The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-06-15
PURELY Personal
@@e MOyemen of Rany People, New
sserrians, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

NeWDerFys
Mr. Arthur Glazener is spending
abe week in Easley on business.
Miss Pansy Hedgpath of Greenville
is II Newberry visiting her aunt, Mrs.
". 4. Wherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Etheredge and
two little children of Oklahoma are
visiting his sister, Mrs. J, S. Derrick.
Marcus Ewaru left Thursday to
spend couple of weeks with relatives
in Columbia.
} L. Kempson of Newberry visited
Shis section last week-Big Creek cor.
Sa1uda Standard, 14th.
NJ. K. Crouch spent Saturday and
Sunday in Newberry with relatives
Big Creek cor Saluda Standard, 14th.
Dr.. and Mrs. G. W. Connor left this
afternoon for Chicago to spend some
Sime.-Greenwood Journal, 18th.
Miss Gladys Higgins, who has been
attending Newberry college the past
session. is at home for the summer
Easiey Progress. 18th.
We are glad to know our friend Mr..
C. NJ Wilson, superintendent of edu-
cation of Newberry county is married.
-TTllman cor. Leesville News.
Cal1ie Duncan of Newberry visited
his brother Walter Duncan, and fam
Sly Saturday night.-Tillman cor Sa-
Iuda Standard. 14th.
Mr. J. E. Summer, the we'll known
architect of Greenwood, but who is
still claimed by Newberry, was in the
city this week
Leslie Hanna of Hampton spent
from Monday to Wednesday in New
Berry with his university roommate,
Henry Rikard, Jr.
Mr.. C. NJ. Hart who was a mail car
rier at Edsefeld S. c.. in 1876 is Wis
fting relatives in Newberry for few
days.
Mrs. NJ. B. Wright and Miss Eliza
beth Wright attended the Robertson
Wright wedding in Anderson on the
9TH instant.
N. W. DeHardt and daughter, little
Miss Barnette. spent Saturday anG
Saturday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
.Jchn P Mil|s.-Tillman cor. Saluda
Standard. 18th
DR.. J. NJ. Poole. one. of the clever
and popular drug clerks of the Har-
Inon Drug Co.. is spending his vaea-
Gion at his old home in Newberrg.-
Lexington Dispatch-News. 18th.
Ny. Pen Pprn of Co. K, 1st infan-
try, National Guard. came up from
Cheraw Monday to visit his mother,
Mrs. Lima Burn. His furlough eXpir-
ed Thursday.
Mies. Julio Kibler. who has been
teaching school at Lynchburg, Va.
came home on Wednesday to spend
Che vacation with her parents, Dr. and
Mrs. J. M. Kibler.
Prof. J. B. Bushardt and family
have returned to their home here aft
er pleasant visit to relatives in
Newberry. = Honea Path Chronicle,
a3th.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rae spent sew
eral days of this week very pleasant
Gy at the beautiful and hospitable
home of Mrs. Fannie Cofeld
'1n 'r,n fine Beth Eden section of the
Pref. S. J. Derrick is attending a
of the State board of educa-
ton now in session in Columbia for
Ehe purpose of cdopting a uniform Sc
ries of text books for the free public
schools of the State.
Mr.. Geo. S. Mower was an appreci-
ated guest at commencement. Mr..
Movers friends were congratulating
MIN on looking so young anu so well.
Reformed Presbyterian,
asth.
Mrs. J. w Kibler of Newberry is
spending the week with her brothers,
Messrs !. D. and D. G. Sheldon, and
sister. Mrs. M. S. Stribling. She is re-
membered as Miss Fannie Sheldon and
has numerous friends who are pleas
ed to, see her.-Tugaloo, Westminster
Tribune. 18th.
Miss Frances Caldwell has returned
TO her home in Winnsboro after Wis
it to her sister. Mrs. George Ruff.
She was accompanied there by Mr..
and Mrs. Ruff and little George, Jr.,
and also by Mrs. Charles Ruff, who is
visiting her mother. The party motor
ed to Winnsboro Wednesday, Mr.. Ruff
returning home the same day.
Miss Kitty Coke smith. sponsor for
the army OF Northern Virginia, Sons
of Confederate Veterans, at the re-
sdnion in Washington, u. C. Miss
Smith is of Norfolk, Va, and daugh-
ter of the late Bishop A. Coke Smith
OF the Southern Methodist church.
These lines were under a cut of the
pretty sponsor printed in the Rich
1nond Virginian of the 5th instant.
DR.. l. E. Grimm will close his Of
flee Saturday evening, to be absent
from Newberry during his summer
vacation, after which he will return
500 this city. In the meartime, be-
tween this and Saturday evening, he
win be on hand to attend to any of
mis- numerous patrons who may de-
sire to see him on professional busi-
mess