The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-29


his two daughters, Misses Annie and
Alice, are D the island for a few
days.-Charleston Post, 26th.
Mr.. Ulies Stokes, of Newbarry, for
merIy of this place, spent Monday in
the city.-Honea Path Chronicle,
9th.
/ Editor w. H. Wallace, Of the New
berry Observer, spent Tuesday night
and Wednesday at Belfast with his
brother, Mr.. Robert G. Wallace.
! Mrs. Boozer and daughter, of New
berry, spent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Wyatt Turner.-Ninety Six cor.
Greenwood Journal, 26th.
Mrs. w. F. Ewart, Miss Cora and
Marcus, have returned from North
Carolina, after spending month in
that State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman and son, of
Newberry, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. W. J. Holloway.-Seneca cor
Walnalla Courier, 9th.
w H. Witt and Prof. S. ]. Derrick
attended the farm demonstration at
James Dunbar's last Wednesday,
Swansea cor. Columbia Record, 25th.
Miss E. Rice Kohen mas been the
guest this week of Mrs. ]. F. Browne
! in Prosperity.-Columbia Record,
25th.
Mrs. Clarence Smith, of Kinards,
formerly Miss Carrie Smith, of this
city, is visiting relatives in the city
Spartanburg Herald, 26th.
Mrs. Leonhirth and her daughter,
Miss Henrietta Leonhirth, of Helena,
have returned from visiting relatives
at Rose Hill, N. c., and Sumter.
Miss Emma Shockley, of Atlanta,
after visiting her sister, Mrs. T. o.
Stewart, has gone to Columbia to Wis
it her relatives there.
Miss Pet Dominick, has returned
from a recent visit to her mother,
Mrs. Alice Dominick in Prosperity
Columbia Record, 26th.
Mr.. John B. Paysinger returned
from Columbia Monday to remain at
home until he goes to Sharon to
teach.
Miss E. E. MoClintock, president of
the College for Women, was in her
Office yesterday after stoy of a
week in Asheville and Flat Rock
TIE State, 9th.
Jerry Walton says we didn't get
the news of G. Washington's death.
Very Jalton keeps posted and knows
these things-tries to keep up with
John Billson, but he has job
Miss Ruby Foster has returned
home after a delightful two weeks
stay with Miss Ola Miller and her
many friends of Kinards and LaLr-
ems.
The news of the death of Mrs. Car
RE Lee McSwain was received with
great sorrow by many friends in
Seneca.-Seneca cor. Walhalla Cour-
ier, 9th.
Mr.. Richard NJ. Caldwell, of/Cald-
well & Haltiwanger, Columbia, has
been in Newberry this week, arrang-
ing the store room for their business
in this city.
Mrs. George McCutcheon and her
two sons, George and Alan, are visit
ing herr parents, Senator and Mrs.
Alan Johnstone, in Newberry.-Co-
lumbia Record, 25th.
! Mrs. Lane and children, of New
berry, are spending some time here
with her father, Rev. w. H. Whita-
ker.-Swansea cor. Columbia Record,
25th.
Miss Lula Mayer, of Newberry, has
accepted position in the dressmak-
ing department of the R. A. Chandler
department store-Mayesville cor.
Columbia Record, 26th.
Miss Matte Adams and Mr.. John
W. Chapman left Tuesday to spend
week or ten days at the Northern
markets selecting fall and winter
goods and styles. Look for some
thing nice, fine and lovely.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Long and little
Lillian spent last week in the coun-
| try with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. M
M. Long. And Mr.. Long, G. L., is
still holdinr down his ioh wit n