The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-16
PURELY PERSONAL
eae Movem ents of Nany People, New.
5errians, and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

Mrs. ST Basche has returned to
Stone Mountain, Ca, after visit here
to her brother, Col. c. J. Purcell
Mr. Thomas Richardson of Pomaria
was a business visitor to the city Wed
nesday.
Miss Inez Hutchinson has gone to
Clinton, having accepted position
with Jacobs Advertising company.
Mr.. H. L. Parr attended a meeting
Of the board of trustees OF the Wo-
mans college at Due West Tuesday.
Mrs. c. F. Hart has returned from
a visit to her mother in Newberry.
Union Progress.
Mr.. Walter Cameron of NeTberry
was in the city on Saturday.-Un!on
Progress.
Mrs. w. H. Keith of Chappells was
a visitor to the city Monday.-Green-
wood Index
Miss Juanita Epting of Newberry
has returned home after spending
several days with Miss Sue Dent IN
Senate street.-The State.
Mrs. John Ruff and little daughter
Julia Katherine and little Miss Helen
Brown spent the weekend with Mrs.
Charley Ruff.
MIR. and Mrs. H. R. McFadden re-
turned Friday afternoon from a few
days stay at Newberry.-Rock Hill
Record.
Miss Bessie Bowers Of Prosperity
is visiting her brother and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. S. B. Bowers, in Manly
street.- Greenville Piedmont.
Mr. ]. T. Adams, who was taken
from Blairs to the Columbia hospital
recently to undergo an operation, IS
improving.
Mr.. B. 3. Davis of Columbia is IN
Newberry. having come to erect a
monument at the grave of Mrs. Hill
lard Long in Colony church ceme-
terry.
Mr.. Geo. D. Brown, State superin-
tendent of mill schools, was in New
berry Tuesday. Mr. Brown is doing
good work and is very successful IN
the undertaking.
Mr. G. H. Ballentine, cashier of the
Bank of western Carolina, Lexington,
came on a pleasant visit to Newoef,
~, registering at the NeWoerry ho1ei
on Tuesday.
Mr. ]. ]. Eargle left Wednesday
for Portsmouth, Va. He has a place
as machinist at the Norfolk navy
yard. Mr.. Eargle is a fine machlnlsr
and an inventor Of some note.
CONGRESSMAN Fred H. Dominick ar
rived from Washington Tuesday night
He will return to Washington in time
to attend the Democratic caucus Oh
the 18th of next month.
Mrs. w. E. Merchant and son, Ern-
est have moved from apartments at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. ?. c..
Gaillard in High Point to the house
on the corner of Harrington and
Thompson streets.
Mr.. NJ. "A. Attaway, who was drawn
to serve as a petit juror at the court
I OF general sessions next week, mas
returned from Saluda, after having
been called there on account OF the
serious illness Of his father, VINO IS
better.
Mr. G. R. Wise left for Atlanta
Wednesday night to return Saturday
with his fifteenth carload of mules for
the season. You have to hand it 10
Wise that he is a mule dealer right.
We are calling attention to MS ad
in this issue.
MIR. J. T. Oxner motored Saturday
70 Summerland college to see his
daughter, Miss Verda Oxner, who IS
q student there He was accompan-
led home by his daughter and two or
her college mates. Misses Mary Ep-
ting and jamie Wicker, who spent the
Weekend here.
Mr. ]. Chesley Dominick returned
Wednesday from Charleston, having
gone to that city last Friday to visit
his son, Mr.. Sam w. Dominick, and
family. He enjoyed his visit, espec-
iaIly the chance of again seeing MS
little grandchild. He says Sam Is all
right down in the city by the sea, but
is kind of looking forward with oreaa
to the coming of the army Of mos
quitoes.
Mr.. D. Forrest Goggans, an cleo
trician of Great Falls, Montana, is
visiting his parents, Clerk OF Court
and Mrs. Jno. C. Goggans. Another
visitor arriving at the same time was
Mrs. Goggans' brother, Mr.. ]. Lawson
Long, a book publisher and map man
of Dallas, Texas, who was formerly
city superintendent of schools in Dal-
las. The two arrived Wednesday,
the former to extend his visit here
the latter on his way to the meeting
fof the State Teachers association IN
Columbia. Neither knew the o1ce.
was on his way to NeWberry untl'
they met in Greenville.
VARIOUS AND AL ABOUT.