The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-15
tGkELl Personal
eAe Movements of Hany People, New.
aerrians, and Those Whe Visit
Newberry.

Mr. II. h. krepS OF COluIuDla Speu
She weekend in Newberry.
Miss Mary Lever has returned tc
Columbia, after short visit to Miss
Louise Haltiwanger.
Mr.. W. A. Hautske of Columbia
spent several days of last week il
Newberry.
Mrs. G. W. Yonce, Messrs. Walter
Renken, Homer Meyer and Earle
.Mooley motored to Johnston Sunday
Mrs. Macy Wheeler of Prosperity
spent Saturday in the city with hel
daughter, Mrs. H. H. Rikard.
Mr.. Robert E.. Leavell is improving
at the Columbia hospital. is the
cheering message to his father yes
3erday from Mrs. Leavel.
Dr.. W E. Pelham, Jr., left Monday
for Jacksonville to attend the meet
ing of the Association of Southern
Railway Surgeons.
DR.. W. E. Pelham. Sr., is having q
big time with honors at the great IN
surance agents convention at Old
Point Comfort, Va.
Miss Julia Johnstone, teaching in
Greenwood, was called home on
Sunday on account of the death OF
her aunt, Miss Sallie Iohnstone.
Mrs. James NJ Smith of Newberry
is visiting her mother, Mrs. George
c. Glasgow.-Greenwoo Journal,
a2th.
Mr. w. G. Hautske. spent the week
end in Columbia with his parents. He
was accompanied home by Mr.. Ray
nond Styles.
DR.. L. A. Riser of the State board
of health is i'll i'll a Columbia hospital.
He is a brother of Mrs. L. B. Aull of
this county-Greenwood Index, 18th.
p. F. Baxter & Son erected dou-
bic monument on the square of Mr.
J. A. Enlow at the Beth Eden grave
yard last Saturday.
The Rev. E. v. Babb left Monday
ior New Orleans to attend the meet
ing of the Southern Baptist conven-
fion.
Messrs. B. V. Chapman and B. C.
Matthews are reported to US as hav-
ang made good sense and impressive
talks at the food preparedness meet
ing at Trinity Thursday night.
Misses Clara Bowers and Rebecca
Sigh Will be among the graduates at
Chicora college at the commencement
May $3.50, both with the degree OF
3. A. and certificate of Latin.
]. W. Mccain, Jr., of WaahaW, N.
c., is visiting his sister, Mrs. T. P.
Johnson, and having fine time with
the neighboring boys, as we'll as en-
seying chautauqua.
Mr.. David Mittle, who was station
ED at the navy yard at Charleston,
returned to Beaufort on Wednesday
evening for a short visit He has re-
signed from the navy and will enlist
: in the army.-Beaufort Gazette, 1ltn.
Ms. are indeed sorrowful when we
ansounce that Mrs. Lucy McLenna
hes critically ill at the home of Mrs.
Beta Wright in Newberry, where she
ds visiting.-Johnston cor. Edgeheid
Chronicle, 10th. We are glad to an
7nounce that Mrs McLenna is better
ssnd Improving.
Mr.. Gordon Leslie. formerly of the
arcade theatre here, is m Brunswick,
Ca, where he has a position with the
Acme Film company. He is now
helping to make some of the pictures
shown at the Arcade. Gordon has II
in him to rise in the motion picture
realm.
;Ny. George C. Hipp was elected one
of the vice preside It's OF the State
Travellers Protective association at
the meeting in ] nderson last Friday
and Mr.. R. D Smith. Jr., was elected
a member of the board OF directors.
Nr. Smith was also selected as DEL
egate to the national convention at
Savansah, Ca, in June.
Miss Bessie Coppock, who has been
teaching in Columbus, Ga. came
home about two weeks ago to visit
her aunt, Miss Sallie Johnstone, and
was here at the time Of her death.
Miss Johnstone had taken mothers
place to her and the bond between
them (now severely was tender and
beautiful.
Messrs. J. T. Cromer, B. H. Nc
,Graw and H. M. Sigh returned last
week from a motor trip to Charles
tBn- among tue pldCSS FlSiI0u LII eA'@'
city was the office of Chief State Con-
stable S. NJ. Duncan. There they saw
She 423 gallons of whiskey Constable
Duncan got in the raid on Folly Is
fand. Mr.. Sigh returned home by
train. Messrs. Cromer and McGraw
seturned by way of Colleton, where
shey stopped to vrs1t relatives.
Mr.. NJ. A. Counts, the insurance
man, was spurred by a rooster in
Prosperity last Thursday. Mr.. Counts
receievd a deep cash in tie foot and
when he got Off the train at Newberry
he had to take an automobile for
nome, so painful was the wound. It
laid him up for day or two. DR.. j.
M. Kibler's services were brought into
rgquisition and Mr.. Counts says ne
certainly needed the doctor. New
berry city men must be careful no"
they fool with Prosperity rooster.
ar. George P. Hill and his son, Mr..
George w. Hill, returned Saturday
from Char lesion, after visiting their