The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-07-14
PURELY Personal
The Movements of Many People, New.
berrian>, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Prof. DIN NJ Cars. of Clemson
spent sanday wieA PROF W. 5. Notes
Nh John Henry C.appeH spent
Sunday in ,o~n-Fairfeld News. 9Th
Miss Irene Turner. OF New6erry, was
a pleasant visitor in Greenwood last
week Greenwood Index, oh.
Nj. h. y Lealel] OF Newbery, spent
Sunday here with lis hr1ther, Mr..
J. r. Leaveu-Greenwood index, 9th
Miss Drucie Cromer. Of Newberry
is the guest OF Mrs. Jennie Briggs
Clinton Chronicle 9Th
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Henderson, of
Blairs, visited relatives here this week.
Clinton Chronicle, 9th.
Sheriff J. H. VI. Ashley, of Anderson,
and Sheriff Rector, of Greenville, were
In the city FRIDAY.
Prof Geo. A. Mills, the we'll known
educator, of Hope, was among the
chrowd in town Friday.
Mr.. w. A. Fulmer, the Columbia
States expert pressman, was among
the large crowd in town senatorial
campaign day.
Messrs. j. T. Crews, w L. Taylor,
OF Laurens, and ]. F. McCuen, Of Bel
ton, were in the city senatorial cam
paign day.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. A. McFall, of
Bennettsville, VINO have been visiting
in Augusta, arrived in Newberry last
week. on their way to the mountains.
DR.. P. E. Way and sanas and DR..
Geo. K. Hutchinson leave hday for
Chicks to attend the meeting of the
State Pharmaceutical association.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. C. Sonnenburg and
daughter, Miss Blanche Som enburg,
returned Monday from Hartman, n.
Y.
Miss Frances Halfacre and Miss Lois
Hipp are visiting Mrs. Frank Hlpp on
Advent street.-Spartanburg Journal,
9Th.
Miss Nina Sigh spent tle weekend
with relatives at Pomaria, returning
to the city Sunday afternoon.-Unlon
Times, 10th.
Miss Teresa Maybin and Sara
Ealfacre, of Newberry, are guests OF
Mrs. W. H. misunderstanding Lead
er and vindicator, 9Th.
Miss Harietta Langford, of NeWDer-
~, is the attractive guest Of Miss
Fannie Harrison-Trenton cor. Edge
field Chronicle 9ta.
Miss Kitty Norris, of NAwberry, has
accepted work at the orphanage Tor
the summer months.-ClintCn Chronl-
Gle, 9th.
Misses Lois Johnson, of Whitmlre,
and Ruth McCrackin, of Newberry,
are the guests of Mrs. NJ. T. Copeland.
Clinton Chronicle, 9th.
Misses verna and Helen Summer,
of Columbia, and Miss Ida Mae Setz-
Ter. of Pomaria, are visiting their
uncle, Mr., J. P. shealy,
Hon. Fred. H. Dominick, assistant
attorney general and candidate for
congress spent last Thursday here
Greenwood Index, 9th.
Mrs. George A. Wright and daughter,
Elizabeth, o.: Newberry, are visiting at
the home of VIM. B. HarrisoA.-Dillon
Herald, Sth.
Miss Irene Webb, of Cnappells, Wis
tied Misses Frances and Bessie Ford
Turner last week-Johnston News
Monitor, 8th.
Messrs Edgar Hare, Brinton Hite
and Leffie Shealy were elected to
represent Mt. Hebron Sunday school
at the Normal at Newberry this week.
-Delmar Cor. Leesville News, 8th.
Young Bub Hipp, of Newberry, came
out on Sunday to see his uncle, George
Hipp, and to attend the service at
Corinth. He has new runabout ma
chine also.-Saluda Standard. 9th.
Miss Ida Fellers, Of Newberry, re-
turned home Saturday after spending
a few days with her aunt, Mrs. M. q
Willard, of Coronaca.-Coronaca Cor.
Greenwood Index, 9th.