The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-27
PURELY Personal
Iae NOvem ents OF Wany People, New.
aerrianS. and Those Who Visit
NeWberry.

IN. c. in Columbia last week
Mr. Roy Cannon of Columbia spent
ahe weekend here with relatives.
Mr. Aumerle Schumpert of Colum-
Ia spent Sunday with his mother, Mrs
% l.. Schumpert.
Mrs. ]. r. Workman and son, Eu-
gene. of LaurenS spent the weekend
TN the city.
Capt. W. S. Langford has returned
TO Wichita Falls, Texas, after wit
messing the court here last week.
Messrs. Henry Wells and Gordon
Leslie attended the State association
Of moving pictures men in Columbia
wednesday.
The stork made visit to Mr.. and
Mrs. Pat Livingston on Monday morh-
ang, March 19, leaving little daugh-
Ser
Mr.. and Mrs. C. C. Wharton and lit
tie daughter, Kathryn, have return
ed to Greenwood after visiting Mr..
and Mrs. T. n Parks.
Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Sr., returned
last Friday from Norfolk. Va. where
she had been since seeing the in
aaguration and visiting her daughter
IN Washington.
Mr.. Tom L. B. Epps was in the
city Saturday. His friends here were
glad to see him after his protracted
illness which interfered with his
visits to the county seat.
The Rev. and Mrs E. c. Cronk and
xAeir son, John Edward, have gone to
Prosperity to spend the weekend
with Mr.. CronRs brother, the Rev.
u. w. Cronk.-The State, Oath.
Mr.. H. T. Higgins and Miss Annie
Il. Green spent Sunday last at New
berry. They made the trip in Mr.
Higgins new car and reported most
delightful trip.-Buffalo Cor. Union
Times, 23r0.
Miss Helen Baldwin, the trained
nurse, leaves today on her return to
columbia, after spending four weeks
in Newberry attending Mrs. Chas. wv
Douglas, who is improving since her
recent serious illness.
Mrs. Edward Houseal and TWO chill
dren of Buffalo, N. Y, and Miss Aims
dew Houseal of Columbia were IN
Newberry Friday, the guests OF Df'
and Mrs. W. G. Houseal.
Miss Edith Henderson has return
ed from Blairs, where she has been
For the past three weeks with ner
brother, Mr.. John Henderson, VINO
was very i'll, threatened with pneu-
Eaonia, but has recovered.
Mr.. William Johnson now walks to
the store, having discarded the use
sG auto transfers, which he has been
uslng since something struck in the
leg. Tafat something was the rheu-
matism or something.
Mr. Alvin Wright, the right hand
Tean and steady linotype operator III
.xhe Office of the Greenville Piedmont,
sDeat the weekend in Newberry, ac-
,eompanied by his little nephew,
George Harrison, of GreenTille.
Mr. L. G. Bale Of Laurens spent
.Sihs weekend in Newberry, returning
IN, mis- home with Mrs. Bale and the
.syo children, who had been visiting
AIRS Bales parents, Mr.. and Ss.
--Tno. C. Goggans.
DR. G. Y. Hunter of Prosperity,
ss.ne of the vice-presidents, is on the
program to deliver an address at the
convention of the Southern Cattle
.men's association. which is to be heio
I'm Atlanta April 4, and s.
a NJ Wyse and his son, F. {. Wyse,
ai,y engineer, we're called TO the Wyse
Terry community of Newberry county
Yesterday, on account OF the illness
of Mr.. Wyses brother, A. L. Wlse
who has been very feeble for some
xime.-The State, Oath.
AIR. John K. Aull, the we'll knoW1
newspaper man, now in charge OF tne
s>ol,rnbia bureau of the Charleston
American, was in the city Saturoa!
evening. Mrs. Aull and MISS Juils
Kate Aull. are visiting at the home o
Col. and Mrs. E. H. Aull.
J. T. Payne of near Chappells va
Sn Saluda Friday on business. M:
payne owns a 4O0-acre farm. n
saws he will plant the usual amour
nf cotton, but will also raise sum
sient quantity of corn. This year n
was able to have surplus supply 0
corn. which he sold at a good price
--Saluda Standard, 22nd.
Mr.. Earle Bullock, travelling out
aiorristown, Tenn, with tennessee
and North Carolina as his territory
IS visiting his parents at the Ne"
berry hotel. The many friends o
rhis young commercial traveller,
more familiarly known as drummer,
are glad to see him. 1t would be ou
Of order if, as the son of his father
he were not a successful and popu
iar knight of the road
Col. D. A. .Dickert walked out lnt'
The city Saturday afternoon to tn'
great delight of the many frlends
Ehc saw him. The old war morse
mas to walk very slowly and witf
much difficulty now, but his eye Is
still bright with the fires of his in
sellect and courage. We hope the
spring weather will help him to re;
gain a good portion of his health ano
strength and enable him to WALK