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

among some of the items left over
from last issue:
Ben and Joe Tribble, colored, were
arrested by Deputies Taylor and Mel
Ton for being drunk and disturbing
religious worship Sunday at St. Mary's
GRurch, about five miles southwest OF
the city. They will be tried before
Magistrate L. NJ. Player Monday next.
Malcolm Lassane, the faithful fire
wagon driver, is out again from
spell of illness. 1t is the first time he
has been absent from his post Of duty
1n twelve years OF service he has
raadered the company. This is fine
record. The boys are glad to see him
back.
Charley Beacham, q we'll known
oOaored barber who formerly worked
m New5erry, had the misfortune to
lose his wife, whose remains were
drought from Columbia and buried
here yesterday afternoon.
There has been more recent shak-
ing up of clerks in Newberry, and
BUSINESS is reviving. Messrs. Ferd
Scurry and Maley Mccullough have
gone to the store of N. P. Mitchell and
Brother in Main street, and Strother
Paysinger to G. L. Robinson's. These
young men have the makeup about
them to draw trade.
Henry H. Rikard, Jr., has returned
to the university of South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. West have return
ed from Black Mountain, N. C.
Jno. M.Kinard, Jr., left. Monday for
the university of South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr,
returned yesterday to their home in
Columbia after very pleasant visit
to relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hunt of New
berry motored down to spend the day
with DR.. and Mrs. Mcintosh Friday.
They returned to their home in the
afternoon.-The State.
Mr.. Hillary Sigh is visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city and coun-
ty. Forty-seven years ago Mr.. .Sigh
left Newberry for Pickens, afterwards
moving to Georgia, in which state he
has ever since resided Sixteen years
ago he visited his old home here. He
is Sc years old. His many friends are
delighted to see him SO we'll and &C
tive in his ripe age, and hope he may
be spared many more years to revisit
the scenes Of his early life.
Miss Abbie Gaillard, who was the
attractive guest Of her cousin, Miss
Pauline Hunter. in Pendleton, return
ed to her home last week.
Mr.. W.. E. Wilds has returned to
his post at the western Union Tele-1
graph Office here, after vacation o.
two weeks at his former home in
Longtown, near Ridgeway. He is now
ready for the fall rush in his usual
accommodating way. During his ab-
sence the duties of the Office were ac~
ceptably performed by Miss Skinnell,
who left yesterday for Gafney.
Mrs. ]. ]. Kilgore and three chill
dren of Newberry and Mrs. w. b.
Nichols and children of Hodges were
with Mr.. and Mrs S. H. Nalbert OF
sandover last week.-Lethe Cor
Abbeville Medium.
Miss Ella Mae Williamson left last
Thursday for Newberry. where she
will make her home in the future
Donalds Cor Abbev11le Medium.
Joe Norwood has been elected presl-
dent of his class (Freshman) at
Furman university.
Miss Grace Summer has gone TO
Chicora college, Columbia.
Mrs. s. G. Lafar and three cnll-
5ren of Charleston are visiting hef
sister, Mrs. C. NJ. West.
Miss Nellie Adams and her guest
Miss Norine Murdoch Of Charleston,
accompanied by Mr.. Paul Adams at
tended the dance at Clinton Thursday
night.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank c. Sigh and
Master Francis Sigh went to Green
wood Sunday to be the guests of Mrs.
sligh's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Tabor
Hill.
Mr. Kenneth Kreps of Pomarla