The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-02-04
PURELY Personal
The Movements of many People, New
berrians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mrs. Boozer IS in Columbia visit
ing her sons, the Drs. Boozer.
Miss Vida Counts of Prosperity is
visiting her uncle, Mr., Sim Buckley.
Miss Sarah Sigh of this city has
recently entered Lander college.
Mr. H. P. Baker of Newberry is
spending a few days in the city
Greenwood Journal.
Mrs sallie Wilson of Clinton is Wis
iting relatives and friends in the cl'y
of Newberry.
Miss Cleave Hayes of Newberry Wis
ited her alma mater, Lander college,
this week.
Miss Lila Summer, VINO teaches at
Fairview, spent the weekend with her
narents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Summer
Mr. John ]. Derrick, who teaches at
Cbapin, visited his brother, Sam, at
Newberry college last Sunday.
Mrs George w. Holland of Newber-
ry is visiting Mrs. R. c. Holland IN
Eau Claire.-State.
Mr. H. L. Parr and Mr.. NJ. L. Spear
man returned from a business trip to
New York on Thursday.
Mr.. Jeff B. Amick and family have
moved from Summer street to the
Jonnson house in Calhoun street.
L. O. Griffin has resigned his posi-
fion at the Newberry cotton mills
MIL News cor. Anderson Mail.
Mrs Jos. Mann, who has been visit
ing her daughter in spartanburg' mas
returned to her nome.
Among the four girls who received
their diplomas at the mid-winder grad
uation of Lander college was MISS
Pauline Diniaick of Newberry.
Mr. NJ L. Hammet, formerly OF the
Anderson Dry, Goods company but
now of Greenwood, made Snort Visit
to his friends last week.
Miss Eddie May Parr, student at
V,.1an,s college, spent a few days at
her hcme in Newberry recently.-A. K.
Presbyterian.
Geo. w. Summer, president of the
.Nollohon mills, Newberry, was in Ne"
York on business last week-Mltl
News cor. Anderson NAH
Mr. B. L. Dominick of Newberry'
who is visiting his brother, Mr.. A. a.
Dominick, was visitor in Greenwood
las, saturday.-Greenwood Journal.
Mrs W. 3. Howard of Greenville
and son spent the weekend with Mr..
Howard, who is here checking up the
Office of the Virginia Life Insurance
agency.
Miss Bette Bradley of Newberry has
returned home after very pleasant
visit to Mrs. L. E. Taylor, Mrs. Chas,
,McCravy and Mrs T. L. Monroe.-Lau-
rens Advertiser.
DR. J. Henry Harms, president Of
Newberry college, passed through Co
lumbia yesterday, returning from an
extensive trip through the Central
West and up to New York in the in
terest of the college.-The State.
Geo. D. Brown of Columbia, state
,suDervisor of mill schools, who is
making an inspection trip through up
per South Carolina, spent some time
in York Saturday. While here Mr..
Brown visited the Ancona school and
seemed to be favorably impressed with
the work being done there by MRS. }
A. Lee the capable principal, and her
efficient assistant, Miss Kittie sandifer,
Mr.. Brown left York in the afternoon
for Cloyer.-York News.
,Nr. Thomas Chalmers, a student OF
Erskine in the seventies and formerly
from Newberry, now of Walhalla' S
C. came by Due West last week to
see his friends. Mr.. Chalmers aIso
lived awhile in Due West, during his
college course. He had a pair OF goats
and a goat wagon, nicely rigged up
that was the envy of all the boys IN
the community. Mr.. Chalmers was re-
,4urning from a farmers convention IN
Columbia, S. C.-AA. R. presbyterian