The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1916-09-12
aunt, Mrs. Victoria Evans Edge
field Chronicle.

aunt, Mrs. Victoria Evans Edge
field Chronicle.
Prof. S. J. Derrick Of Newberrj
WAS a visitor to Lexington Monday.
Prof. Derrick was at one time prin-
cipal of the Lexington school and
attended the reunion held here Mon
day.-Lexington News.
Misses Willie Mae Wise, Marguer-
ite Wise and Mayrane Bailey have
returned to their home at Prosperity
after an extended visit to Misses Rosa
and Louise Ridgell.
Herald.
Sheriff and Mrs. Cannon G. Blease,
their daughter, Miss Collie, and Grand
pa Eugene S. Blease have returned
from Laurens after a visit to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan Work
man to see the little boy.
Miss Elizabeth DomiHiek Of New
berry is visiting Mrs. S. ]. Leaphart.
Miss Dominick was at one time
teacher in the Lexington school and
las a large circle of friends who
always welcome her here to Lexing-
ton News.
| Mrs. charlotte V. Spearman Of
Newberry is visiting in the home of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. NJ T. Turner. SHE
was accompanied by Miss Myrtle
Fellers and Mssrs Howell Spearman
and Henry Fellers, who made short
visit. Johnston Times.
The JonesYille high school had a
| very auspicious opening on Monday
! morning. The auditorium was tax
ed to it's utmost capacity with
friends, patrons and pupils for the
opening exercises. Mr.. C. l.. Will
son of Newberry is principal l.-Gaf-
ney Ledger.
Mr.. Alvin Wright, the active and ac-
commodating linotype operator of
the Anderson Intelligencer, came to
.Newberry and worked Saturday night
OF The Herald, and. News, relievi4s
Mr. H. G. Crandall, who was called
tc Columbia on business. Each re-
t. rned to his respective place Sunday
Magistrate L. NJ. Player has return
ed from trip to Greeleyville, his old
home town. He had an enjoyable time
fishing and in other ways, although It
made him sad to see the ruin of the
crops by the recent fierce storm. He
knad no idea it was so severe. The con-
dition is bad in that section.
MIR. Paul Whitaker, on his rounds,
stopped over in Newberry to spend a
few days here this week. He has
friends in this city, not alone because
Of his family connections, but from
tie fact that among his other qualitl--
cation he possesses the happy gift OF
song which pleases.
Miss James, one of armstrong,
Cater and company's head milliners
from Baltimore, has arrived in New
berry, having charge of Mimnaugh's
millinery department. This will be
good news for Mimnaugh's many
customers, as those Baltimore millin-
ers are all the finest Of the fine.
Mr.. A. R. Boring, who was rising
junior of Newberry college last ses-
sion, arrived Saturday from Waldo,
Fla, on his way to Philadelphia,
where he Will enter the University OF
Pennsylvania to pursue his studies IN
that institution. His friends are sorry
he will not be at the college here this
year.
Among the Newberrians who saw
the Columbia Augusta baseball game
in Columbia last Friday were Messrs
Russell Tidmarsh David Green, Roy
Epting, E. E. Stuck, George Switten-
berg, Boyd Jacobs, Robert Lominack,
Eugene and Marvin Summers, Will
Cannon, Everett Evans, Si Klettner,
Ollie Bowers, Virgil Kaiser.
President ]. Henry Harms Of New
berry college has returned home after
spending several days in Columbia
with the family of Ames HaltiWangei
I on Riehland street. While here Dr.
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