The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-20
PURELY PERSONAL
Eas hovem ents of Hany People, New
2errians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Ar. ]. w. Sigh of Prosperity 3 was
Ia ;he city Saturday.
Miss Ruth and Saydie Dlgby spent
>iae week end in Columbia.
Mrs- w H. Chapman OF Spartan
sars is visiting Mrs. c. A. Matthews.
Kiss Lillian Kibler of OrangeburS
spent the weekend in the city.
Mss Estelle Caldwell Of Ballentine
x1ent the weekend with her parents,
MEr. and Mrs J. A. Caldwell.
Nj George Bryant of Greenv1lle
game to Newberry to attend the meet
sing Of the knight Templars.
Dr. W. G. Ezell has returned from
sssaa 10 his former home at Cross An
asNOr.
Rev. and Mrs.yeJ. T. Rygh OF Co.
stxnbia spent several days of last
.week with Dr. end Mrs. J. H. Harms.
Mrs. Dora Watts has been spend
1Rs some weeks with her sister, Mrs.
-sehn Shea.y, at Batesourg.
Miss Lizzie Griffin, teacher at Cross
Nsss, spent the weekend with her Sis
aey, Miss Ef6e Griffin.
Mr.. Homer Meyer returned last Fri
Gay from a short stay in Washing
dC1.
Mr.. 4. B. Wise of Prosperity spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. J. c.
MISUNDERSTANDING Herald, 18th.
Mrs. P. G. Ellesor Of Newberry has
keen on a visit to her sister, Mrs. W.
% Copeland.-Clinton Chronicle, 18th.
Evans Franklin is spending some
,.ss-,,e IN Nevherry- -Tillman Cor. Sa-
sada Standard.
Miss Verna Summer of Silverstreet
Ss at home for few daes.-The State,
nth
Mrs. W. A. Hill returned last Thurs
day from Saluda, and Postmaster
Ei3l is the happiest man in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Hearon OF Salu-
.aa spent the weekend with Mr.. ana
MRS. G. E. McClary.
&r F. w. Stone of Donalds spent
the weekend with his son, Rev. n.
w. Stone.
Capt. W. S. Langford Of Wichita
Walls, Texas, arrived last FRIDAY 10
attend court this week.
Mr.. G. W. Summer, president MOI
aChon Mfg. Co., paid business visit
To GreenviIie last Friday.
Mrs. B. F. Goggans returned last
Friday from Atlanta, after mcnth,s
visit TO her daughters, Mrs. <. K.
Partridge and Mrs. W. ". Henn7
Mrs. J. n. McCaughrin and chill
,aarsa left Saturday for Greenwood 10
ssend a week with her sister-in-la"'
Mrs. j. C. Harper.
Hon. W. A. Scuckey Of Bishopviile
came to .Newberry Friday, register
any at the Newberry hotel. He came
ie attend the March debate.
a5r and Mrs. R. C. Boyleston and
children spent the weekend at Mr.
8oylestons former home in Black
ssElle
Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Crouch of sa-
;uda spent last Saturday and Sun
.seuy with Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Wight
MRS. G. A. Cromer returned last
-,ssek from Greenwood and Cross
mu. after visiting her son at each
zRazce
Mrs. p. D. Johnson OF NeTberry has
assn on a visit to her parents, Capt
and Mrs. T. J. Duckett-Chnton
r.hroniele, 18th.
- - Misses Lula Donnan and Ella cross
Ss, Whitnire spent the weekend Win
slr. 5. W. Duncan and fam1ly'-cllh-
ton Chronicle, 18th.
.:.Mr. John P. Long, we'll known
sssrchant OF Silverstreet, was in town
Eaiur6ay.-Ridge Spring Cor. he2lng-
sny DispatchINeWS, 14th.
Mrs. J. L. Watkins and little daugn-
ss-. Margaret. of Chappells' spent the
.1ssek-ena with her sister, Mrs. H. u.
.HSWra
eMessrs. P. F. Baxter and Son erect
.eS a double monument Saturday on
tae SQUARE of Mr.. Jno. F. Cromer at
Eoenezer church graveyard.
Or and Mrs. ~. G. Houseal Will TO-
aay return from Baltimore, their son.
Hr Robert W. Houseal, having reco'-
sTed from his recent illness.
Mrs. NJ. S. Mann and little daugn-
.er Nav Mildred, of Columbia, spent
ahe weekend with Mrs. A. Z. Haltl-
ESnger. w..
Misses Pliny Zimmerman and Flr>
zs5n7a Rawl returned Monday from
visit to friends at Silverstreel III
Eewberry county.-Ridge Spring Cor
Lexington Dispatch-News. 14th.
Miss Annie Waters returned nome
ON "wednesday last from her broth
er,s in Newberry, where she had con-
s,scted measles.-Indian Creek Cor.
Saluda Standard.
Mrs. Martha and J. c. Golf spent
Friday and Saturday last with Their
sister, Mrs. Pink Thomas, in New
-aerry-Indian Creek Cor. Saiuoa
STANDARD, 18th.
Miss Gladys Keith of Chappells'
-xno is a student at Due West Wo-
mans college spent few days IN tne
city with Miss Hattie Green TINS "eeA'
Greenwood Index, 18th.
Mr.. Fred Buyck, student of New
berry college, returned to his studies
Monday, having been home for aoouf
2nree weeks with measles.-Calnoun