The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-12-07
PURELY PERSONAL
@As Ne~eme ents of Hany People, New
erriaHs, and Those Whe yistt
NeWberry.

Sergt. NJ. K. Day mas Deen appo4n'
Cd captain of the guard. to succeed
Cant W H. Sondley at the State PEN
,ssantiary under Superintendent A. n
Sanders. Capt. Sondley having re-
signed. as noted in the last issue Of
Khe Herald and News. In mention
ssy the new appointment The State
SAYS. "Serpeant Day is from New
Gerry county and has been connected
~sEth the State prison for seVerai
ysars. He filed several positions
Ifhfullv and efficiently, and the pro-
rention is in the nature OF reward
sar duties we'll done"
First Lieutenant Grady Goggans,
,sho was recently appointed to that
uasition at the training camp at Leon
Snrings, Texas, arrived Wednesday on
= visit to his parents, Clerk and Mrs.
gzs,. 6. Goggans Newberry is proud
us her captain, first and second liet-
eeants, sergeants and corporals, prl-
yates, cooks and everything in all
branches of the service.
sIr. Frank G. Wright, the Southern
Express agent who everybody in New
Gerry hated to see leave and every
body in Oraneeburg is delighted to
naye, paid business visit to the city
Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. T. Young and daughter,
MISS Rosa Mae Young, of Moreland,
tx, and Mrs. W. c. Lee Of Lone Oak,
Cd, are on a two weeks visit to rel
zaiYes in the city and county. Mrs.
Young was formerly Miss Mary Pay
SINGER and her sister, Mrs. Lee was
Hiss Bessie Paysinger.
Mrs. w. T. Tarrant, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred L. Cartledge and baby and w.
e. Bates, all Of Batesburg, were Sun
dsv visitors to Mr. Robert L. Tarrant
and family Mrs. Cartledge was for
userly Miss Lizzie Tarrant.
Miss Ernestine Wicker is teaching in
sne place of Miss Sadie Goggans,
whom the trustees refuse to let re-
xsgn from the faculty; of the city
schools. Miss Wicker will hold the
position at the Boundary Street
school until Miss Goggans is able TO
resume her duties. She is now IN
ahe Eoiundbia hospital, having under
guue a serious operation Tuesday,
> -xhIch she stood we'll In declining to
zscept the resignation OF Miss Cog
;gzns the trustees did a grateful action.
/ William Mayer, who is in the
service OF his country at the base
Mospital in Little Rock. Ark, left
wednesday morning to return to his
= RuIes there after a furlough. since
Rrlday night spent with his parents,
agr. and Mrs. H M. Mayer, and other
relatives. He was met at Clinton by
kss father in his automobile Friday
might. On Tuesday afternoon at 2,
GScgock he motored to see his brother,
MIR. Ambrose Mayer, four miles be-
yund Laurens-thence through Green
ysvod to New Market to see his elder
Brother, Mr. J. l.. Mayer, returning
through Ninety Six to Newberry. ar
-7vfn g home at 80 Wednesday morn
Ing and taking the Cannon Ball train
on his way back to his army post, all
py which was making quick trips and
visiting around.
Mr.. Jno D. Shealy of Little Noun
tain l was in Newberry Wednesday.
Mr.. J. H. Riser returned Thurs
day from Anderson. where he went
Tuesday to see his son. Prof Clint
Rfser, who is principal of the school
ahere.
air. W. P. Leaphart Of Prosperity
was in the city Wednesday.
Miss Pearl West of Newberry, a
FORMER teacher in the Cross Hill
school, was the weekend guest OF
MRS. Mamie Davenport and family
Cross Hill cor Laurens Advertiser.
Mr.. Jim Hitler was in the city We'd
nesday from Prosperity 6.
Misses Mary Lever of Columbia and
Louise Haltiwanger of Newberry were
the weekend guests of Miss Mary
Barksdale-Ia aurens Advertiser.
Messrs. R. C. Evans and ]. W.
Eromer of Newberry are in the city,
Sumter Watchman, 5th.
Miss jamie Morse has returned after
r visit to Miss Margaret Burton IN
Newberry.-Abbeville Medium.
Mrs. Herman Wright and Mrs. Ro-
bert Wright Of Newberry spent yes
serday in Columbia on their way to
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