The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-16
PURELY Personal
Fhe Movements of Hany People, New.
oerrians, and Those Who Visit
SeWDerTy.


syom a visit to Columbia.
Prof. K r. kreps OF Pomaria spent
The Weekend in the city.
Miss Rose Ha1Im spent the week
cad. with her parents at Sllverstreet.
Messrs. E. E. Stuck and L. L. Houck
spent Saturday in Columbia. -
Mrs. Paul E. Anderson returned
last week from visiting in Greenwood
Mr.. Ben A. Havird left Saturday
hight on trip to the land of Florida
Capt. Geo. II. Hisi:op, the big alid
well known railroad man, was in the
city Friday.
Coach ]. G. Driver spent Saturday
in Columbia attending the Wofford
Carolina basketball game,
Mrs. J. Y. McFall left Saturday for
Augusta, where she was called OH ac-
count of the illness of her father.
Other visitors were Miss Margaret
Davis Of Newberry and Misses Emmie
and Alma DeLoach Of Edgefield.-
Chicora Cor. The State.
Mr.. G. L. Summer is at Pelham,
ga, where he is connected with the
Hmerican Audit company of Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Purcell and son
little Jim, spent several days Of last
week with relatives in augusta.
Mrs. o. Wells left Saturday for
Darlington to visit her daughter, Mrs.
:. L. yelling. for two weeks.
P. l. Johnson of Newberry spent
yesterday in the city.-Greenville
News.
B. NJ. Settler. a prominent mer-
chant of Pomaria, has moved to Ira.
Ira Cor. The State.
Mrs. D. N. Tompkins and son, S.
B., have returned from visit to re-
latives in Newberry.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ruff OF NeWberry
are visiting relatives in town
Winnsboro News and Herald.
Miss Halle Wright. teacher of Cen
tral school, Pomaria. spent the week
end in the city with her aunt, Miss
Carrie Greneker, and other relatives.
Miss Dorothy Tayler of Newberry
spent last week with her sister. Miss
louise Taylor.-Ninety Six Cor. Green
wood Index.
Miss Naomi Fauchette left Tuesday
morning for Newberry to visit her SIS
ter. Mrs. Workman. for some time.
Union Times.
Mr.. W III. Wicker went to Green
vile Sunday to spend several days
with his relatives. Mr. Thos. H. Crom-
es and family.
Hrs. Bessie Dave of Lynchburg,
va, and Miss vallin woodward Of
'Winston-Salem are visiting Miss Anne
0. Ruff. ;.
G. E. Werher. II D., passed through
Eolumbia yesterday, returning to
Washington after a visit Of several
months to his former home in New
State.
Mr. Ira Sigh, one Of the swiftest
and bes: of the linotype operators in
she office Of the Columbia Record,
visited his parents. Nj. and Mrs. j.
:. Sigh, in SeW'oerry yesterday.
Mr.. Paul E. Anderson and his lit
tie son, Paul, Jr., have returned from
New York where MIR. Anderson Sc
lected his new stock of Spring goods
and Paul saw the sights.
After very pleasant visit to, her
parents, Dr.. and MIS-. T. W. Smith,
ars. Frank G. Wright will leave to-
day for her home in Charlotte. Her
nnmerous friends are always delight
g. with her charming presence.
Misses Lizzie Griffin, Sara Dwight
and Moore Of Newberry, Eastover and
Gre onwoo6 personal---very. a-e h"ok
again in their places in the school
Gross Hill Cor. The State.
Misses Lottie Wyse and Caroline
Eoigt are spending the weekend in
Prosperity with Mrs. Charles Jackson
'Shealy, formerly Miss Elizabeth Voigt
Of Columbia.-The State.
Mr.. ]. chad McCrackin left yester-
Gay for Murpbreysboro, Tenn, for
another load of mules for Johnson
McCrackin company. The mules and
will be here the latter part
OF the week.
DR.. Harms made a profound i'm
preston upon his audience who in
turn gave him their undivided atten-
f5on--Sumter Herald in reporting
the recent address Of DR.. ]. Henry
Harms before the Y N. C. A. of Sum-
ter.
Mr.. D. c.. Smith of Saluda and Mr..
Thaddeus Strom of Edgeheld spent
Friday and Saturday at the home of
The formers daughter. Mrs. E. T..
Carlston. Mr.. Strom is veteran and
although 73 years old and wounded
twice during the war is as hale and
hearty as younger man of so years.
Mr.. J. Fred Schumpert was last
week reelected sergoant-at-arms Of
the State senate. This makes about
the furteenth or sixteenth year Mr..
Schumpert has been in there AS
The little boy would say it shows
that Sergeant-at-Arms Schumpert
"sure makes a good one else he
wouldn't be kent there 81 lono aud
Tho act sneaI2s for r.