The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-08
PURELY Personal
The .Aovem ents of nany People, New.
3errians, and Those Whe Visit
SeWherry.


3errians, and Those Whe Visit
Newberry.
Misses Myra and Mamie Young re
turned to Union last week after TA.
it TO Mrs. o. B. Mayer.
Mr.. Al. J. Bowers OF NeWberry spen
yesterday with DR.. and Mrs. G. "
Connor.-Greenwood Journal
Mr.. Roy Summer of Newberry spen
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. ]. ! E
Summer Greenwood Journal
Dr. l. E. Grimm will leave here Sat
urday night The time is very short
The opportunity will soon be lost.
Mr.. NJ. L.|Senn, who is living il
Newberry, was visitor in the cit,
last we2k.-Laurens Advertiser.
Miss Ruby Gog3ans OF Newberr:
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. L. q
Bale last week.-Laurens Advertiser
Moody Thomas of Newberry Wa
over at his old home this week.-ln
dian Creek Cor. Saluda Standard.
Mr.. Roy X. Frick of Newiberry col
lege was home Saturday and Sunday
Chaplin Cor Lexington News.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Bouknight anf
son. Ernest, have moved from Colum
bia to Newberry, their former home
They now live in Croner avenue.
Mrs. John H. Baxter and Miss Ger,
trude Wicker have returned from q
visit to Mrs. w. c. Waldrop in Lau
rens.
Miss Koon of Newberry was the
attractive guest of her brother, Prof.
WR. Koon, for few days of the past
week.-Bethany Cor. York News.
Messrs. Jno. Baxter and ]. D.
("Tant") Wicker "Forded' up to Lau-
rens Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. w. C.. Waldrop.
Mr.. Claude Dominick spent yester-
day in Columbia. His many friends
are glad to know of the improved con-
dition OF his health.
Mr.. C. r. Wise. of the C. R. Wise Co.
left Wednesday night for load ot
mules, horses and mares which the
company will sell Saturday at auc-
ton.
Annie Lee Langford, Is, sister to
Marie Langford of our present STU
dent body, has found prosperity III
the town of Prosperity.-Winthrop
News
Rev. ]. ]. Long, Mr.. Joe Feagle and
Misses Mayme Swittenberg, tAnnie
Mae Gentry and Ernestine Wicker Of
Little Mountain spent Tuesday in the
city.
Leland Sheppard and sister of Pros
perity spent several ays last week
with Misses Annie Mae and Clara
Griffth.-Big Creek Cor. Saluda Stan
dard
MIR. Ellesor Adams has returned to
Whitmire, having accepted position
in the Glenn-Lowry Stock Cos. store.
in charge of the gents furnishing de-
partment.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Matthias of Irmo
and Miss Blanche Folk Of Jalapa. az
ter very pleasant stay with Miss
Estelle Cnappell, have returned TO
their homes.
Mrs. Jno. C. Hipp has returned
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. j.
r. Fulmer, who is at the Baptist hos
pitai in Columbia. Mrs. Fulmer's
friends will hear with much pleasure
that she is improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Conrad. the
pleasant piano dealers who have been
spending some time at the Newberry
hotel, left yesterday for Clinton To
supply that part of their territory; az
ter Which they will return to their
home in Greenville
Mr.. Jno. r. Mathis. former New
berry boy, now successful business
man of Union. was in the city TINS
week, having been ON visit to ms
daughter, Mrs. T. Watt Henderson. at
Blairs. Mr.. Mathis was in the news
paper business once, but he had sense
enough to quit.
Mrs. Rena hinard and her mother,
Mrs. Campsen, with Mss. kinards
son. Prof. James c. Kinard, of New
berry college, occupy apartments u.
the residence of Mrs. E. Y. Morris,
Nance and Harrington streets, MISS
Annie Kinard being student at Win
th7op.
Mr.. Henry NJ. Hoof, after assisting
in the closing of The Herald and News
contest, left Wednesday On his re-
turn to Barnwell to assist in the con-
test now OH there. Henry has de-
veloped into pretty good worker in
this line. He says he will try to spend
Gil: ina in Ncw5er-y # he can re-
sist the Barnwell pressure.
Mr.. J. H. Sammons, the promoter
and manager of the contest just end
ed through The Herald and News, lett
Newberry Wednesday, having charge
of several similar contests which ne
is arranging to conduct in various
parts of the South. Mr.. Sammons IS
great on these enterprises, being a
professional in this line. He is QUICK,
energetic and accurate, Thoroughly
conversant with all the angles OF the
business. During his stay in New
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