The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-10-26
PURELY Personal
A2a .s'e~ements of Hany People, New.
srriaHS, and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

Mt L. P. Hendrix of Camp Sevi:r
5s visiting at home here on furlough.
Aar L. A Bledsoe has gone from
-Tnanston to Saluda.
Mz az. ]. Buddin of Greeleyville is
e the city visiting his cousin, Health
aEeer L. NJ. Player.
MISS Eunice Abrams spent the week
sana in Newberry with her parents
Gaseayiue Piedmont.
MISS Lottye Lee Halfacre Of ia
IzAa spent the weekend with her par
ssass, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz. Halfacre.
wzs. Sam Burns of Wadesboro, n.
g. rs on a two weeks visit to her par
axes, Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Halfacre.
Miss Sarah Haynes has gone to
AmHberry to work in the Office of the
NxRberry Observer.-TugalooT Tribune
i Nk. Ossie Stewart, the fine fire hose
eravenhg salesman, is paying another
esE his pleasant visits to Newberry,
-vaaaere his home people live.
Mrs Ryon Workman and little son
.SI Iaurens spent a few days this week
I'm Newberry with relatives.
M and Mrs. Fred Gallman, Mr.. ano
bets Lawes Gallnan returned Satur-
cav from very pleasant visit to Mr..
~@NvOxge Gallman of Augusta, Ga.
MR. W. L. Martin and family have
~sasre to Graycourt for a few weeks
ME Martin to be at the Fridy Motor
ezxnwaany's place of business there.
MISS Louise Kinard of Ninety SIX
AEke pleasant guest of her aunt, Mrs.
EaaEpod Clary, and grandmother, Mrs.
Rszhine Strother. :.
Mr Tabor H. Hill, who underwent
sza operation in a Baltimore hospital
Is Iraproving rapidly. He expects to
, xgSzarn home in about two weeks
.aass4Hnwood Journal, 23rd,
NEss Minnie Havird OF Newberry
-zsssa Miss jeanne Farr of Greenv1ile
aare returned to their homes after
xsst to Prof. and Mrs. H. B. Doml-
-azisk -GreenTille Piedmont.
"A p Werts of Newberry, who caaie
an Columbia with Mrs. Werts for an
esaeration at the Baptist hospital, has
z-rssxrnled TO his home The condition
= ST Nrs4 .Wer1s. is gooo.-The State
.sara -
.MEzs Milliamson, one of the soldier
ssess at Camp Sever, made good in
:xm company so well that he gained
sxmse uromotions in one day, first to
ssSsrsass private, then to corporal.
s%s ". Y. Fair left Tuesday for
@Mzhington, D. c., to spend month
INA ahat city with her distinguished
,Ruaher, General Darlington, who IS
pleasantly and popularly remem-
>ssNesad here.
: ZE. George B. Cromer of Newoerfy
anK Nr. j J, Mcswain of GreenVllle
sava .heen retained as attorneys for the
sae Board Of Education in the text
kgssak SUIT case brought against the
Ma2r5-
nUrs. Thornwell Haynes of Prosper
aev received a message this week 1rom
Secretary Lansing stating that her
aashand had arrived safely at Chris
Hanna NJ - ct W!asn-hst'n
sar Resrograd about a month ago. He
sn I'm the consular service.
M R. C. Price left Wednesday iof
ssana to enter the substation OF the
H., m ,Eower Company at tna1
s,,sss, having been selected by Capt
.zps0. c. Goggans to go into training
uaaee for the discharge OF his duties
I'm she service. A man has to be draft
sd 80 do that responsible work, now
,~ys, much one would like to volunteer
.:xmaa Captain Goggans knows VINO 20
sssEaft
RsT. Benz. L. Knight of Newoerfy
uss one of the speakers at the Dan-
aza in Columbia Tuesday night Oh
sss South Carolina Poultry Breeders