The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-05-11
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People, New.
berrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.


Mrs. Louisa ZobeI has returned from
visit to her sons in Charleston.
Capt. w. H. Day. of Russell, S. c.,
is visiting in Newberry.
Miss Mary Frances Poole has been
reelected one of TIE teachers in the
AbbevilIe public schools.
Mrs. J. L. Walker has returned from
a visit to relatives in Newberry and
Observation-Disclosures Times.
Mrs. ]. H. Wylie and little daughter
Bessie are visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. G. A, Shealy.
Mrs. T. j. Duckett spent few days
this week with her daughter, Mrs.
Duncan Johnson, of New0erry.-Clin-
ton Gazette.
Hon. V. B. Chapman, of Newberry,
passed through tie city Tuesday from
Laurens, where he Las been engaged in
the courts.-Clinton Gazette.
The Rock Hill Record reports most
delightful afternoon party, among the
charming guests Of which was Miss
Sarah Fant. of Newberry.
Mr.. A. H. AsbnI and family, of Bates
burg, spent Wednesday in Newberry
with his brother, Mr.. P. B. Asbill, and
family.
Misses Matte Morse and Lepore
Henry were weekend visitors of Miss
sudie schumpert, of NewOerry.-sa-
luda Standard
Miss Nell Coleman is at home for
the SUMMER, after teaching in New
berry .county.-Feasterville corJWinns-
boro News and Herald.
Rev. H. D. Chapman, of Little Noun
tain, just graduated from tie Lutheran
seminary, will engage in his first reg
ular ministerial work at Rio, w. Va.
Mr.. Walter Cameron left on yester-
day for Greenwood for few days. He
is well connected with the great South
ern Power company.
Miss Rosalie Wheeler> en- route
from Johnston to her home at Pros
perity,- spent several days last week
with Miss Lucy Wheeler. in Eau Glars.
The tsate.
Delegates j. D. Wicker and J. Y.
Jones viii represent tie Newberry
lodge at the meeting in Rock Hill of
the grand lodge of Odd Fellows, on
Wednesday.
Those of his friends who saw him
were glad to see him down town" on
Saturday. They hadn't seen Tim out
in long while Speaking of Mr.. O.
Wells, Uncle os."
Miss Minnie Salter, while visiting
her brothers, Messls. Dewitt and
Clement Salter, in Atlanta, enjoyed the
great Metropolitan Grand Opera, a
treat. of lifetime
DR.. @. A.Mattnews is preparing to
ierect nice, residence in Moore street,
next to DR.. Townsend's. Henry D.
Harrail is the acritect and J. NJ. Par
ket the contractor.-Pe Dee Advocate.
Dr. Whittemore will be at tie jew
elry store of P. C. Jeans & co. on next
Friday and Saturday. Dr. iWhittemore
is one of the leading opticians in the
State and it may be to your interest
to see him.
Mrs. E. P. Matthews, Mrs. j. W.
Reeder and Miss Gertrude Reeder, of
Newberry, and Mr.. Pat Mitchell, of
Prosperity, attended the Mitchell-Allen
wedding at Leesville last week. Mr..
Mitchell was one of the usners.
Miss Aida Rae Wheeler, from Pros
perity, and Misses Helne and Rose
Nichols, from silEerstreet, were here
last week. Miss Wheeler and Miss
Helen Nichols are former students of
the coIlege.-summerland news from
Leesville
Prof. J. W. swittenberg of New
berry, and Miss Laura Cromer, form
erly of this city. were reelected to
their positions in the Kingstree city
schools at a meeting of the trustees
last week, the former as superintend-
ent and tie latter as principal.
Mr. j. P. Derrick, of the senior class
of Newberry college, was delegate to
the first annual meeting of the Inter
COLLEGIATE Prohibition association at