The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-09-15

Miss Sudie Dennis, o. Newberry
spent yesterday in Columbia, the guest
OF Miss AinsIey Houseal Miss Den
mis- will teach this winter at Swansea.
TIE State. 13tn.
Miss Katherine Smith, one Of Arm
strong. Gator and Co.'S milliners, Of
Baltimore. Md, arrived last week to
/ take charge of Mimnaugh's millinery
department. Mimnaugh will this sea-
son outdo all previous efforts.
| Julian White left yesterday for
Spartanburg, returning to the Wofford
Fitting school. He is a junior this
year. Willie Mayer leaves today for
the same school, as a member OF this
years junior class.
Miss Sadie Goggans, rural school
supervisor of Newberry county, VINO
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
George Bale in Laurens, has returned
home to resume her work OF visiting
the schools of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Long, with
their bright little boy William, after
a few days pleasantly spent with Mr..
Longs parents at Chappells, will re-
turn home today-Puckett's cor.
Greenwood Index, 10th
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas E. Keitt, who
were married early in August, have
returned from months stay in the
North Carolina mountains and else
where, and are at nome at the resi-
dence of Col. M. B. Hardin.-Clemsop
cor. Sunday News.
Miss Julia Johnstone of Newberry,
is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. w. P,
Houseal, at I'LL Hampton street.
Miss Johnstone is on her way to
Granitevil,e, where she will teach this
winter in tie graded scrool.-The
ctoto 7o+b
When it come to digging up good,
live redmanship news, see Otto Klet-
tner. He is the boy and many readers
of the American Red Man are indebt-
ed to him for many articles appearin g
in this paper-American Red Man,
14th.
Mr.. jeff T. Cromer of the county,
VINO broke his arm some time ago,
still comes in with his arm in sling.
j. Y. McFall, R. L. TarRnr, Floyd
Bradley, R. H. Wright and J. Fl. Sum
mer in buying bale of cotton each at
10 cents a pound.
MRS. Olin H. Lane has returned from
Columbia, where she has been for
some time undergoing treatment for
tnroat trouble. For long time she
she couldn't speak above whisper,
but mas now regained her voice. She
let, her husband much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Craps. and
three children, Of Newberry, spent
last Thursday night at Mr. W. H.
Hare's after having attended the fun
eral of Mr. Craps sister at Cedar
Grove.-Leesille Twin-County News,
9th.
Mrs. w. O. Watkins and two child
rem, Joe and Mamie, and Mr.. and Mrs
\. Boozer and little daughter, Mildred,
rom Chappelis, are visitors in the
home of Mr.. A. P. Lott and Mr.. J. F.
Watkins, coming in their new touring
car.-Johnston cor. Edgefeld Chroni-
Gle, 10Th.
Miss Fannie Holloway, tomato clEu
organizer in Newberry county, ~;
been enjoying ner vacation at home
but has gone to Elloree on visit to
her sister, Mrs. J. S. Weeks. During
her absence Miss Holloway will also
visit friends at Sumter and return
home the last of the month.
Mrs. J. F. Schumpert and daughter,
Miss Fredna, have come from their
country home to spend the fall and
winter at Mr. Nick. Hu.chinsons s.
where they have been spending the
time during tie absence of Sergeant
at-Arms Schumpert of the State SEN
ate.
W. l.. Ruff left this morning for
Newberry to take UP his new work as
special agent OF the Commercial Life
! & Casualty Insurance company, OF
Savannah. for western South Carolina
Winnsboro hates to lose Billy and
he will be greatly missed.-Winnsboro
News and Herald, 10th.