The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1914-02-06
PURELY Personal.
The Movements of Many People, New
berrianS, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mr.. ]. \. Addy has changed his
route from Prosperity to Leesville.
Miss Blanche Davidson has gone on
visit. to Blackville
Cadet Carroll Dennis, Of Clemson
college. is at home on a sick furlough.
Mr.. J. F Moore has returned to
Newberry, at the Crotwel.
Mrs. A. c. Thomasson, Jr,, returned
Thursday from Naxvil!e and other
places in Florida.
Mrs. c. F. Graham and Miss Eliza
beth Shealy, Of Columbia, are visiting
Mrs. J. P. s&ealy,
Mr.. ]. P. Mahon has moved from
College street to the former Black
welder house in upper Main.
Mrs. William Johnson returned to
Columbia the first of the week, after
a brief presence at home, owing to the
continued illness CT her daughter.
Mr.. J. A. Burton has returned from
visit to Rev. George A Wright at
Johnston. Mr.. Wright remains in a
critical condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Lorick, Of Pros
perity, have returned home, after
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Geiger on
Oak street.-The State, 4th.
Mrs. c. T. Wyche has returned to
her home in Prosperity, after a short
visit to friends here.-Spartanburg
Herald, 4th
Mr.. R. D. Boyd, of the seminary,
preached at Sunny Slope and Little
Mountain last Sabbat1-A R. Presby
terian, 4th
Having fully recovered from his ILL
ness Mr.. George Yonce left Monday
for Newberry college to resume his
studies- Johnston News-Monitor, 4th.
Miss Annie Kibler. of Limestone COL
!ege. who has been spending a few
days with Mrs. r. NJ. Dacus, has re-
turned to Gaffney-Greenville News,
9Th.
Rev. C. H. Majors, Of Prosperity,
Rev C. Bynum Belts, OF Troy, and Rev.
R. r. Kerr, of Bradley, attended the
Philomathean celebration last Friday
night.-A. R. Presbyterian, 4th.
Sam Sing was in the city Tuesday,
Sam is now running laundry at Cam
den. He once ran the place now run
by Joe Lem, where the Sam Sing sign
still hangs.
Mr.. ]. D. Smith, who for the past
several weeks has been dangerously
i'll at the home of his son, Dr.. Thos.
W. Smith, seemed at one time to have
grown better, continues critically i'll.
A delegation from Due West will at
tend the Sabbath school convention at
Anderson, February 11-13. Rev. J. w.
Carsonsis is much interested in this con-
vention.-A. R. Presbyterian, 4th, The
Rev. Mr.. Carson will preside dt the
convention.
Deputy William Dorroh has brought
his family to the city, Nance street,
few doors beyond the E. Y. Morris
corner. Mr.. Henry Chappell from the
city Eas taken the, place vacated by
Mr.. Dorroh, near the residence of
Supervisor J. H. Chappell
Mr.. William Kibler, who last week
underwent removal of back tumor at
the DR.. Howard Kelly's sanitorium in
Baltimore, is recovering, and Messrs.
Roy Cannon and Ralph Ward, since
undergoing operations for appended
tbs at the Columbia hospital last week
are improving, their friends will be
glad to learn.
Mrs. Walter S. spearman and son,
Master Walter S., Jr9 returned to
their home in Newberry, S: c., yes
terday morning after spending six
weeks here visiting at the home Of
Mrs. spearman's brother and sister,
Mr.. ]. W. Cuthbertson, on Ransom
Place and Mrs. W. J. Thomas, on
south Tryon street-Charlotte Observ-
er, 3rd
1t will be gratifying news to her
many friends in Newberry to learn