The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-07-20
PURELY PERSONAL
Ehs Movements OF Hany People. New
berrians. and Those Whe Visit
Newberry.

Mr. J. E. Sngh or COlumOla spent
Thursday in the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Reed Boyleston left
Thursday for another visit to his old
home at Blackville.
Miss Blanche Davidson has return
ed from Eastover, where she attended
a wedding.
Mr.. J. w. Smith of Newberry was in
eown Friday on business. - Clinton
Gazette.
Ex-Governor Cole L. Blease was in
ehe city Thursday at the meeting o.
sberiffs and chiefs of police.
Miss Pauline Counts of Greenwood Is
visiting her cousin, Miss Blanche
Counts.
Mr.. w. H. Anderson has returned
form Newberry, where he visited MS
brothers.-Greenwood Journal.
Dr.. G. NJ. Sibert of Newberry spent
Sunday and Monday in the city with
f1iends.-B -Bamberg Herald.
Misses Mamie Cline and Josie
Hutchinson have returned home after
a p;easant weeks visit in Atlanta, Ga.
Misses Josie and Grace Hutchinson
1es.ve Thursday for visit to friends
an Augusta and Evans, Ga.
Mr.. Claude Dominick continues to
aneprove since his illness last week,
kis many friends will be glad to know
Mrs. ]. r. Davidson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. ]. L. Aull, in Coluln-
bia. accompanied by her grandchll-
dren, James and Elizebeth Boyleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin M. Wright and
Miss Elizabeth Wright spent the week
end in Anderson-Greenville Pied
mont.
Miss Frances Fowles is in Newberry
efor a months stay, having Joined her
mother Mrs. j. N. Fowles, who has
been there for some time.-The State.
The Misses Longshore of Newberry
hsve accepted positions with Jsogs
& Co. and entered upon their cries
-asonday.-Clinton Gazette.
Miss Rose Hecklin of Spartanburg
is visiting her cousin, Miss Minnie
-Lurey. She will return home next
, week, accompanied by her cousin.
Mr.. John Brehmer of Silverstreet
:. ana Mr.. J. D. Wheeler of the city are
two Of the latest purchasers of .
Chevrolet touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Schumpert OF
Anderson are visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Schumpert and other
relatives in the city.
Miss Beta Meredith left Monday for
.Hock Hill, where she. will visit her
%, other, Mr.. B. W. Meredith, for sew
e-al days.-Laurens Advertiser.
Rev. Wilmot S.. Holmes leaves with
,Ghis family this. morning for his sum:
mer home in the mountains of North
;Carolina.-Laurens Advertiser, 18th.
Mr., Guy Goggans is. in New, York.
where. he went to receive treatment
from his brother, DR.. stanmore cash.
for rheumatism.
Presiding Elder Herbert will preacn
at Central Methodist church Sunday
morning and hold quarterly confer
.e,ce Immediately thereafter.
Mr. Thomas Earle Hips appoint
ment as assistant paymaster in the
United States navy has been connrm-
ed
Mr.. J. R. Tilley returned yestec'
,,5av tn his duties with the Southern
Bell Telephone company in Swans
poro. Ca, after spending few days
here with his family.
Mrs. H. H. Rikard, E. NJ. Evans, Ja.'
" P. Counts, W. L. Graham, M. y.
YIendrix and w. P. Leaphart were the
sstest town and county purchasers o.
Ford touring cars last week.
Mrs. I'D. Jones and daughter, MISS
Catherine, Of Augusta and Mrs. b. L.
Jores and little son, Lewis, OF Lau-
~ens are visiting their sisters-ln-laW'
Misses Sue, Joe and Pawnee Jones'
An this city.
Mr.. Claud IA. Reeder Of Smyrna Sec
-sion left Sunday to fill responsible
position with Fillmore & Co'Aake
City. S. C. Claud is liked by ali VINO
1aow him for his steady, quiet and
granly character.
Hubert Settler is the youngest mem
Der of, the Red Cross in Newberry, per
~faps in the State He volunteered ana
raid out of the money he had carmen
.acso1f Hilbert is a young patriot