The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1915-07-30


lumbia. He will go to High Hill, in
Lexington county, today to attend a
congregational picnic of the Bethel
Lutheran congregation-The State.
Mr.. A. w. Price, a harness repairer
has arrived from Lenoir, n. c., and
accepted an engagement at tie New
berry Hardware companys store, hay
ing entered upon his work there, and
is ready to accommodate the custom
ers of that establishment.
E. s. Werts, president of the Uni
versity Training school of Memphis,
has gone to Newberry, where he will
continue his summer vacation with
relatives and friends. Mr.. W7erts spent
several days in Columbia with rela-
tives this week-The State.
Misses Willie and Olynthia Jones
left Saturday for trip to the Panama
exposition and other points in the
West. They will be gone about
month. In their absence, DR.. and Mrs.
o. B. Mayer of Newberry will be with
Mrs. Jones.-Laurens Advertiser.
Mrs. w. J. Moore entertained infor-
malIy Saturday afternoon for her
house guest, Mrs. P. G. Ellesor of New
berry After several games Of rook,
Misses Rebecca and Margaret Moore
served a delicious salad course
Greenwood Journal.
DR.. J. Lewie Asbill, after vacation
spent in Newberry with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Asbill, has returned
to Baltimore, where he is engaged in
the prescription department of DR.. E.
Beacon's pharmacy. DR.. Asbill's many
friends regret tnat his work takes him
from Newberry.
Postmaster w. A. Hill returned the
first of the week from Atlanta, leav-
ing Mrs. Hill with her sister, Mrs. C..
P. Dickert, of Live Oak, Fla, VINO is
under treatment in Atlanta. Mr. Hill
says it is only matter of time with
Mrs. Dickert, as there is no chance for
her recovery.
A roster of prominent speakers from
various sections of the State will ap-
pear before the congregation of South
side Baptist church at the evening
hours of worship through the month
of August.-Spartanburg Journal. Col.
W. H. Hunt is the speaker announced
for Sunday night, August Is.
Mrs. w. H. Wendt was carried on
last Monday to the Columbia lhospital
by DR.. W. G.. ,Houseal. Her daughter,
Miss Marie Wendt, accompanied her
and is still with her. Mrs. Wendt, VINO
has undergone a serious operation,
was resting very we'll wnen last heard
from.
Saturday afternoon horse with a
buggy ran into the river on the New
berry si5n at Holley's ferry, swan
part of the way across, Taen turned
back and swan out a little ways be-
low the landing. TIE occupants of the
buggy, who are at this time unknown
to the writer, escaped from the buggy
before it went into the river.-Delmar
cor. Leesville News.
Miss Bessie Shackleford leaves on
Sunday for Greenville, where she will
be joined on Tuesday by Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C. Adams, when the party will go
on to Hendersonville. Miss Kate Ad-
ans will come from Greenwood on
Saturday night to keep house Central
House) in Il. absence of her mother,
allowing her mother the opportunity OF
spending a week in the mountains.
R. B. Wallace, formerly president OF
the Wallace Piano company of this
city, is now with the John Church COM
pany, as manager of the city sales de-
partment in Columbia. Mr.. Wallace
has had many years of practical ex-
perienee in the piano business and is
we'll known all over the State.-Tne
State. He is the son-in-law Of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Johnson.
Mr.. B. T. Anderson, VINO comes here
from Newberry and will open gen
eral dry goods, notions, shoes and
ready-to-wear business in tie building
formerly occupied by Bailey's 10 cents
store on the east side of the square,
will soon be ready for business. Mr..
T. E. Bullock, also of Newberry, will
be identified with the new concern as
salesman, the balance of the force be-
ing made up of local people.-Ander-
son Mail
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