The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-22

Mrs G. E. Domlnlck and MISS
Maize Dominick were in Columbia
Monday on the occasion of the burial
of President Wilson's sister.
Messrs. Leo Derrick, Harold Ept-
ing and Hal Shealy of Leesville, are
theLindsay Hill boys returning We'd
aesday for college.
Mr. o. Klettner is dividing his
present time with New York and Bal
timore, selecting his new fall and
winter goods.
NJ. S. P. Tracas, coming from
saluda, is preparing to open new
candy kitchen and fruit stree on
lower Main street.
Prof. Paul IWhitsker returned TO
tie city Saturday after spending his
vacation at Nerberry and other
points.-Bamberg Herald.
Miss Kate Hargrove of Whitmire
anu MISS oldlCuS OIShC1I VI -N0"
berry have enrolled as students in
the Business college under Mrs Ray.
Mrs. Caroline Slmn ers remington,
who died in Anderson Tuesday after
noon, was the daughter of the late
B. F. Summers of Newberry
The Young Peoples society of
Smyrna church will give an oyster
supper at Mr.. Geo. P. Boozer's Sat
urday from 3 to 10 o'clock.
Mr. J. G. Lowe, son-in-law of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. Chesley Dominick, came
from his home in Spartanburg Tues
day to look after his farming interests
in Newberry county.
Miss Mamie Padgett of Saluda spent
a few days with her sister, Mrs. G.
B. Maffett of Prosperity en- route to
her school in Laurens county.-The
State.
1t mikes no difference whether he's
sick or we'll, the editor of country
weekly has to- work like--Pickens
Sentinel. With his reporter thrown
ir for good measure.
Mr.. B. L. Dorrity returned We'd
nesday from the Columbia hospital
with Mrs. Dorrity who, her many
friends will be delighted to learn, has
recovered from her recent serious
operations.
Mr.. j. Thos. Hutchinson returned
Tuesday to his work with the Southern
Power company in Charlotte, after a
pleasant visit to relatives in New
berry, where he was cordially receiV-
ed by his friends.
Mrs. Thomas Pope and little son,
Thos Pope, Jr., and Miss Annie Gary
and Mr.. Will Gary of Kinards spent
the weekend in the city with Chief
Justice and Mrs. Eugene B. Cary
Abbeville Medium.
Messrs. Raymond Fellers, Robert
Gist, David Hayes, Will and Munson
Buford, Mahon Smith, DR.. Boyd Jacobs
end others We know not OF, were in
Columbia during President Wilson's
sad visit to that city Monday.
Gov. Manning was busy yesterday
attending to an accumulation of mail,
incident to his vacation of several
days. Senator Alan Johnstone OF
Newberry was among the callers dur
ing the day-The State.
Rev. Harms, president of Newberry
college, preached az the Blue
church Sunday, and Presiding Elder
Kilgo preached at Union Methodist
church in Irmo. Each had a large
ccngregation.-Irmo Cor Lexington
News.
Mr.. G. R. Hipp and son Robert Of
Saluda county were in the city We'd
nesday. Mr.. Hipp is former New
berry man who keeps up with the
news through The Herald and News.
He says, even the children reach out
for the paper to get it first when it
comes.
In speaking OF the opening Of the
various schools of Columbia the State
mentions that Mr.. Nevin M. Biser
has been added to the faculty of the
high school, saying that Mr.. Biser twas
graduated from Newherry college two
years ago. NewLe!ry college gradu-
a+es MAX, their mark
Mr.. and Mrs. O'Neail Jacobs have
gone to Columbus, Ohio, Mr.. Jacobs
to enter the veterinary department OF
the state university there. If ne