The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-11-25
PURELY Personal.
The Movements of Many People, New
berrianS, and These Who Visit
NeWberrv.

NeWberry.
Miss Kathleen Griffin, Of William
ston. is visiting Mrs y i. BroWl.
Mrs. F. z. Wilson is visiting rela-
tives in Laurens.
Mr.. Will Buford, of Gary's Lane,
was a Sunday visitor in the city
Clinton Chronicle, 21st
Mr.. Oliver Bowers, of Newberry,
spent Friday in the city-Clin!on
Chronicle, 21st
Mrs. James Riser is in Newberry
with her daughter VINO is ill.-Lees-
vile Twin County Press, 18th.
Mrs. Bernice Martin returned last
week from visit to Mrs H. H. Sweets,
in Louisville, KY.
]. C. Wheeler returned to Newberry
college a few days ago-Saluda Stan
dard, 20th.
NJ. H. Kempson, of Prosperity route
), visited relatives in Saluda last week.
--Saluda Standard, goth.
Butler Burnett, of Chappell route 2,
was in Saluda one day this week.
Saluda Standard, Goth.
Miss Lizzie Earhardt, of Newberry,
visited her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Turner
here tbs week.-Clinton Gazette,
18th.
Miss Minnie Flemming will leave
this week for Newberry to be the guest
of Mr.. Nat Gist, her uncle.-Carlilse
cor. Columbia Record, 21st.
Sam Fulmer went to Newberry Mon
day TO spend a few days with friends
and look after business matters
Fountain Inn Tribune.
IMiss Alice Smoak, of Newberry, and
friend, Miss Edith Folk, of Columbia,
spent Tuesday with Mrs. E. A, Smoak.
-Bamberg Herald, Goth.
+; Miss Lizzie Wicker and Miss Hut
Crimson, of Newberry, were the
guests of Miss Mollie Davidson this !
week.-Clinton Chronicle, 21st.
Mrs. Emma ogi1vie and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth, left for their new
home at Norfolk, Va, Monday.-Lex- /
ington Dispatch, 18TH.
Mr.. j. S. ]. Garrett, of Taylors, and
Miss Evelyn Jones, of Greenville, are
visiting their relative, Mrs. T. H, Gar
rett.
Thomas Raigler, of Newberry COL
lege, is at home for few days
Cameron cor. ST. Matthews Advance,
10th.
Miss Sadie Goggans, supervising
teacher of Newberry, discussed at the
recent Laurens county teachers insti-
tute methods of teaching.
Misses Lizzie and Maize Dominick,
of Newberry, were among the out-of-
town guests present at the delightful
reception given Wednesday afternoon.
Columbia Record, goth.
There were no services at Sandy
Run Lutheran church on Sunday, as
Rev. Mr. Livingston and family are
on visit to Newberry.-Bakersville
cor. St. Matthews Advance, 20th.
Mrs. Anna Pearsall spent few
days in Newberry with her daughter,
Mrs. j. C. Brown. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown have moved to Union.-Butler
cor. Saluda Standard, Goth.
]. Bledsoe is speaking of building
a small dwelling on his place here.
Richard Beck expects to move from
Newberry and occupy it.-Butler cor.
Saluda Standard, 2Oth
Mr.. J. Y. Jones, as chairman, and
Mr.. NJ. B. Clisby, as member, of the
board of governors Southern Textile
association, show up well in the
group of the board in the Southern
Textile Bulletin of November 20.
/
Mrs. Kinard, wife of Rev. DR.. NJ. NJ.
Kinard, pastor of ST. Johns church,
Salisbury, n. c., has been restored to
health after five weeks treatment in
the hospital there-Lutheran Church
Visitor, goth
Everyone visiting Newberry should
call at the rest room in the old court
house, which is superintended by Mrs.
M. A. Evans, who has made the court