billiard, Ora Bess Little
and Eleanor Duckett spent Easter in
Newberry as the attractive guests Of
Miss sallie Bell Buford. Mrs. P. G.
EIIesor, of Newberry, is the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Copeland this week.
Clinton Chronicle, 11tn.
We were pleased to have such good
fellows as Ebert Aull, Of the Newber-
ry Herald and News; George Moore, Of
the Honea Path Chronicle, and old
Daddy Osteen, of the Sumter Item, call
to see us this week. They were all
here as delegates to the Red Mems
convention, and we are always glad to
have them come to Gaffney.-Ledger,
18th.
NJ. B. Cisby has been promoted
from second hand to overser of card
ing at the Newberry, S, c., cotton mills.
Geo. H. Robertson has been promoted
from section hand to second hand in
carding at the Newberry cotton mills.
Thos. n. Crocker has resigned as over
seer of carding at the Newberry cot
ton mills and accepted similar posi-
ton at the Duncan mills of Greenville.
Textile Bulletin.
Mrs. Mamie G. Long, Mrs. B. O..
Epting and Mrs. !. R. Bonfeld, of New
berry, were in the city Wednesday for
a few hours. Mr.. L. S. Henderson, OF
Blair, has been spending few days
in the CITY. Mr.. E. L. Rodelsperger, of
Newberry, was seen on the streets OF
the city Tuesday Mr.. J. R. Foster,
of Newberry, spent Tuesday in the
of Newberry, was in the city Tuesday
city on business. Mr.. John H. Baxter,
on Gaffney Ledger, 18th.
Mr.. N. B. Dial, of Laurens, was
visitor here Saturday. Mr.. Dial is one
of the foremost and most prominent
citizens of the State. He is we'll lnown
as bank president, cotton mill presi-
dent, lawyer, promoter of various sue
cessful manufacturing and industrial
enterprises, and likewise as a very al
fable gentleman. His entrance as can
didate for United States senator will
command respectful attention and con-
sideration.
In addition to the list in Fridays is
sue of those attending the chief func-
tions in Columbia last week the fol-
lowing were among the big crowds:
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowers, Miss Clara Bowers,
Misses Anna and Alice Dickert, Miss
Gillette Schumpert, Messrs. E. P. Mat
thews, w. C. Sigh, S. NJ. Duncan,
Joe R. Epting, Clark Eddy, DR., and
Mrs. w. C. Brown, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jas. C. Duncan, Misses Ruby
Summer, Gertrude Wicker, Eloise Ear
hardt, Messrs. Geo. S. Mower, Oliver
Havird, ]. N. Bass, J. W. Griffin, J. F.
Schumpert, l. A. Mcdowell, George
swittenberg, Robert Norris, Issie B.
Mann, DR.. T. w. Smith and son Ma
hon, Miss Sara Houseal, Miss Minnie
Havird, Miss Julia Wicker, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. B. Martin, Mrs. L. F. Martin,
J. NJ. Ward, C. J. Purcell, W. D.
Sturgeon, Mrs. S. B. Jones and
daughter, Miss Mary Frances, Mrs. P.
E. Scott.