The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-12-08
PURELY Personal
4'ha Wnyements OF Many People, New
lcrrian>, and These VIDE Visit
NeWAelry.

Nr. .. Z, !HGcEahE, OF Ae#oeFFy,
was among the visitors IN the CIT:
Wednesday-Gafney Ledger, 4th.
Mr.. S. J. Ki!gore spent the weekend
at Naw5erry With re,atiy os.-Cllnton
Chron;.:a, 3rd.
G. n. Wilson formerly Wit the oi:
mill here is living at Newberry,-
Ninety-six cor. Greenwood Index; 3rd.
Capt. W. Smith Langford returned
last week from an extended business
trip to Baltimore and washington.
Mrs. Cole. l.. Blease, of Columbia,
attended the Elks memorial day eX-
ercises at the Opera House Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. O. W. Leroy has returned to
her Gome in Greenwood after visiting
her sisters, Misses Sallie and Jessie
Ccppock.
Little Mss Mildred Jones wishes
to extend her thanks to i.er many
friends w@o supported her in the pony
contest
Mr.. E. a. Carlisle, a weN-known
travelling salesman CT Newberry, spent
last night in tie city-Greenwood
Journal, 3rd
Mr.. Thos. F. Brantley, who deliver
ed tle masterful address at the Elks
memorial exercises on Sunday after
noon, was the guest OF Hon. Fred.
H. Dominick wi-ile in the city
Mr.. John NJ. Kinard has been named
from Washington on committee of
bankers to represent sout2. Carolina
in the operation of tie $135,00O,0OO
cotton loan fund.
Miss Lizzie Griffin, o. the Cross Hill
school, visited Mr. John T. Robertson's S
family at Clinton last weekend
Cross Hill cor. Laurensville Herald,
4th.
Mr.. James Noon visited relatives in
Newberry county, where he spent
Thanksgiving and enjoyed few days
in the hunting sport.-Cross Hill cor.
Laurensville Herald, 4th
Miss katherine Wright has returned
to her home in Newberry after spend
ing tie past week here as the guest
Of Miss Zee Wcight-C;nton Chroni-
Gle, 3rd.
Rev. W. R. Rouknight, @ the Kin
ards circuit, is transferred to the New
berry circuit, having served tie al
lotted time at his former charge
Clinton lCt ronicle, 3rd.
NJ. and Nrs. J. L. Aul!, Of Ander-
son. came down on Sunday to visit
relatives. Mr.. Aull returned on Mon
day. leaving Mrs. Au.l with her pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Davidson,
for a ew days.
Gel. Jno. K. AUll, Mr.. ,McLaurln's
warehouse secretary, of Columbia, at
tended the Elks memorial exercises
ir Newberry on Sunday, as did also
Assistant Attorney General fred. H.
Dominick
tgr. jeff ]. Lane, of Ridgeley, Nd, is
at the Newberry otel to spend while
in Newberry. This forer Primu
Jones of the county and prominent
planter is being welcomed by his
friends.
Rev. DR.. A. J. Bowers has been ap-
pointed by the governor to serve on a
committee of mercy or this State OF
the national organization, which was
formed "to act in capacity similar TO
that of the international Red Cross
society
Miss Lila Kib,er is announced IN
the Lutheran icturch Visitor as
among the l:fe members of the Wo-
mans conference Of the United Synod.
Mission Stud: in South Csrolina syn
cd, Mrs. Lottie Derrick. Children's
work, Mrs. J. H Harms.
TIE sad news of the sudden death
of Mrs. George Boozer at her home
near Yaugnnville Sunday night was
received ,1ece Monday morning. Mrs.
Boozer las a number Of friends IN ana
around Cross Hill, who will mourn the
loss of a good friend and an excellent
lady.-Ccoss Hill cor. Laurensv le
Herald, 4th.
Prof. S. J. Derrick, Hon. B. V. Chap
man, of Newberry, Dr. George Y. Hun
ter, of Prosperity, and Mr.. A. H. Kohn,