The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-11-02
PURELY PERSONAL
GAe Movements of Many People, New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

CoIGmOla Tor the tar ne 0tdle'
Mrs Carrie Golden Of Atlanta has
been visiting friends in Newberry and
Helena.
Mrs. W. P. Yonce and little son of
Johnston are visiting Mrs. Yonce's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Zobel.
Miss Lizzie Abrams of the Clinton
Orphanage faculty spent Thursday
with her brother, Mr.. J. C. Abrams.
Corrie Havird, '12, is now al
teacher in the schools of Newberry.-I
Winthrop News
Miss Sarah Simmons spent the week
end in Chester-Winthrop Weekly
News.
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Werts spent
the weekend with Mrs Werts' brother
near Siherstreet.-Sal Standard.
Mrs. ]. L. Werts and Miss Emma
were shopping in Newberry the early
part of last week-Saluda Standard.
Mrs. ]. W. NJ. Simmons of Newberrv
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Alan
Johnstone, Jr.-The State
John Bach Bedenbaugh of Pomaria
came to Columbia yesterday for the
State fair.-The State.
W. A. Hill, postmaster at Newberry,
is in Columbia for fair week.-The
State.
W. G. Cockrell of Chappells. route ?,
was here one day last week.-saluda
Standard.
Mr. W. w. Meats and children, Miss
Rosa Lee and Master Marshall Leroy,
OF Gary's, are visiting relatives at
Greenwood and Ninety Six
S. ]. Derrick of the Newberry COL
lege faculty and Mrs. Derrick came to
Columbia yesterday on the Newberry
special-The State.
Mrs Winnie Hayes, who recently
moved from Newberry to Columbia,
visited friends in the city the latter |
part of last week.
Mrs. Louis Berry of Silverstreet was
here a few days ago on her way to
visit her mother, Mrs Jane Glenn, in
Saluda.-Butler cor. Saluda Standard. t
Mrs. William Johnson of Newberry |
is spending jubilee week with her
daughter, Mrs. R. B. Wallace, at Eau
Claire.-tThe State.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas P Johnson of
Newberry are in Columbia for the fair,
stopping with Mr. Johnson's sister,
Mrs. R. B. Wallace.-The State
Miss Rebe Langford is spending
few days in Columbia during the fair.
She is being delightfully."- entertained
during her rvisit-Spartanburg Herald.
Hugh Epting of Newberry college
and Clyde Epting of Prosperitq spent
a few days during the fair with Ben
Dent.-Eau Claire cor. The State.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kibler of New
berry spent few days last week with
AIRS. E H. Dent in Senate street.-The
State, Waverly cor.
J. Fred Schumpert of Newberry,
ergeant-at-arms of the State senate,
was a visitor to the State fair yester-
day.-The State
Munson Buford of Newberry, M. W.
Shelley of Sumter and Miss Louise
Eay1or of Newberry we're here fair
week as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Reg
inaId C. Williams.-The State.
Edgar Rygh, student of Newberry
college, was at home last week for the
fair. Mr.. Rygh is the son of Prof. &.
T. Rygh, one of the editors of The Am
erican Lutheran survey.-The State.
]. w. Earhardt, city recorder of
Newberry, is visitor to the State fair
and jubilee, accompanied by Mrs. Ear
hardt and several me~bers of his fam
iIy-The State
Ernestine Wicker, '13, is doing
high school work at Little Mountain.
Her sister, Rebecca, also of the class
of 1913, is at her home in Sewberry.-
Winthrop Weekly News.
r. T. Blease of Chappells was in Sa-
Iuda Friday Mr. BIease is now in the
mercantile business at Chappells, hav-
ing bought out W NJ Cromley.-Sa-