The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-03-16

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Miss Sara Pope returned last week
from visit to Chappells.
Mrs. D. S. Hull, of Westminster, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Sallie E,
Dunbar
Miss Carolyn Caldwell has returned
from visit to her sister, Miss Sara
Caldwell, at Sellers
DR.. ]. Henry Harms will preach the
commencement sermon at Lander col
lege on May 23
Mrs. C. C. Sale and er little daugh-
ter, Miss Blanche, haze returned from
visit to Columbia.
Mr.. surry shockley, of Columbia,
spent Sunday with MS sister, Mrs.
Welo1 Wilbur.
Mrs. Florence Waldrop returned OF
Saturday to her home in Henderson
Vile, after visit here to her brother,
Mr.. C. C. Davis.
The Rev. Y Won A. Riser, pastor OF
St. Paul's Lutheran church, near Po-
maria, was in Columbia yesterday
The State.
Our fellow toWnsman, Judge Ernest
Moore, because Of MS fairness, icis
judgment and his ability, is winning
golden opinions wherever he goes
Lancaster News.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick returned
Monday from very pleasant visit to
her cousin, Miss. Marie Dominick, o.
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Mr.. Nick. Hutchinson paid visit
last week to f;reers, to see / is brother.
Mr.. W. P. Hutchinson, who is in seri-
Gus condition from cancer Of tie.
throat.
Mr.. J. P. Scurry returned from Co
lumbia with his nephew, Carlisle Rob-
inson Mr. Scurry was among the
number w:o enjoyed the late basket
ball game and other things in and
around tire Capital City on Saturday.
Mr.. Robert E. Leavell { as returned
from a tour of six weeks in New York
and others cities and States. He makes
big and long trips, covers much terri
tory and represents large business in
terest, making good on his rounds.
Here they come to have their names
written there! First noble son of
great father, Prof. Gilbert P. Voigt,
Co. l, s.; J. L. Wise, of Prosperity, Co.
I, S5-a truly wise man!-Home Mis-
sion department of LUt eran Church
Visitor.
County treasurer 10 n L. Epps was
taken seriously i'll on Sunday night
and fer a while vas in criG;ca. cor
dition. He was some&hac improve:
yesterday, but is still quite sick man.
The numerous friends of this very pop.
ular and efficient Official hopa that Re
will soon be restored TO aeaits
President J. Henry Harms and
Prof. S. ]. Dtrrick, of Newberry COL
lege and DR.. George B. Cromer, OF
Newberry, were in Columbia yesterday
to attend directors meetings Of TIE
American Lutheran Survey and the Lu-
theran board of pubication-The
State.
Recorder Earhardt had several cases
before him On Monday morning. For
assauiting and beating his wife. Rosa
Anthony, Philip Abrams paid fine Of
SIS. For using abusive and plasp.em-
Gus language John Johnagin had to
pay IS. For riding bicycle after
dark Wit out light, George Rutaer-
ford for cited a 81 bond
Mr.. and Mrs. C, H. Harms. o. sa-
vannah, parents of President J. Henry
Harms, Of Newberry college, stopped
over in Columbia last night. They
will leave Columbia early this morn
ing, returning from a visit to relatives
in Ohio. President Harms was in Co.
lumbia yesterday to attend a meeting
of the stockholders of the Lutheran
Survey Publishing company, and re-
maiaed in Columbia last nigtt.-T0e
State.
Col. E H. Aull, editor and pub
Usher of The NeWberry Herald and
News, one of the best seD1i-weeklJ
newspapers in the State, is visitor
~ AD6orcon Tho ounct of his two