The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1913-08-05

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grandfather, Mr. F. E. Maybin, on the
Tiger river, at Delta, in Union coun-
ty.
Mr.. P. L. Rikard and family are Wis
iting his father, Mr.. ]. A. Rikard
Pearl is one of the large force of lin
otype operators or the Atlanta Geor.
gian His great number of relatives
and friends here are glad to see
him.
Mrs. H. C. Long and children, Mr.
Mebane, Miss Dorothy, and Master
Robert Long, returned home last
night from Newberry, S. c., where
they spent 10 days with Mrs. Longs
sister, Mrs. W. S. Spearman-Cbar-
lotte Observer, End
Mrs J H. Chapnell and little Prince
returned from RussellviNe, Ala, last
week. She had misfortune with her
trunk. On the outgoing trip she lost
it for awhile; on the incoming trip
she lost it for good At least, it
seems so, as it hasn't turned up yet
Col. E. H. Aull and Miss Alice Aull,
of Newberry and Col John K. Aull,
wife and little daughter, of Columbia,
enroute from Newberry to Hender-
sonville, n. &C., breakfasted Saturday
morning with Mr.. and Mrs R A.
Cooper. The Aull party was travelling
in a touring ,car.-Laurensville Her
aid, 1st
Misses Elizabeth and Julia Kibler
and Lalla Martin are in a list of
South Carolina teachers we'll repre-
sented at Columbia university" we
take from a special which says that
the Southern club, with a member
ship of over 600 teachers, held it's an
nual reception in the Thompson gym
nasimu, New York, Friday evening.
Col E. H. Aull, Mr. and Mrs John
K. Aull and Miss Alice Aull were in
town Saturday afternoon on their way
to visit COL Aull's father at Dyson.
They came from Newberry in an au-
tomobile and used the route by way
of Waterloo into this county. They
reported fine rain all the way on
them from Waterloo to Greenwood
Greenwood Index, 31st
Mrs. w H. Zeigler was taken to the
Sumter hospital Sunday for treatment
She has been in bad health for some
time. Mrs. Zeigler was accompanied
to the hospital by two of her sisters,
Mrs. Vinne Wi1nberly, Of Cameron,
and Miss Edith Evans, trained
nurse, of Columbia Mrs. Zeigler's
daughter, little Elizabeth, and little
son, Horace, are with their grand
parents at Cameron.
Mr.. J. W. Denning, of Newberry, S.
c., spent several days in Benson re-
Gently with relatives. Mr.. Denning
has made South Carolina his home
for the past twenty years and says
he is learning to like the State fairly
we'll He is a native of Johnston and
is son of Mr.. D. B. Dennng, one of
the most successful farmers in this
section of the county. He holds re-
sponsible position with the railroad
company at Newberry.-Benson
Spokesman.
Mr.. Ro3ert W. Houseal has return
ed from the University of Virginia,
having just completed the summer
course in chemistry. which he enter
ed upor after receiving his A. M. de-
gree from the university. Fortune
and honor will smile on this young
graduate of the grand old University
of Virginia He has been appointed
instructor in chemistry in the South
Carolina Medical college. This is a
nigh honor and speaks volumes for
young Mr.. Houseal.
Mr.. W. H. Folk was in the city
Saturday from Pomaria No. 1. He
says there was storm in that Sec
ton Friday morning early. His
daughter, Miss Catherine, had a fry
ing pan in her hand and the lightning
struck nearby, giving her a shock so
that she could not turn the pan loose
until her sister, Miss Ollie, had pour
ed some water on her hand. She felt
it until late in the wing. Besides
blowing down some corn there was
no serious damage done.
Mr.. ]. A. Schroeder, of silverstreet
No. 2, was in the city Saturday. He
told of a storm in that section Friday