The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-01-19
PURELY Personal
Fae Movements of Hany People, New
serrians, and Those Who Visit
SeWDerry.

4te past week on business.-Nlnety
siy Cor. Greenwood Journal.
Mr.. Frank r. Hunter of NewDerry
was a visitor in the City today.-Greeh
Mood Journal.
Miss Mary Livingston is spending
sbe week in Ninety Six with her aunt
Mrs. A. l. Shealy.
Capt. W. S. l-angford arrived IN
Newoerry Tuesday from "'cn''"
Falls, Texas, on business Trip. |,
Mr.. stanmore G. 4angtord Of New ;
Sarrv was in the city last Thursday !
Union Progress t
Mr.. J E. Summer, the fine archltecs
Of Greenwood, was in NeWoerry "eu-
nesday on business.
Mrs. c. ]. Purcell and little son.
Jim. returned from short Vlslt 70 !
relatives in Georgia.
Mr. Robt. +. Leavell has returned
from a business trip through LOUIS
vile St Louis, Chicago, Detroit ana
J Cincinnati.
Mrs. Jno. N. Kinard left Wednes-
asv for Augusta, where she was call
ed on account of the illness OF her
father, DR.. R. H. Land.
Mrs Minnie Jones of Newberry IS
visiting relatives in the Valley-WaF-
Tenville Cor. Aiken Journal and ne
view
.Rev w S. Holmes, former. rector
of the Episcopal church mere, spent
"wednesday and Thursday in Marion.
Marion Star.
J. NJ. Riley moved from silverstree1
70 his home near Salem in Saluda
county last Thursday.-lndlan creek
Cor. Saluda Standard.
Mr. Lester Of Newberry county Will
soon transfer his saw mill to the
smith place near Indian Creek@Cor.
Saluda Standard.
Mrs. Betty K. Boyd. who mas oeen
spending several weeSe IT. onloh anu
Newberry with frien2s, VIII lea'c
here the last of the week .or her home
IN Administration Progress.
Mr.. John M. Kinard cams:no ONE from
Columbia via Augusta where he wens
with Mrs. Kinard to see Or Lana
The manv friends of DR.. Land IN
Newberry will regret to learn 'n@'
he is not doing we'll.
an A. Griffith and G. D. Sample
spent saturday and Sunday IN New
Merry and Prosperity They were ac-
ahgannanied home by Leland Sheppara
ana .sister.-Big Creek Cor. oaiuoa
Standard.
Mrs. ALAN tombstone, wife OF the
senator Of Newberry, is here to spend
sbs remainder of the week with hef
daughter, Mrs. George AcCutchen' On
shs university campus. Senator john
.staae@ will share her visit, abandon
sng b7s apartment at the Jerome.-Ihe
5SsSter.:':a-z ,'e,s<i.> .:..:.,.:.,
Mr.. John VI. Kinard acted as chair-
man of the church committee repre-
.sen1ins the State Baptist convention,
meeting with the police regulations
committee of the two branches OF the
legislature in Columbia Tuesday, de-
4naadiny the passage of an ''iron-clad
prohibition law in South Carolina
Brief pleas for prohibition Ia"
sThh teeth were made.
Or. J. K. Glider has returned from
a duck hunting trip to Geors town
He and Mr.. Russell Williams of Pin
apolis killed "a ducks Monday after
aooa. When ducks are plentiful and
Aunters are good shots (and the shot
is not too small) the result is bound
10 be satisfactory. This beats float
5ns down river 80 miles during five
hours for two ducks.
Congressman Fred H. Domin-
Jck has returned from Washington.
He was one of the passengers shaken
up when the Seaboard Air Line rail
ways Florida-Cuba special from
Richamond to Jacksonville, was de-
rallied at Hoffman. n. c., early Tues
day. Several of the dining car en-
ployes were bruised, but no passen-
gers were hurt. The passengers were
"'IAHS1eTIeu 20 dHolHeE Train anu P4o-
= eaeded after a brief delay,
Representative H. II Evans of
: SeWberry says he contemplates at
tending fthe Inauguration in Washing
&on March 4. He has already wit I
nessed five He was present, he says,
at the Inauguration of Garfield IN
1850 He also saw Mr. Cleveland take
the oath Of office. Mr.. Evans way in
Washington when Mr.. Mckinley and
--'lr. Roosevelt became president. not
10 mention the initiation of the Dem
Gcratic regime four years ago.-The
State