The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-06-04
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People. New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
Gewherry.


Mrs R. w. shelor is visiting
friends in Newberry-Anderson Intel
hgencer.
Miss Winton Agnew, of Donalds. has
been elected to teach at Yhitmire next
session.
Miss Lenora Henry has returned
from saluda county, where she has
been teac1 ing school.
Mr.. D. L. Beacham has returned from
Charlotte, his father having recovered
from illness.
Miss Lucia Winn, of Donald, teacher
at Jalapa, will attend the Knoxville
summer school.
Miss Mary Frances Kibler returned
on Wednesday from tae Woman's col
1ege at Greenville.
Miss Mayme Ferguson is spending
some time in Newberry visiting Tela-
tives.-Laurens Advertiser.
Miss Et.el Bowers, of the Bennetts-
vile graded schools, is at home to
spend her vacation.
Mr.. &c. A. Bowman left yesterday for
Charlotte to spend a vacation with Mr,
Eduard Scholtz.
Misses Lois and Mamie Lou Glasgow,
of Jalapa, are spending the week with
Miss Cora Ewart.
Mr.. W. F. Allen, of Greenville, spent
a day with his brother, Mr.. R. E. Al
len, during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. L. Langford, OF
Prosperity, are here, to attend the
graduating exercises of their daughter,
Annie Lee Langford.-Rock Hill Her
aid
Miss Annie Green, Buffalo school
teacher, has returned to Newberry, af-
ter attending commencement at Co.
lumbia this week.
Superintendent W. Edward Monts, of
the Parrott, Ca, High school, has re-
turned to mis- home in the Prosperity
country to spend vacation.
Mr.. Joe T. Hutchinson is back from
Columbia to the Newberry Caldwell &
Haltiwanger store. Hutch" is all
right as a salesman.
H. o. Long, of silverstreet, passed
through Columbia yesterday, returning
from the commencement exercises of
summerland college-The State.
Messrs. Harold Boozer and George
Sigh have arrived from Pittsburg, Pa,
to spend vacation at nome in Newberw
after an absence of two years.
Mrs. F. C. Omberg and brother, Mr..
Grover Todd, are in Newberry. Tney
will not return to Dublin, Ca. but Will
20 back to Millen.
Mr. Fischer Beacham and his bride,
after their visit to Helena looking for
the rainbow, left yesterday on their
return to Clinton.
DIR. W. G. Houseal is in Charleston,
where he attended the meeting of bse
board of trustees of the Medical Col
lege of South Carolina. He will be
back today, Friday.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider spent Wed
nesday in Columbia at the hospital
with Mrs. Fulenwider, who underwent
an operation on that day and is doing
nicely.
George B. Cromer, Of Newberry,
was in Columbia yesterday. Monday
night DR.. Vromer was on the program
for the closing exercises of the John
ston school.-The State.
III. Hunter, Esq, of Newberry, was
a visitor in the city Saturday-Lau-
rens Advertiser. You are little mixed.
Anyone abroad would be liable to get
miexd on Hunt, Hunt and Hunter.
The Sellers se5ool, under the eff
cient supervision of Miss Sarah Cald-
well, Miss Pauline Mcdaniel and Miss
Floy Bethea, will close on Friday night,
June 4th, with appropriate exercises
Marion Star.
Misses Lizzie Griffin and Irene Nc
Daniel will spend month at Harris
Springs, before going to their respect
i've homes.-Laurens Advertisers ac-
count of the ending of ''a good year
in Gross Hill High school,"
DR.. ]. NJ. Kibler has returned from
Baltimore. Mr.. Sonnenburg stood the