The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-05-08
PURELY PERSONAL
Kas Movement of Hany People, Few.
aerrians, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberIy.

from Hot Springs, N. c.
Prof. Joe Keitt of Ballentine spent
ahe weekend at his home in the city.
Miss Estelle Caldwell of Ballentine
spent the weekend in the city.
Mrs. ]. D. Smith of Kinards is Wis
sting her son, DR.. T. W. Smith.
F. L. Foy has returned from the
hospital in Columbia.
Mr.. Edgar Rygh, studnet at New
berry college. left Friday to accept a
position in Wisconsin.
Mr.. ~ B. Clements of Newberry
visited at Mr.. ]. V. Hare's.-Delmar
Cor. Leesville News, End.
Mr.. J. B. Dick of Hartsville spent
several days of last week in New
berry.
Mrs. W. c. Schenck is in Spartan
burg visiting her mother, Mrs. A. c.
Jones. sc
Mrs. W. E. Martin of Orlando, Fla,
last week visited her aunt, Mrs. Alice
Singleton.
Miss Annie Green of Buffalo spent
che weekend in Newberry with her
snother.-Union Times, 4th.
Mrs. H: B. Wells returned last week
from visit to relatives and friends
IN Greenville and Belton.
Mr.. E. H. Longshore of Abbeville
spent the weekend with his sister,
Mrs. J. R. Spearman.
Mr.. George Brown nf Prosperity
was a visitor to Marion during the
week-Star, End.
Mr.. Hal Shealy of Newberry college
Ras at home for few days last week.
-Leesville News, End.
Mrs. S. T. Gallman has returned
from Newberry, where she has been.
visiting Mrs. W. R. Gallman.-The
State, 5th.'
Miss Bessie Zimmerman has re-
aurned to Silyerstreet after visiting
her parents here.-Greenwood Index,
9th.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. F. Glider, of the
central telephone Office, went to New
berry Tuesday morning to spend
.9ew days.-Pee Dee Advocate, 3rd.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Yonce, Messrs
Mobley and Mr.. Walter Renken mo-
a0red to Augusta Saturday, return
Ing Sunday.
Magistrate c. w. Douglas went to
Columbia Sunday with Mrs. Douglas:
who has to undergo further treat
ment at the hospital. :.
Prof Voigt OF Newberry college
visited Summerland last Saturday and.
gave very pleasing and inspiring
aaR.-Leesville Cor. The State, 7th.
Miss Idalia Hollingsworth has re-
surned to her home at Cross Hill af-
ter visit to relatives and friends.
In Newberry. i
Miss Marie Zimmerman, on her.
way from Greenwood to her home in.
Columbia, is visiting Miss Florence
Bowman. =
DR.. E. H. Kibler and family will
$50 TO Columbia Tuesday afternoon
and will be absent until Friday. DR..
Mibler goes to attend the meeting Of
the State Dental association.
Architect Ernest Summer of Green
wood spent the weekend in Newber-
ry, visiting his wife and baby, who
are at the home of his father, Mr..
J. Fl. Summer. i
Mr. Jno. W. S. Sheppard of Salem,
Va is visiting relatives in Newberry.
Mr. Sheppard formerly lived at Hell
ena. and hasn't been here in about 25
years.
Mrs. T. S. Letter, who returned
Friday from a visit to her former
home in China Grove, N. c., was ac-
eompanied home by her brother, MIR.
il. B. Kimball, on visit here.
Miss Lucille Latham is both orna-
r~eafal and useful in occupying the
ticket office at the Arcade, as she is
attractive in drawing people to the
movies there.
Rev. L. P. Boland. Miss Lizzie Booz-
,er and Mr.. Richard Maybin attended
;sAe recent meeting of the State Sun
day school convention in Spartan
burg.
Mr.. Robert E. Leavell, who has un-.
Siergone an operation at the Colun-
bia hospital. is improving. He was
accompanied to the hospital by his;
physician. Dr. W. E. Pelham, Jr. Mrs.
Ieavell is with her husband.
Messrs. Frank and Marion Baxter,
of the contracting firm of P. F. Bax-
ser and Son, spent the weekend at
their home in Newberry, from their
work of building the new Methodist
church in Saluda.
Rev. WI I. Herbert and Rev. ]. W.
Carson were elected members OF the
executive committee of the State
Sunday school association at the con-
-vention in Spartanburg last week.
Their terms will expire in 1920.
Among the soldiers in the First
regiment who have received promo
-a,ons are the following: Humbert n.
Aull to sergeant in Company K, Glen
Bullock to company clerk and Earle
Bullock to corporal, both of co. B.
Mr.. Hayward B. Ewart, manager OF
the Western Union Telegraph Office
H. Union, who stood the examination
4or admission to the wireless tele-