The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-02-06


the guest of relatives in the city.
MIR. c. A. Babb Of Graycourt is Wis
iting his son, Rev, E. V. Babo.
Mrs. Robert Holmes, Mrs. Herman
Wright and Mss Pauline Glider spent
Thursday in Columbia.
Mrs. w. A. koon and daughter, MISS
Elizabeth, OF Columbia, are visiting
relatives in Newoerry.
J. A. Derrick spent two days i'll
NeWberry last week with MS daugh-
Ter. Mrs Olan Dison.-The State~
Mrs Laura Henderson and Mrs. d.
II. Baxter spent last Wednesday IN
Columbia shopping.
Mr. ]. D. ("Tant') Wicker spent
Saturday night and Sunday in Lau-
rens with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-
Monroe j. Wicker.
Mrs. ]. R. Thornton of NeWoerfy
was the guest Of her sister, MRS. wat
kins. in Sixth street Wednesday,
The State.
Mr. Harvey Crandall, a good and
steady linotype operator IN Colum0la'
snent Saturday night and Sunday III
Newberry.
w. M Berry from Oakland mill,
Newherry. S. c., has been transferred
to section hand in spinning at River
side mills, Anderson, S. Chill News
] A. Stephens, loom hxer from Eu-
reka mills, Chester, S. c., has 6eeh
transferred to Glenn-Lowry mllls'
Whitmire, S. Chill News. :.
Miss Annie NJ. Buckley and Mr.. Gilt
ton Smith were married by the hev
w. c. Baxley in the Mollohon mlli
village last Wednesday.
congressnan-elect Fred H. Domin-
ick Will leave tomorrow tor the up-
country TO collect the balance or SAW
6re the National Democratic fund, ana
he expects to get it all.
The many friends of Mrs. ]. Z. Hal-
ner will be glad to know that she Is
doing nicely after her operation io1
appendicitis in Columbia several DAYS
auo-GreenW ood Index.
Mrs. McIntrye OF Whitmire has peen
secured to fill the place left vacant
by the resignation OF MISS Inomas
.t the High school-Bethany COT.
Greenwood index.
Mrs Oscar and Miss jamie Bell bur
TON or Nevberry were the guests OF
Mrs. Burton's parents, Mr.. ana Ars
I A. Derrick, in Fifth street sa1uF-
.,ay and Sunday.-The State.
Mr. II. A. anderson returned 70
greenwood yesterday after a Vlsll ~
his father. Mr.. P. II. Anderson, VINO
has been quite i'll at the nome VI
his son, Mr. P. E. Anderson, but VINO
is improving.
Mrs Lila Eddy is now with tne
Newberry house OF Caldwell ana hai-
t:,zanger. in the suit department.
,yhere she Will be pleased to have ner
many friends cal and BE sallsneo
with their purchases.
George D Brown. State supervisor
of mill schools, spent several Gays
in Lexington county last week, organ
iying night school work IN the hlili
commupities OF mat county-Ihe
State. - I
Miss Saluda Werts, trained nurse
of University hospital in Augusta
and Mrs. o. f. PoatWooo'
trained nurse of Crawfordville, Ga
are with their sister, Mrs. ". r.
,Wightman, at Helena, VINO has Deeh
critically i'll. At this writing sne IS
~
Mrs. Bessie Dove of Lynchburg,
Va. and Miss Nallie Woodward OIL
Winston-Salem. n. c., after a very
pleasant visit to Miss Anne o. Run'
left Saturday, Miss Woodward 1or !
her home and Mrs. Dove for New
York to buy spring millinery for the
Ideal Dry Goods company OF WIN
one Of the biggest houses
in that line in that city, OF WHICH
store she is head Of the millinery
department. !
Karl Eping leaves this morning foi i
New Orleans to begin an engagement |
with the Southern Bell Telephone
company there. 1t always speaks well
for a young man when he is engag-
ed by this fine company, as, like the
great Southern Power company, the
Southern Bell selects the best materi-
a, Tor these responsible positions
Mr. Epting is the son OF Mr.. and MRS
Thos. E. Epting Of this city, and IS
one CT the our most popular young
men, being well liked by very large
circle OF warm friends attached to.
him because Of his friendly dispo-
s:tion. Karl doesn't have bells On;
his toes. bat he'll make friends for
tie Southern Bell wherever ne goes.