The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-06
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turned from brief visit to Spartan
burg, Greenvil!e and other places.
Miss Morsie Hayes of Columbia is
spending her vacation in Newberry
with her mother, Mrs. Winnie Boozer
Mayes.
Misses Lila and Julia Summer are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. ]. E. Summer at
their nome on Grace street.-Green-
wood Journal.
Rev. ]. B. Connolly and family nave
gone to Prosperity to spend this week
with elatives.-Princeton cor. Lau-
rens Advertiser.
Mrs. E. B. Hammond of Georgetown
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in New
berry with her son, Mr. E. F. Ham
mond, on her way to Greenville to
visit relatives in that city.
Miss Mary Frances Poole, of New
berry, a former Converse girl, is
spending few days with Miss Annie
Grier on Alabama Street-Spartan-
burg Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur julien Burns,
with t-eir little daughter, Corinne
Lockwood, are in Newberry, visiting
Mr.. Burns brother, Mr.. David Burns,
and mis- family.-Charleston Post.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert G. Parks and
Messrs. John Peterson, Richard Floyd,
Bennie Mayes and David Caldwell left
on Wednesday for Pawleys Island, to
be gone ten days.
S. C. Still and children have re-
turned from Newberry. Mr.. Stills
mother, Mrs. Still, accompanied them
and will make Ter home here.-The
State.
Mr.. Rie-ard NJ. Caldwell, now a
merchant prince of Columbia, and a
big one with his equal partner, Mr.. j..
W. Haltiwanger, paid another of his
pleasant visits to Newberry this week.
&c. Counts of Prosperity spent yes
/ terday in Columbia. Mr.. Counts man
ufactures grain cradles in an extensive
degree. He purchased an automobile
before returning to Prosperity yester-
day.-Tne State.
! DR.. J. Henry Harms, president OF
Newberry college, was here and in this
community several days this week
looking after the interest of the col
lege. He remained over after the re-
union at Delmar-Leesville News.
! Mr.. B. C. Matthews and family Of
Newberry were over last week attend
ing the birthday party of tie formers
father, Mr.. W. E. Matthews Of our
town. Mr.. Matthews came over in his
| car-LeeSV1lle news.
Miss Glennie Melton, with her sister
and two brothers, after visiting the
family of Mr.. W. S. Melton and other
relatives in Newberry. will return on
Friday to their home in Laurens
county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Summer, with
two children, left on Wednesday by
auto to visit relatives at Hickory Grove
and spend a while at Hendersonville.
They were accompanied as far as
Smyrna, York county, by Miss Ida Ep-
ting.
Rev. E. D. Kerr of Newberry spent
Sunday in. the city with Mrs. c. A.
Milford and occupied the Presbyterian
pulpit in the morning and preached
at the A. R. P. church at union SER
vices on Sunday evening.-tAbbeville
Medium.
Sheriff Cannon C. Blease Of New
berry was visitor in the city for a
short time yesterday and while here
was tie guest of Sheriff Ashley. Mr..
Blease had been on visit to his wife,
who is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Summers. Anderson Intelligencer.
Mr.. J.H. Bison of Athens, Ga, came
10 Newberry and went by auto to CO.
,umbia, visiting his wife at tie nos
oital. He was accompanied by his
children, returning on Tuesday, when
Mr.. Bison returned to Athens. Mrs
Rogers reports her sister as improY-
ing.
At a meeting OF the trustees and
patrons of the Bethany school held in
the school building last week, Prof.
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