The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-29

daughter, Mrs. Bruce Wallace and
family.
Mrs. Maurice Partridge and son,
Nj. Norman Partridge of Augusta, Ca,
spent sevral days of this week in New
Gerry, the guests of Mrs. Rartridges
Jrotner, Mr.. {. J. Purcell
Mr. J. Sidney Derrick is now with
Copeland brcthers, where he will be
pleased to welcome his friends. Mr..
i Derrick is a business clerk of expert
ence and will serve his employers and
the public with satisfaction.
Miss Norine Murdoch, who has been
the attractive guest of Misses Nellie
and Harriet Adams, left yesterday on
! visit to olumbia and Orangeburg,
to spend awhile before returning to
her home in Charleston.
Mr.. VIM. T. Gary and Mrs. W. D.
Turnely of Fort Neyer, Fla, are visit
ing relatives in Newberry. Mrs Turn
ely will be pleasantly remembered by
ulne of our citizens as Miss Maude
Gary.
Rev. NJ J. Epting, D. D., has return
eG to his pastorate of st. Paul's
church, Savannah, Ca, from a visl.
with his family to relatives in New
berry, S. C-Lutheran Church
Visitor.
The Pineville school district has
elected Prof. Jacob Shealy, a gradual;
CT Newbery college to teach.-HolloT
Creek Cor Leesville News. We have
already told you of these Newberry
college graduates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Young and little
Mildred are spending few days with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.
Young.-Hurricane Cor Uaurens Ad-
vertiser-Mr. Young has returned to
Newberry. Mrs. Young and baby will
come later.
Mr.. and Hrs. Walter FulEer aid
Mrs. Bachman Fulmer of Columbia
notored to Newberry Sunday to see
their daughter and sister, Mrs. H. B.
Wells. Mrs. Wells accompanied them
home and returned to Newberry
Wednesday.
Among those going t. Columbia
Monday night to see Al Fields min
strels were: Misses Margaret aud Bess
Burton, Messrs. Ned Purcell, David
Caldwell, Earle Hipp, Metts FAINT, J.
E. Stokes, A. C. Matthews, John
Peterson, Ellis Wheeler, Owen
Holmes and Clarence Davis.
Sheriff Cannon G. Blease, next to
the youngest sheriff of the state by
only a few years, will leave for
Greenville Monday to attend the meet
ing of the State Sheriff's association,
of which het is the president. Chief of
Police Ed. L. Rodelsperger will also
attend the meeting.
Senator Alan Johnstone, president
board of trustees Clemson college,
will leave Spartanburg Saturday
wit the other members of the South
carolina Boil Weevil commission for
a trip through Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Louisiana to study
boil weevil conditions.
Mr.. R. H. Whitlock, representins
the automobile firm of Baker and
Cxner in Newberry, returned from
Greenwood Monday night with Ia new
Dodge" 1t will be another new
dodge when Baker and Oxner have
their garage built on the lot be
tween Mr.. F. N. Martins residence
and the new store building for D. A.
Livingston.
Misses Louise Counts and Cleo Aull
graduates of the Newberry Business
school, have gone to Clinton to be
with the large and growing firm OF
Jacobs and company. They were ac-
companied to that fine place by Mrs.
T. ]. Hayes and Messrs H. F. and
Dunn Counts in the automobile Tues
day. Mrs. Helen o. Ray is sending
out excellent material as stenograph-
ers from her school.
Fred H Dominick of NeWberrJ,
eongressman-nominate from the thirt.
district, was in the city today shaking
hands with friends and receiving con-
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