The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-03-30
PURELY Personal
TIE Movements of Rany People, New.
berrians, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberVy.

Mrs. G. w. Yonce spent Monday in
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. T. Watkins are
visiting relatives in Newberry.-Till-
xnan Cor. Saluda Standard, 29th.
Mrs Thos. 0. Stewart of Newberry
spent the weekend III the city with
ne! brother. Mr. c. t. Shockley, and
family Greenwood Index, 9th.
Miss Marie Schumpert of Prosper
ty was the guest last week Of Mrs.
%. Hampton Mixson, Jr., in Divine
street, Shandon.-The State, 9th.
Or. D. ]. burns and family and
MRS. W. W. Griffin and Miss Octie
ssrSHin have moved to the White FAINT
buuse in Nance street.
Es.S. Franklin is at the bedside OF
his brother, John Franklin. Of New
berry, who is very i'll now.--Tillman
Cor Saluda Standard. 29th.
MIR Gray Ellesor Dlckert has gone
10 Savannah having passed examina-
iron as applicant for membership in
Ehe signal corps OF the United States
army at that station.
Mrs. Frank Greneker Wright, after
a2d Mrs. T. w. Smith, has returned
80 her home in Charlotte.
Misses Minnie Lee Stone and LIZ
sae Gordon visited Miss Bessie Tim
acerman at Silverstreet from Friday
afternoon until Sunday afternoon
DopalGs Cor. Greenvdlle Piedmont.
Mrs. John T. Franklin and children
Ss Newberry were visitors OF Mr.. and
Mrs. E. S. Franklin last week. They
came over Thur sday, returning Sat-
arday.-Tillman Cor. Saluda Stan
card, 99th.
Mr. T. F. Suber of Pomaria will
spend the Easter vacation at home
from the Lutheran Theological sem
dnary in Columbia Candidate for
graduation w H. Dutton has accept
ed the call to the Summer and Mayer
Memorial parish in Newberry.
Mr. Eduard Scholtz OF Charlotte
spent day or so here this week with
some of his friends. 1t looks nat
Bral to see him walking the streets
Bi his former home city, where he
has always been popular.
Mr.. B. F. Goggans and family ha5',
moved to the house (the Coppock
place. recently vacated by Messrs.
N. T. Hogge and J. J. Hit and faml-
lies, who have moved to the Carlisle
house in Nance street
Mr.. Dominick has been interesting
himself in matters pertaining I'd the
Third district even in advance Of TAX
ing active charge of the high position
TO which be has been elected.-From
editorial under head of "Mr. Domin-
ok is Busy" in Keowee, Walhalla,
Saurler.
Rev, ". I. Herbert. presiding elder
of Greenwood, preached at the Metho-
dist church here Sunday morning.
E5s. text was, And the Man Daniel
Frospered." 1t was a splendid dis
course and was delivered with force
=and power.-Cross Hill Cor. Laurens
Advertiser, 2Sth.
Nr. Robert P. Fair. Of the Indian
RehnTng company of New York, was
sin the city from last Saturday until
Wednesday on visit to his father,
'd1ol. VIM. Y. Fair. The friends OF
Bob were all glad to see him drop
I'm ON his old happy hunting grounds
locking and doing so well. He travels
around on tour of inspection and
gets TO see much of this vast country,
:yamping from snowy regions to balmy
cHmes in a day.
Mr. George Addy. accompanied by
his physician. DR.. w. e. Pelham. Jr.,
went to Columbia Tuesday to unoer-
go an operation for appendicitis. he
had a serious case and was operated
ON after the bursting of the appendix.
His father and mother were sent for
and went to Columbia Tuesday night
wTth Mr. Sam Johnson in his car.
Mr. Addy came home Wednesday and
returned yesterday to the bedside OF
his son, who from last accounts was
resting nicely. 1t was 1T trst thought
he would die or the operating table.