The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-12-05

her school teacQlnS dI Ou1Ha N40'N -
Mr.. L. O. Griffin ras oaanged from
Dyson, route one, to the Newberry
cotton mill
E. H. Bowman, Of Newberry, was at
the Imperial yesterday.-The State
End
Mr.. Paul S. Halfacre returned on
the first of the week from vsit to
I-cc,".Tens.
Miss Russell, of Newberry, passed
through last week-Clinton Gazette,
3rd.
Miss Emmie Duncan, of Whitmire,
visited Miss Posey Adair.-Clinton
Gazette, 3rd.
Mrs. Theodore Johnstone, has
returned from visit to Mrs. Kate
Habenicht Lesesne at Greeleyville
Miss Annie Green, Bufalos popular
school teacher, made hurried trip
to her home in Newberry last Week.
Union Progress, End.
Miss Matte Glasgow on Monday
returned from Laurens, after visit
ing Misses Ruth and Hattie Kate
Easterly.
Prof. j. A. Dennis returned Sunday
night, after spending Thanksgiving
with his parents at Newberry.-Davis
Station cor. Manning Times, 3rd.
Miss Lula Donnan, of Whitmire,
spent few days at home the past
week.-Tylerville cor. Clinton Gazette,
3rd.
DR.. and Mrs, F. D. Mower, of New
berry, were visitors in Columbia yes
te~day, at the Jefferson.-The State,
End.
Mrs. Hankinson, of Augusta, Miss
Lizzie Glenn, of Newberry, and Miss
Lucy Darlington, of Allendale, are the
guests Of Mrs. T. D. Darlington
LaQrens Advertiser, 3rd.
Miss Ju@a Kibler, of Newberry. who
is teaching in Darlington spent the
Thanksgiving holidays week with her
aunt, Mrs. w. A Kinard, on West
Liberty street.-sumter Item, 1st.
Misses Nellie and Harriet Adams,
of Newberry passed through last week,
Clinton Gazette, 3rd. Well, wc-c
they coming home or going to Lau
rens?
Mr.. and Mrs. Summerfeld. and lit
tie son Nathan left Monday for their
home in Baltimore after a pleasant
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Mann.
Miss Sarah Simmons, of Rock Hill,
a student of Winthrop college, is Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Rivers Stone
Spartanburg Journal You can't
claim her, she belongs to Newberry.
J. w. Denning, soliciting freight
agent, Columbia, Newberry & Lau
rens railway, was in Columbia yester-
day. Mr.. Denning has mis- headquart-
ers in Newberry.-The State, 4th.
Mrs. T. G. Williams left Thursday
morning for Oklahoma City, Ok, to
visit her daughter Mrs. S. Grady Holt.
She has a long trip, going and COM
ing"
Mr.. Hopkins, representing the Re
lance Life Insurance company, of
Pittsburg, is at the Newberry ho:el.
He has engaged the services of DR.. W.
E. Pelham, Sr., to represent the COM
pany in this territory.
Mrs. NJ. Ounce Bullock, our popu-
lar and efficient contest manager, re-
turned Tuesday from a brief visit to
her husband in Abbeville. Mrs. Bull
lock made herself lone of US right
at the start, and at once captured the
hearts of many new friends who will
regret when the contest closes, as
that will take her from Newberry. She
has made it pleasant for all
Messrs. Mex Hutchinson, T. P,
Johnson, E. D. Pearce, Robert Norris,
VIM. Kibler. H. T. Cannon, B. L.
Dorrity, F. H. Dominick, ]. c. Domi-
nick, II. W. Dominick and B. A.
Dominick, being Shriners, attended
the meeting in Sumter. 1t is full
list of only Shriners from Newberry.
The list as published was incom-
plete.
John T. Duncan, of Columbia, who