The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-13
PURELY PERSONAL
10 Eoxem ents of Hany People, New
'errians, and Those Who Visit
Nevherrv.

NeWbeETy.
David Hayes has quit Columbia anc
returned to Newberry.
MIR. J. H Willingham has change:
from Newberry to 2.
Miss Lola Lowman of Prosperity is
visiting Miss Estelle Quattlebaum.-
Leesville News, 7th.
Prof. S. ]. Derrick was visitor In
the city today.-Greenwood Journal
9Th.
Mr.. H. P. Baker of Newberry was
business visitor in the city last
night Journal, Sth.
Rev. NJ. J. Epting of Savannah was
in Newberry last week on business as
administrator of the estate of Wallace
A. Cline.
Miss Marguerite Fellers expects to
leave the end of the week to visit
friends in Newberry.- - Charleston
American, 9Th.
Attorney Eugene Blease and Sherlff
Cannon Blease of NeWberry are
among the ut-of-the-county attend
ants at court this week.-Laurens-
vile Herald, 9th.
The Mount Olive school opened its
current session last Monday, with MISS
Dolly Cleland of Newberry and MISS
Sarah Cooper of Mount Olive as
teachers.
Mrs Thornwell Haynes received a
cablegram yesterday from MIR. haynes
her husband, saying he had arrived
safely in Helsingford, Finland.-Pros-
perity cor. The State, 9th.
Senator ALAN Johnstone has been
appointed by the governor delegate
to the conference on taxation, 70
meet in Atlanta November 1916.
Senator tombstone is appointed on the
finance committee.
DR. J. VIM. Folk intends leaving on
wednesday for Georgetown to take
his annual deer hunt. He will be ac'
,ompanied by Messrs. J. W. Epting an
Richard Carlisle. They will also
shoot ducks and wild turkeys. Mr.
uoste,, Wright will join the party
the first of next week.
Mr.. J. D. Mobley of Whitmire was
foreman and Mr.. W. L. Hawkins Oh
Newberry was member OF the ]ur!
at the Federal court in GREENWOOD
last week convicting Mr.. W. P. Beard
editor of the Abbeville Scimitar, on
the charges of making and convey
ing false reports and statements with
the intent to interfere, with the ope-
ration and success of the military anu
naval forces of the United States, ana
with an attempt to cause mutiny ana
disloyalty. Mr.. Beard cannot oe
sentenced to more than twenty years
in prison or pay more than $4,000:
Mr. L. NJ. Player went to Columbia
Friday to see Mr. Billie Coward at the
.tal. Since the amputation OF
his leg Mr. Coward has steadily impro-
we'd Mr. Player escorted him from
the hospital to the home OF Mrs susan
Willingham, Billies aunt, to be her
guest awhile before returning to New
berry His friends here will be glad
to hear of his great Improvement and
they will appreciate the fast that ne
wishes to thank all who SO literally
contributed money to enable him to
have the operation performed, which
successful operation relieved him OF
the great suffering with which he had
so long been afflicted. 1t will make
them happy to know their generosity
did so much real good.
Messrs H. T. Cannon, F. H. Domi-
nick, H W. Dominick, J. c. Dom
mick. r. H. Wright, L. G. Eskridge,
a. j. S. Langford. ]. r. Nav1d-
son, E. H. Kibler, J. E. Summer, Frank
Hipp and E H. Bowman were among
the Shriners at the gathering in Col
umbia last week. Messrs. 7. Roy
Summer of Newberry and W. J. Wise
of Prosperity were two Of the candi-
dates tie Shriners worked on and ad-
mitted to high ranks Also present
in Columbia at the time were DR..
and Mrs. G. Y. Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs
IA. B Wise, Miss sudie Dennis, Mrs
W. F. Brown, Mr.. c. F. Saner, Mr.
IT. W. Coleman, Mr. B. L. Dorrity and
~. n q nnminick Miss Ma