The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-01-13
PURELY Personal,
The Movements OF Many People, New
herriaus, and These Who Visit
NewDerry.

hprF{aTiS, and lnhSS W uO NLSA'
NeWDerrg.
Mr.. C. &. Fellers has been trans
ferred from Albany to Fitzgerald ga.
Mr. J. W. Workman has changed
from Mountyiiie to Bon Air, Ala.
Miss Lula Mayer has returned from
Mayesyille,
Mr.. Rufus Fellers, of Columbia, is
in the city on business.
Mr.. B. S. Morgan has moved from
the lower. regions OF Prosperity pacA
to Newberry city.
Mr.. J. l.. Aull, of Dyson, spent
Monday in the city with his son, Col
L. H. Aull.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Long and little
daughter, Lillian, spent Sunday at
home in the country.
Mr. James Cansler was here Tues
day from Tirzah.-York News, Sta
What the same Cansler of Tirzah?
Mr.. James swygert and sister, Miss
Etal, visited friends III Newberry
last week.-Leesville Twin-County
News, 7th.
siremba Hendrix and Leo Derrick,
Of Newberry college, spent their va
cation at home.-Leesville Twin
County News, 7th.
Mir. Edgar Hare leave today to be-
gin his studies at Newberry college.
-Leesville Twin-County News, 7th.,
J. L. Berry, of Chappells route ?,
was in Saluda Wednesday-Saluda
Standard, 8th.
Henry Attawsy, of Chappells, route
,, was in Saluda Monday-Saluda
Stanard, 8th.
J. IA. Lester, of Silverstreet route 1,
was in Saluda one day last week
Saluda Standard, Sth.
NJ. H. Kempson, of Silverstreet'
route l, was in Saluda this week.
Saluda Standard, Sth.
Mrs J. R. Green and Mrs L. W.
6. Blalock left Monday for Arcadia,
Fla-, on an extended trip.
James Abrams returned to B. Nj. /,
Greenwood. Monday. On account OF
having measles he could not return
sooner.
Mrs. Wilson, of Prosperity, is Wis
iting, her mother, Mrs. Franklin, on
r. F. D. 4NLeesville Twin-County
News, Tth.
Mr.. Rufus Adams, of near Newber-
ry, spent few days last week with
friends and relatives near Leesville.
Twin-County News, 7th.
Miss Gladys Chappell spent the hol-
idass in Newberry, She will be- with
Nrs. Joseph H. Cantelou for the en-
suing ternl-EdgefeId Chronicle, Sth
Soliciting Freight Agent Denning,
of the c., \. & L., was in tae city
Tuesday from Newberry-Laurens-
Vile Herald, 9th And one OF the very
oest ever there.
Music was furnished by Mr.. W. B.
Todd, Miss Annie Green, Mr.. Frank
Morgan and Mr.. H B. Jam&s.-Bui
falo Cor Union Progress, Account
of Odd Fellows banquet Saturday
night, 3rd.
Mr.. J. F. Mooney, Of 'Newberry, has
been spending a few days in the city
on busiaezs.-Ganney Ledger, 9Th.
Must be J. J. Moore, the piano man.
This is the way new names spring
up. or mistakes occur.
Thanks are especially due Presi-
dent Wright and Superintendent
Davis of the Newberry cotton mills
: for their generous contributions to
the Sunday schools on this occasion.
Lutheran Church Visitor, Sth, ac-
count of Christmas celebration Mayer
Memorial congregation.
Mr. T. J. Davenport went to Green
vile Friday OF business, returning TO
Newberry Saturday by way of Co.
llimbia, bringing his daughter, Miss
Petite Davenport, from Knowltons
hospital, where s2e has been for treat
ment. She is getting along nice,
but is still under treatment at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Hutchinson and
family, of Cateechee, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
B. Caughman and family, Of Greenville
Mr.. and Mrs. R. P. Carey and family,
of Bolton, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Hutch
inson and family, Of Easley, Mrs. J.
D. Hutchinson, Of Columbia, and Mr..
Thomas Hutchinson. OF Charlotte,
have returned to their respective
homes, after spending the holidays in
Newberry with Mr.. T W. Hutchinson
and family