The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-09-28

school work there.
Leroy a. Salter is taking a vaca-
stion and is spending the time in
-Asheville
Miss Sue Dibble has returned to
Aer home in Charleston after Wis
1t TO the Rev. and Mrs. F. E. Dib-
ble.
Miss Lizzie Salter is visiting her
brother, Dewitt, in Atlanta.
Miss Pauline Glider spent part OF
the week in Columbia.
Mr.. Peere Gaillard, one of the Sc
Iected men for the U. S. A. who went
to Camp Jackson last week, has been
promoted to corporal In GO. a, 32S
infantry.
Mr.. R. NJ. Tidmarsh is in Chatta-
= nooga, Tenn, this week on business
with the insurance company of which
he is representative here.
MIR. Walter Ruff was one of Uncle
SaE's soldier boys going from Camp
Jackson to Camp Sewer.
Miss Julia Settler will leave Sat-
surday for her school at Union, S. c.
First Lieut.. Frank W. Chapman
has arrived in France, caDlegram
Monday informed his anxious reia-
sives in Newberry.
Messrs. Berley and Lille Mills
Chris and Evans Franklin and Will
lie Mccullough took motor trip TO
4 Newberry to spend Sunday with re-
n stiyes,-Tillman Cor. Leesville News.
III Mr.. Berley Hawkins of near Pros
perity spent Monday night with MT
a e. S. Franklin.-Tillman Cor. Lees
Sille News.
sMr- and Mrs Adams of Prosperity
several days here last week
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Crosson.-
Leesville News.
Mrs. Queen Banks is visiting al
;she home of her daughter in NewDer
.ry-saluda Standard.
Messrs. Carl Heller, D. s. beoen-
saneh. 3. M. D. Livingstone, P. W.
sronnts. W. J. Wicker and W. T
-Brown are the latest purchasers %
Ford touring cars, Mr.. Brown buy
sns. car for his sisters, Misses Mary
and Ola Brown, teachers in the coun-
ay.,.
Mrs A. H. Kohn of Columbia was
:sn Newherry: this week visiting Mrs
an, B. Mayer and Mrs. Geo. W. sum-
amer, Sr.
Mrs. John Baker had her arm brok-
ZEN while cranking her car TUESDAY
afternoon.
Mr. J. Chesley Dominick, Ms
friends will regret to know, is ser
1ors1y Ill at his home in this city,
having received another stroke OF
saaralysis on Wednesday of last
week.
: pav. n K. Ezell of Cross Anchor
Ind Mr. P. B. Ezell Of Co D, 1st s.
~ regiment at Camp Sewer, were|
~v;sitors here Tuesday. They are the
ssather and brother respectively d
Or. Ezell of our city.
Mrs. NJ. C. Riser and son or
p,uffton and Mrs. H. c. Wo1orc
eand daughter of Washington, D. c.
are visiting their mother, Mrs. S. NJ
Dnncan Chief State Constable Dun
can was here a few days this week,
returning to Beaufort "Wednesday.
Soldier Duane Livingston OF Camp
Savier is on visit to his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Livingston.
Mrs. F. T. Dcminick, who has
been critically i'll with typhoid fever
with her life despaired of, is very
-much better and improving, her
friends will be glad to know. Mrs.
Davenport, trained nurse, is with
her.
The new principal, Mr.. Murray OF
Kinards, a Clemson graduate, has
oeen given a cordial welcome.-Mad-
den cor. Laurens Advertiser on the
favorable opening Of the school at
New Prospect, Laurens County.
Miss Ruby Dominick Of Prosperity
has come to Newberry and Joined the
large force of clerks at the ten cents
store.
Mr.. John H. Wicker and family o..
one side and Mr.. J. NJ. Bowers and
family on the other are now the
nex+ door neighbors of The Herald