The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-08-24

Policeman Ben F. Melton LETT on
Monday for his former home in Troy,
Montgomery county, \. c., t1is being
mis- first visit since leaving there p
years ago.
Mr. L. J. Langford visited relatives
at Blythewood and West Marion last
week. He went over with his son
"Bub," who came by from Kinards in
his car. "Bub" is a rural carrier at
Kinards. cor. Leesville News.
Miss Eva Dunning and little Miss
Elizabeth Dunning have gone to New
berry, where they wills spend two
weeks with the family of John W. Ear
hardt.-The State.
Miss Lucille Latham has as her guests
Misses Willie Mae and Marguerite
Wise, Ruth Boland of Savannah and
Lottie Hipp of Elloree. Miss Hipp is
here for the .Holloway-Dick wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Jones, on their
way to Newberry from their bridal So
journ in the mountains of North Caro-
lima, spent Wednesday night in Lau-
rens.-Laurensville Herald.
Mr.. George Mitchell returned from
Washington on Sunday. His friends
will be glad to know that he is i'm
proved in health, since his visit to a
Greek physician and specialist in that
city.
Messrs. William and John Webb and
Misses Popie and Irine Webb of Chap
pells spent few days of the past
week {. ere with friends, making the
trip in their touring car.-JoEnston
Times.
Mrs. Addie Hill and daughter. Miss
Jessie of Lauren9 MRS. Ella Johnson
and Mrs. Hugh Workman of Clinton
are visiting tier father, Mr.. Martin
Bullock. VINO is critically i'll at the
home of mis- son in this city.
Miss Roberta Mann will return on
Tuesday from a long visit to her sister
in Baltimore. Her friends of the "Jol-
ly Bunch" society, as we'll as many
other friends who have missed her,
will be glad to have her home again.
Mr.. Frank G. Wright, who has been
on vacation visit to relatives in New
berry and Laurens, left on last Friday
for Asheville, thence returning to
Washington, D. c., to resume iais run
as express agent between Washington
and Atlanta.
Messrs. A. P. Boozer and T. NJ. San
ders have returned from washington,
Baltimore, Richmond and otter points.
They combined business with pleasure.
After selecting new goods, they en-
joyed many of the interesting sights
in those great places.
The, Rev. W. ]. Roof and family of
Newberry spent Monday nigct with J.
S. Wessinger's family, leaving on
Tuesday morning for summerland,
Charleston and MT. Pleasant, where
they will spend their vacation with
relatives.-Chapin cor. The State.
Misses Marta Boozer of Columbia
and Marie Settler of Spartanburg
spent Sunday with Mrs. William John
son on their way to Spartanburg, Miss
Boozer returning Miss Settlers visit.
Mr.. w. S. Mann made visit to Co.
lumbia on Monday.
Mrs. l. E. Long and children and her
sister, Miss Maud Weinheimer, arrived
Monday from Charleston to visit Rev.
Mr.. Longs sister, Mrs. C. B. Spinks,
and brother, Mr.. Wilbur Long, in New
berry, and her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. l. Long, at Helena, before returning
to tceir home in Mooresville, N. C.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Brown, who
were married two weeks ago in Savan-
nah, lave been the guests of the bride
groom's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A.
Brown, in College Place, They have
gone to make their nome in Newberry
where Mr.. Brown is in business. He
is native of Richland county.-The
State.
In honor of Ter house guests, Mrs.
J. W. Bolt entertained Monday even
ing for Misses Sue Vance Godbold of
Timmonsville, Dafne Coker of Marion
and Harriet Adams of Newberry. A
large number of Mrs. Bolts young
frineds were invited to the reception
and the occasion was one Of the most
delightful of the weeks social calen-
dar.-Laurens cor. Greenville News.
DR.. P. E Way, Mr.. ]. D. (Tant)
Wicker and Mr. Frank G. Davis left