The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-08-21
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Mrs. Marie ". Russell and little
son Roland left last week for Donalds
TO visit relatives and will visit in
Greenvne before returning to New
berry.
Mrs. Taos. Pope and little son,
Thomas, Jr, arrived in the city Mon
day for several days visit to Judge
and Mrs. E. B. Gary.-Abbeville Press
and Banner, 10Th.
Mrs. Jno. A. Lindsay and son Wal
ter, after a visit to relatives in Fair
field county, took a trip to Columbia,
Charleston and the Isle of Palms, re-
] turning home on Tuesday
Miss Frances Jeter, of Whitmire, a
former teacher of Wellridge school,
was the pleasant visitor at Mr.. W. A.
GLADDEN. home for few days this last
week.-Wellridge cor. Chester News,
18TH.
Mr.. H. S. Metts and family visited
several days in Newberry last week
Ridge Road lir. Leesville News, 18th.
Miss Nell Shealy, of Little Noun
tain, IS in town with friends.-Lees-
Vile News, 18th.
Mrs. Jos. Mann left Wednesday for
Spartanburg to visit her daughter,
Mrs. Harry Price, for a few days, af-
ter WI oh she will go to Baltimore to
spend a month with her daughter, Mrs.
A. HI. Summerfeld.
Miss Eupnemia MeClintock, presi-
dent of the College for Women, has
returned to Columbia after stay OF
several week in New York, Boston
and on the coast of Massachusetts. =
State, 18th.
Mr.. C. P. Barre has come to New
berry to stay. He has opened law
Office in the Office formerly occupied
by DR.. O. B. Mayer, in the rear OF
Hunt, Hunt and Hunter in tae Nc
Caughrin building.
Miss Leonora Roper left this after
noon for visit to Laurens, Newberry
and other points. While here sne
was the guest of Miss Catherine
Clinkscales.-Spartarburg journal,
18th.
Mrs. J. A. Simpson and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, of Prosperity, spent
Wednesday with Mrs. Simpsons sister,
Mrs. VIM. Johnson. Mrs Lucy Young
spent Thursday with them at
Prosperity.
Mr.. R. L. Tarrant and family have
returned home, after mis- vacation
from the Commercial bank and New
berry. Mr.. Tarrant's little daughter,
Mss Rose Turpin, is we'll since her re-
TIN from the hospital.
Mr.. James l. Campbell, creditman
for the Leslie-Judge company with his
headquarters in Atlanta, was in the
city visiting his litrle daughter, Miss
Marie Campbell. He is a Newberrian,
formerly a Jalapa boy, and we were
glad to renew mis- acquaintance.
1t is likely that Miss Kitty Norris
will take Mrs. Middleton's place at the
river. She has been keeping the
Florida cottage during the summer.
Sic will continue there as matron all
the coming year.-Thornwell Mes
senger.
! Dr.. A. P. Julian, formerly a well
known physician of this section, now
of Lake City, Fla, came out from
! Leesville last Friday and spent a
sort while at the home of Mr.. j. G..
Caughman.-Delmar cor. Leesville
News, 10Th.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fred Schumpert
and little daughter, Fredna, and Mr.
and Mrs. Homer ScAumpert, all of
{ Newberry, left for their homes Mon
day after spending several days with
the family of their kindsmen, Mr. w
T. A. Sherard.-Iva cor Anderson
Mail, 18th.
The visitors in the home Of Mr.. J.
W. Flush last week were as follows:
Mrs. Ed Ellison and sweet little chill
dren, OF Silverstreet; Mr. Jim Hender-
son and wife, of Greenwood; Mr.. San
dy Witt, of Callison, and Miss Eva
, Duncan -Tnuher Town cor Green