The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-09
PURELY PERSONAL
ssse Movements of Hany People, New.
Arrians, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberry.

NeWDeIEys
MRS G. w. Yonce returned las,
week from brief visit to her parents
IN Aiken.
Miss Woodie Bowman was the
guest of Mrs. Ryon Workman IN Law
Eens last week.
Miss Sara Williams is teaching at
Patrick.
Mr.. Eugene Sigh, of the Lutheran
: Board of Publication, Columbia, was
in Newberry Sunday Visiting rela-
sives here.
Miss Nell Adams of Goldville spen:
the weekend in the city.
aiss Pauline Glider will leave Tues
day for New York to resume her
practice in the cultivation and train
ing Of her voice, which accomplish
ment her friends know she already
holds in great measure.
MIR. and Mrs. Leroy Notes of Co.
1umbia visited Mrs. Kate wv Cheat
ham, Mrs. Notes grandmother, sever
al days ago.-Edgefeid cor. The
States, 7th.
DR.. w. e. Pelham, Jr., Mr.. T. s.
Letter and Mr.. Sam Johnson went to
anderson Sunday afternoon on the
Southern and Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G
Mccullough left for that city the
same afternoon in Mr.. McCullough's
auto, all to be in readiness as wit
nesses in court this week, the case
being the damage suit for s25,00o
brought against the Southern Rail-
way company by Miss Elma Clayton
on account of a sprained ankle sus-
tanned by Miss Clayton in getting OF
the train at Newberry in July Ope-
.Tator Barrier from Lockhart juno
ton, near Spartanburg, is relieving
MIR. Letter here during the latter's alb
sense.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Hugh Summel,
with their son. Master Robert Sum-
mer, of Newberry, S. c., returned
home today in their car, after a visit
ito their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. H
Summer atlanta Journal 5th.
MIR. Robert Neel paid Sunday VS.
s, TO his brother, Mr.. Sam Neel, at the
,sub-station of the Southern Power
company, South Greenwood
Mrs. T. ]. Duckett of Clinton Is
spending a weekend with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Duncan Johnson.
zMr. William Zobel OF Charleston
-scame up last week to visit his mother,
Mrs. Louisa Zobel, who is sick at
ner home in Helena. He spent the
,week there with his relatives ana
vRIth his sister, Mrs. Otto ,Klettner,
sin Newberry. His father, the late
sMr. William Zobel, was one Of the
best known and best liked citizens OF
the community, and his son William
sfhherits his lamented fathers friend
by and happy nature.
Mr ]. R. Tuley of tSwainesboro, Ca,
spent the weekend in Newiberry with
his family.
Mrs. Henry Hunter ofGoldville spent
Saturday here with Mrs. James M.
Bowers.
Nicely Cromer having been called
TO the front there was a vacancy ex-
listing in the citadel scholarship from
this county Frederick l.. Sale, upon
standing the examination, won the
scholarship and has been awarded the
same.
Mr. C. L. Graham of Pomaria was
in Newberry Saturday.
Mr.! Jno M. suber of Whitmire was
in the city Saturday
Mr.. P. H. Kinard of Prosperity NO.
S was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Jackson Stuck was in the city
Saturday from Pomaria No. 2.
Messrs NJ. NJ. and I. NJ. Mills Of
Prosperity No. were in Newberry |
Saturday.
: Mr. F. P. Wicker was in Newberry
from Prosperity No. Saturday.
Mr.. R. S. MayL.h of Silverstrees
was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. R. G. Ringer was in the city
from Pomaria.
Mr.. G.. F. Smith of Blairs was in
Newberry Saturday.
Mr.. Henry - wyse of this city
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