The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-01-10
PURELY Personal.
The Movements OF Many People. New
berrianS. and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

Mt. t1OSH ~ " n .i.t1li, W >A'''>
= visitor in the city Tuesday.
Mrs. J. W. Sharp returned last week
from Greenville.
Mrs. Frank Hipp is visiting relatives
in MISUNDERSTANDING Herald.
Mr.. J, Pink Davenport has transfer
red from Chappeils to KinarGs.
MIR. w. Y. Taylor Was in the city
Thursday from Prosperity.
Mr.. r. w. D. Rowell, editor of the
Bamberg County Times, was in the
city Wednesday.
Miss Nell Boyd has returned from
Newberry, where she visited Mrs. W.
H. MISUNDERSTANDING Journal.
Mr.. W. E. Crooks, of Pomaria, left
last Saturday for Charleston to resume
his studies in the medical college
DR.. and Mrs. Turnipseed have been
transferred from Manila to Iloilo.
Philippine Islands.
H. T. Renwick Of ~Newberry was
among the visotors in Columbia yes
terday.-Columbia State.
Miss c. NJ. Cook has returned from
a weeks stay in Nswberry.-Suartan-
burg Journal.
Mrs. W F. Clary is at home after a
weeks stay in Newberry with her pa
rents.-Abbeville Press and Banner.
Mr. and Mrs Olin F. Fulmer have
returned to Savannah after visiting his
sister, Mrs. H. B. Wells.
Mr.. J. Lewie Asbill spent Tuesday
and Wednesday at the Columbia hos
pital with his brother, Mr.. H. G. AS
bill
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Shealy have re
turned home, after spending several
DAYS with the latter's parents at New
terry.-Emory COR. Saluda Standard.
Miss Ruth Ferdue, OF N5wOerry, at
teuued so:he or the entertainments on
lne SaluQa siae during the hoIiuay2.-
lnoian Creek cor. Saluda Standard.
MRS. /. A. stewart, OF BIacks3urg,
ana Mrs.L. q. Aartm OF AewDerry aIe
visiting the kev. W. B. %MHarlon ot
Snanuun.-ColumDia State.
Messrs. Wright Hare and Asa Ok
ner letulned 10 NeWDerry colIese last
Thursday, alter having spent the hotl-
GAYS unuer their parental rools.-
Pleasant Grove cor. oaluua STANDARD. I!
A. card from Mrs. w. L. Notes, dated
CoumDla nospltal, January lth, states
that she stood her operation and is do
ing fms, hoping to Ge home in about
ten days.
Mir. Pope Scurry has changed from
Robinson 10 cent store to Glider d
Weeks, wnere he will be glad to see
his friends from Chappels and other
places.
Misses Ruth and Estelle Young, OF
Columbia, were recent guests OF Miss
Frances Crooks at Pomaria, and Miss
Crooks returned last week to Colum- +
=bia for the pursuit of her cours in
business college.
Mr.. A. P. Boozer having bought the
house and lot formerly owned h. Mr..
J. u. S. Livingston, in McKibben
street near Friend, has moved in, Mr..
Livingston having gone to Silverstreet,
as stated in last issue.
Misses Sara and Lucille Wallace OF
Newberry county, are the very charm
ing guests OF their sister, Mrs. John
Harris Wharto They will go from
Waterloo to Gaffney, to resume their
studies at Observation-Disclosures cor.
Greenville News.
DR.. and Mrs E H. Kibler and Mr..
and Mrs. Smith, Mrs. KILLERS parents,
left Wednesday for White Springs,
Fla. They were joined in Columbia
by DR.. Kibler's brother, DR.. c. L. Kib-
Ter, and wife, who, with them, will
spend several weeks at the Florida re-
sort.
The following were present at the
burial of Mr.. VIM. A. Kinard on Mon