The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-03-06
PURELY Personal.
The Movements of Many People, New
herrianS, and These Who Visit
NCWberry.

,ife insurance company OF Virginia, IS
N the city.
Miss Pearl Collier spent the week
end in Newberry visiting.-CIiaton
Chronicle, 26;h.
State Constable Reid Boylston, Of
Blackville, was in town on business
Monday.-Barnwen People, 26th,
Miss Annie L. Green spent the week
end in Union with friends.-Buffalo
Cor. Union Times, 9th.
Mr. Tiles Stokes of Newberry spent
The weekend il Honea Path with re-
latives.-Honea Path Chronicle 25th.
Hons. Eugene S. Blease, of New
berry and A. l.. CASTOR of Chester 1t
tended court here last week.-Winns-
boro Herald and News, 36tn.
2lr. and Ms. P. B. Johnson Of New
berry, spent the weekend in the city
as the guest CT Capt and Mrs. T J.
ruckett-Clinton Chronicle, 26th.
Mrs. L. T. Miller. of Newbercy, who
has been the guest of Mrs. U. R.
Brooks, returned home on Saturday
las,.-The State, 4th.
Mr.. VIM. Paris Chambers, who died
during the second week of November
last in Carlisle, Pa, Where he had been
s,oppiag, once visited Newberry, the
guest of Mr.. w, A. Wherry.
Mr.. Siremba Hendrix, a student of
Newberry college, spent Wednesday
and Thursday Of last week with his
mother, Mrs. Jessie HendriX.-Lees-
Vile Twin-County news, 25Eh.
Mr.. Ellesor Adams, of the Southern
Power Company at Wnitmire, spent
the week end in Newberry at home
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno.
G. Adams, and family.
Miss Bertaa Smith, teacher CT the
Blacksburg High school, spent a
few days in Newberry She returned
Saturday night and is at work again.
-Blacksburg Cor Gaffney Ledger,
24th
From a list of insurance agents
under" !" the twenty five leading agen-
cies December, 1913, business, Colum-
Dia,' We see standing second, the came
of Robe-t Norris. How that man gets
up so high in such a little while
wherever he goes in the insurance
business is a puzzle to US.
The friends here of Mrs. Annie
Humphries of Whi;mire will be glad
TO learn that tie operation on her
eyes, which she recently underwent
i'll Philadelphia, was successful, and
she has returned home with her eye
sight much improved-Union Times,
27th.
Mr.. B. B. Reid, of Newberry, S.
c., was a guest Sunday of Mr. J. B.
Reid.-McAdensyille, y. c., Cor Gaz-
cite, 29rd. This is strange. Mr.. B. B.
Reid, of Newberry, hasn't been in
that section of country in five years
We can understand how two men can
Gave similar names, but we cant un-
derstand the above item.
Mr.. Arthur w. Pittman, VINO re-
Gently came to US from the Newberry
Observer. is a treasure when it comes
to handling a linotype With Claude
Parks and Arthur Pittman manning
the batteries, We feel equal to any and
all demands. Our twelve page issue
this week is oce of the evidences.-
Union Times, 9th
C. T. Wyche, NJ. D., speaker pro-
tempore Of the house, who was strick-
en- with paralysis three weeks ago.
while he was presiding over the house
and has been undergoing treatment
i'll hospital in Columbia since the
attack, was taken to his home az
Prosperity yesterday by his son, C. c.
Wyche, member Of the house from
Spartanburg. DR.. Wyche is gradually
recovering the use of his limbs on the
left side Of his body, which was af-
fected by the paralysis.-The State,