The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-11
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People, New.
berrianS, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

week from HenQerSonFlIle.
Mr.. A. C. Jones, Of Spartanburg, is
in the city.
DR.. T. B. Jacobs spent Friday in
the mountains.
Prot. and Mrs. S. j. Derrick returned
from Lexington last week.
Miss Isohne Wyche, OF Prosperity,
is visiting Miss Kate Thompson on
Hillcrest avenue-The State, 9th.
Misses Annie ano Rosine Counts, Of
Prosperity, visited Mrs. John Brazell,
Sr., this week-Tle State, 9th.
Miss Lille Mann, Mimnaugh's book
keeper and cashier, is spending her va
cation in Columbia.
Mr.. w. E. Boozer, O.: Columbia,
spent the weekend in NewberTy with
his mother and sister.
Mr.. Mack Summerfeld, Oh Columbia,
O. the United Tailoring and Hat COM
pany, was in the city Sunday.
DELEGATE T. E. Wicker is in Wast-
ington attending the meeting Of the
National Letter Carriers association.
Mrs. Alma Snead and little son and
Miss Mae Wallace, of Atlanta, are Wis
iting Mrs. E. H. Summer.
Misses Maude Go,orth and Nina
Sigh spent Sunday in Newberry with
Miss Annie Green-Union Times, 7th.
Mr.. G. w. Bullock, of Newberry,
was in the city Wednesday.-Gaffney
Ledger, 7th.
Mrs. n. H. Oxner let Saturday for
a short stay in Newberry.-The State,
7th.
Mr.. J. F. Moore and family are
spending awhile at their former home
in Hiddenite, n. C.
Mrs. R. E. Leavell and children are
spending the month of August in Eas-
ley.
Rev. James D. Kinard and sons are
visiting relatives at Prosperity
Greenwood Journal, 9Th.
Miss Grace Eargle has returned
from Peak, after visiting her uncle
Capt. P. E. Eargle.
Mrs. G. B. Shockley and little
Fredna are visiting their parents, MI.
and Mrs. ]. F. Cromer, Of Newoerry.-
Lexington DlspatcA, 9th.
Miss Lula Mayer, Of Newberry,
spent last Friday with her friend, Miss
,J,,1a nAooen.-LeXlngJo Dlspat2h,
5th
Mrs. Johnstone Stevens, of Newber-
ry, is spenulng several days With rel
ati7es in this seetion.-W'nite Town
cor. rogef1eIo Advertiser, 9th.
Miss rpting, Of Newberry, us the
guest of Miss Grace Castles, in South
Converse street.-Spartanburg Jour-
nal, 9Th.
lnr. Robert Rhoden, of Newberry,
mas been visiting friends in the Val
lev the past week.-Aiken Sentinel
valley News, 9Th
MT. and mrs. A. T. Brown are Wis
itins friends at Rock Hill, Columbia,
and Newberry tlis week.-Aiken Sen
tlnei-Valley News, 9Th.
MISS Josephine May, OF Prosperity,
who is guest of Mrs. S. S: treW,
is spending Jew days in Fort Mill
w1th trienas.-Rock Hill Record, 9Th.
Mr. and Mrs C. ]. Zobel, CT New
berry, are visiting their daughter
Mrs. w. P. Yonce-Johnston News
Monitor, 9th.
MISS Mamie Bell Eison will spend
few days with her sister near New
berry.-Goshen Hill cor. Union Times,
18th 80.
Mrs. NJ. B. Gillianl and little
oaugnter, Lucue, returned last week
from visit to friends aid relatives
at Whitmire.-Cnion Times, Fth.
Miss Cornelia Mayer, OF NeWDerry'
is the guest OF Miss Virginia Lee
Poole at her home in SoutA street
Union Times, lua. >.
.Ars. h-,be1t Gee and little son, OF
Ne11erl y, are vlsIung at lie home Oh
rs II. c. Ma1gum.-Union Times,
IN
Messrs. ]. T. Cromer and family, I,
D. schumpert and family and B. H.
Arc4raw nave returned IRON AsheVllIe
Ald Hendersonyille.
MIR. Andrew Nj. Chapman, OF Saluda,
attended tle sessions last week OF t-e
South Carolina University convention
at Clayton Memorial church.
Mss CIcola laws returned yester-
cay from New0erry, where she spent
the past week visiting relatives ana
3rienQs-i- he State, 9tE.
Mss Olive Feagle Eas returned from
q trip to Washington, Baltimore. Phil
adeiphia and various places OF inter
est in tie North.
Senator Alan Johnstone and Prof. ).
3. OaNeall Holloway have been ap-
pointed delegates BY the State Farmers
Union to the Southern Cotton congress
at Washington this week
Rev. Dr.. a. J. Bowers preached IN
Lexington Sunday. The people were
expecting a feast of spiritual food, 1t
is safe to say they were not dlsap-
pointed.
Clarence j. culogtson and his two
children, Of Newberry, spent the week
end with his brot1er, Clyde, in the
Trinty-Ridge section.-Laurensvll-e
Herald, 7th.
w. D. Hardy and son, Frank, nave
taken up their aboard at the Hardy
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