The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-03-10
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People, New,
berrianS. and These Who Visit
NeWberry.

AeuueSudN anu iuL 9u''S III 90 49,
-AbbevilIe Medium, 9Th.
Miss jamie Thomasson has returned
from Lancaster, her school having
ceased.
Miss Annie Mann has returned from
As2eviIle. after attending the marriage
OF ner cousin, Mr.. Roy Swar.zburg.
Mrs. Clarence Smith, OF Kinards,
is visiting her mo her in North
Church street.-spartanburg Journal,
5th.
NJ. TAad w. Coleman and family
nave returned from Mardi Gras at
New Orleans.-Whitmi'e cor. Union
Times, 6h.
Miss Annie Green, who is teaching
at Buffalo. spent the weekend with
:...iss Ma Sligh.-Whi,mire cor. Union
Times, 9Th
Nh Ben Hardy was here today. HIS
wife is still in bed having had
slight stroke of paralysis last fall
Whitmire cor. Union Times, 9Th.
Miss Marietta Langford has been
visiting at her home in Newberry.
She had as a guest, Miss Ellen Math-
eson.-The State, End
Miss Estelle Chappell will have TO
be taken to Knowlton's hospital, CO.
lumbia, Wednesday for nose and
throat operation.
We reckon everybody will be glad
TO learn that Mr.. George Long is well
of the small pox. They ought to be if
they are not.
Mrs. R. C. Boylston and children
have returned to their home in
Blackville, after a visit to her par
ents, MIR. and Mrs J. R. Davidson.
Mrs. Grace Hutchinson has return
ed from visit to relatives in Green
vile. Miss Josie Hutchinson is Wis
iting in Greenville
Mr.. VIM. c. Schenck had occasion to
communicate with a citizen of Spar
tanburg Sunday and he tells us that
it showed all day there Sunday
Or. W. L. Sims, ~ao ha; been i'll
.; 2 whi}g, hes ascu re>:opora:ed
ai.d Is town tol2y receiving con-
gratulations cf many friends-Whit-
mire cor Union Time, 9Th.
Mr. Lutaer A. Duckett is at home
from Florida. He has an important
position with The Seaboard Air Line
railroad in The land Of fiowers.-Whit-
r2ire cor. Union Times, 9Th.
Misses Myrtle NcKeown Mary Peck
Hay Elem Matheson, Mildred Klgore,
Louise Autrey and T Hunter attend
ed TIE convention at Newberry the past
{ geek.-The State, 2nd.
Mr.. Joe Duckett is here from Pana-
tna, where he has been for y months.
Mr.. Duckett's next move will be to-
Alaska, where ne Will seek his fortune
in the way of gold mines.-Whitmire
cor. Union Times, 9Th
Mr.. T. E. Wicker got telegram
Saturday from the editor of the R. T.
D. News giving him the pleasing in
formation that there was an increase
of 500 in the salary of the R. F. D.
man, each.
Solicitor R. A. Cooper, who is
candidate for governor in the primary
this summer, will not have to make
the race for solicitor, as many have
supposed. His present term does not
expire until two years hence.-Green-
wood Journal
Charley Leon has taken the place
OF Joe Lem, who has gone to New
York Charley Leon says he has been
in the laundry business 10 years i'll
New York, is a frist-class workman
and the best that has ever been in
Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Hunt have re-
eurned from Atlanta. Mrs. Hunt went
over TO pay him visit and be with
him on his return. Mr.. Hunt is i'm
proved very much by his treatment
for rheumatism at the Robertson
Blackman sanitarium, which his
friends meaning everybody-are so
glad to hear.
DR.. W. G. Houseal on Thursday af-