The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-23
PURELY Personal
Wae AOveR ents of Hany People, New.
serrials, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

Ar. j. b. Dick CT Clemson is the
Seesa Of friends in the city.
Ars J. B. 9Amick has gone to John
sacH 10 visit her sister who is i'll.
M-s. E. NJ. Evans, Sr returned
'S:sanrday from short stay with
trieDds in Columbia.
Ers E. NJ. Evans, Jr., and little
sen, Everett Deaver. are the guests
81 Mrs. Evans parents at Carlisle.
Miss Agnes Adams of Blairs spent
4rsg1dS.
Leo Derrick of Newberry college
has been at home for few days.
A@esrille News.
Mr- and Mrs. McHardy Mower OF
&ewherry were in Columbia yester-
a7S.-The State, 20th.
Hrs. Frank G. Wright Of Charlotte
arrived Tuesday on a visit to her par
'en:s. DR.. and Mrs. T. W. Smith.
Mr. P l. Rawl Of Lexington is uu
visit to his granddaughter, the
Misses Amick and Mrs. E. H. Aull
lit. and Mrs. Alan Reighley will on
april the first move to the house in
-Scnes street advertised fo- rent by
Ry- n l.. Parr.
Miss Anna Julian Harmon Of Pros
Berity is visiting this week at her
Erandfather's.-In Creek Cor. Sa-
sBes Standard.
Nr. and Mrs. Guy Eskridge return
Go "wednesday to their home in New
Fork, after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
I. c. Eskridge.
Nj F. S. Evans returned to Co.
iEHsbia Tuesday, having spent sever
ss days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
H. n Evans.
Nss. H. 3. Wells went to the Co.
Jgnbia hospital Wednesday to have
her ,onsils removed She was accom-
panied by Mr.. Wells and his mother.
HI and Mrs. H. c. Herring stop
Dec over at Ninety Six on Saturday
~en their way to Newberry.-Green-
wood Journal.
Nrs. Jas. n. Mclaughlin and chill
drsn have returned from Greenwood,
where they we're the guests of rela-
Sses.
Eonie and Miss Matte May Mills
Gs Prosperity spent Saturday night
with Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Clamp!
Pleasant Grove Cor. Saluda Standard.
Mrs. Alice Ellis. after attending the
Teachers convention in Columbia,
has gone to Prosperity to visit rela-
:a5ves.-Leesville News. /
Mss Bessie Shealy of Little Noun
Sa1n is the guest of her sisters. Mrs.
C.. A. Epting and Mrs. ]. W. Ballen-
ane.-Eeesville News.
Eugenia Wheeler of Newberry spent
Thursday and Friday with her sis
ig, Frances.-Wi Weekly
Eaews.
Mr.. W. H. Nhitlock of Newberry
spgnt Sunday in the city with his par
4sEss, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Whitlock.
Greenwood Index.
Miss Leona Spurlock and Miss Eth
a9a Butler motored from Augusta to
sseEbsrry to visit Mrs. NJ. A. Counts
She early part of the week.
Mrs. J. E. Rushton. nee Miss Nora
,Sarznon, formerly of Newberry, now
irving at BTanchville, is visiting DR..
and Mrs. T. w Smith.
Ma5. ]. F. j. Caldwell. one of New
berrs's foremost citizens, is in Co.
registered at the Jefferson
hersl.-The State, goth
Mrs J. n Mclaughlin and chill
ssen of Newberry are guests of Mrs.
Is. {. Harper, Mr.. Mclaughlin and
ssss, Albert, we're also guests for the
week A-end.-Greenwood Journal, 10Th.
j. B. Nerts OF Silverstreet was in
sas,da Friday He says he does not
Fran, over seven Or eight acres OF
ssueson. but raises. and sells all the
%sern be can-Saluda Standard.
We were glad to welcome our new
F. o. Black, and hope
5Sy him to come again soon and give
Ds another good talk .--Saluda STAN
xssrd
Hon. Fred H Dcminick will leave
nsU "Wednesday for Washington to
he present at the Democratic caucus
<x Friday and ready for the special
Eession called for April 2.
Rev. l.. P. MCGEE, Rev Walter I.
Herbert, Messrs. c. C. Wharton, c.
4. Featherstone and J. T. Medlock
wezs TO Newberry this morning to at
iend District confernce.-Greenwood
Journal, 21st.
Ar. Bill Smith of the Carolina Au-
10 company of Newberry stopped over
With the writer for short while
&onday.-Chapiii Cor Lexington Dis
sa1ch-NeWs.
Nr. Jacob r. Bouknight of Newber
yy. but formerly of this place, visit
'eS his son, Julius, and his many
-yrIanis here on Saturday and Sunday.
Chaplin Cor. Lexington Dispatch i
News
Mrs. Bedenbaugh, the aged mothe
nf Frank Waters, died in Column
af paralysis last week and was
xaed at st. Lukes church near Pros
psrity Thursday.-Indian Creek Cor
Saiuda Standard, 22nd
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. J. Epting of Saw