The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-12-15
PiKkLl Personal
Che Motels .nis of Nany People, New.
serrian>. and Those Who VISIT
NeWberIy

berry to Clinton.
Mrs. D. ~ G. QUITS went to New
berry this morning.-GreenWoo Jour
nal
Mrs. Tabor Hill is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. F. c. Sigh, in New
berry-Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs J. R. Leavell left this
Snorning for .Newberry.-Greenwood
journal.
Mr.. r. H. Whitlock of Newberry
spent Sunday in the city with home
folks.-Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. john Salter of Saluda was visit
ing his relatives in Newberry this
wek.
MIR. NJ. C. Koon has ordered his Her
aid and News changed from Ware
shoals to Greenwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindsey Smith spent
Saturday night with her brother,
Charley Bedenbaugh, of st. Lukes,
.Newoerry county.-Saluda Standard.
George Y. Hunter, N. D., of Pros
pe; president of the South Carolina
Live stocA association, was in Goi-
umbia yesterday.-The State.
Mrs. Wren of Whitmire is seeing
her sister-in-law, Mrs. B. B. HARVEY.
and family.-Troy Cor. Abbeville
Press and Banner.
Mr.. Samuel Derrick of Newberry
college visited his brother, Mr.. R. A.
Derrick, last Sunday evening-ChapiA
Cor. Lexington News.
DR.. Mary Lyles of Columbia the
well known practitioner of osteo-
pathy, was in Newberry the first Of
the week, the guest OF Miss Anne D..
Ruff.
Mr.. T. P. Adams and his attractive
daughter, Miss Agnes, of Blairs, spen:
from Tuesday afternoon to Wednes-
day afternoon in Newberry with re-
latives at the Central house.
Mr. Humbert NJ Aull, one Of the SOL
der boys returning last week from
the border, now doing fine work as
a hnotypist in the Offices Of the Co.
lumbia State, was in the city this
week.
Mr.. j. E. Clary, a we'll known citl-
zen of Laurens, formerly of Newberry,
is in the city, stopping at the Newberry
hotel. Many Of our citizens pleasant
iy remember Id Clary as, q clerk hers
in the "good times" not 80 very MANY
years ago.
Miss Kathleen Hayes has returned
from visit to relatives in Manning,
her aunt having recovered from ne.
recent illness. Miss Kathleen stop
ped over in Columbia to see her
brother, ". c., who is connected with
the Western Union Telegraph office in
shat city.
Mrs. L. S. Derrick has returned to
Leesyiile, accompanied by her son,
mir. E. L. Derrick, VINO has been down
with pneumonia. His classmates ana
all OF New5erry college, as well as
his many outside friends, hope he
will be quick to regain his health ana
strength so as to hurry back.
Several of Mr.. j. W. P. Harmans
family, including Mr.. Harman himself,
have been very sick during the pas.
awo weeks. Mr.. Harman's mother, Ct
Newherry, who has been under the
care of the physician for several
months, is now staying with him, an&
she also is confined to her ROOM
Delmar >Cr. Leesville News.
DIR. o. B. Mayer has been critically
Ill with pneumonia. The numerous
friends of this able and popular ply
sician a2d citizen are rejoiced to know
that the crisis mas passed and that he
is improving. DR.. Mayer is prominent
In circles throughout the State, and
everywhere his friends hope he will
soon be restored to health.
Mss Pearle Ballentine of Po-
maria, >Mho has been visiting in Lees
Vile, her former home, stopped over
in Columbia yesterday and is now
visiting her uncle and aunt, the Rev.
and Mrs. i K. Efrd, at 1925 Bryan
street. Miss Ballentine is the daugu-
ter of the Rev. S. c. Ballentine, VINO
for number of years was in charge
= of the Leesville Lutheran pastorate.
The State.
Capt. W. S. I-angford, after busi-
ness visit to Newberry, left on We'd
nesday to remain awhile longer with
his wife and baby in Wichita Falls.
Texas. While Smith is enjoying their
comforting society and making them
happy in return, he is resting salts
ned that his business places are be-
ing well managed, the Express office
by Messrs. Bernard Shackleford and
Renwick Carlisle and the Coca-Cola
nIant by Mr.. w. A Asbill and their