The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-09
PURELY Personal
&ae No~em ents OF Hany People, New.
srrians, and Those Whe Visit
NeWberiy.


Miss Mary Hardeman, has returned
Some after visiting in Greenville.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Aull and
little daughter, Emily, spent Mednes-
Hay night and Thursday in Newberry
Revs. E. D. Kerr, T. C. Croker ana
n IA. Beckett and Messrs. Geo. A
and Geo. F. Boozer, are the delegates
IRON Newberry city and county to the
synod of South Carolina Presbyterian
s:hurch, II. S., which convened al
Seneca Tuesday evening, as published
nm the list in the Greenville News o1
that date.
From Newberry (additfonaD, John
Renwick Carlisle.-From a list OF
aOur Soldier Boys" as printed in the
associate Reformed Presbyterian OF
The 7th, recording the names of their
young men who VOLUNTEERED for ser
v5ce.
MIR. Tabor Hill arrived Sunday from
Baltimore where he has been in
hospital for treatment. His many
friends will be delighted to know chat
he stood the trip well and is i'm
proving Index, 9Th.
Mrs. Sarah Haynes, mother OF Mrs.
2 R. Bell, left Wednesday for New
berry to be with her daughter Miss
Sarah Haynes, who works for the OBJ
server.-Tugaloo Tribune, 9Th.
Prof. H. B. Dominick is spending
few days in Newberry on business
Greer cor. Greenville Piedmont, 9Th.
w r. Smith, Jr, A. N. Crosson
and o. L. Hunter are the grand j.
rors from Newberry county at the 1eo-
eral court now in session at Green
wood.
Mrs. H H. Blease has returned from
2 pleasant visit to Staunton, Gordons-
vile, Elkton and other Virginia cities.
Mr.. ssRed" Sligh of Columbia was
In Newberry Wednesday afternoon.
MIR. Richard Caldwell, senior mem
Der of the Columbia firm Of Caldwell
and Haltiwanger, was in the city
wednesday morning, visiting the New
berry firm of Caldwell and Haltiwan-
Messrs. Mark Nichols. Tom Blair
.aad Jim Alewine motored to Solum-
oia Tuesday and Mark Nichols and
Henry. Long to Greenville Wednesday.
Mr. G. j. Ruff of Prosperity 5 was
.an the city Wednesday.
AIRS. W. A Asbil and children, who
have been staying with Mrs. Asbills
mother, Mrs. J. H. Riser, since packing
her household effects, will leave Fri
5say morning on the Cannon Ball train
aor Wichita Falls, Texas, to join Mr..
AZ sbiI, who is in the automobile bus
Sness in that city. Mrs. Asbills many
friends regret her departure from
.Newberry with her fine little children.
Mr. Thomas Hayes, son of Mr.. and
AIRS. E. Lee Hayes, left Tuesday for
Columbia to enter the express busi-
mess. He will either stay in the office
there or take to the road as messen-
ger. The express company is in need
of good material for their business.
Mr.. Chas. E. Summer left Thursday
Nor Admission, Ala, to visit his son,
Mr.. Forrest Summer, who is in the
O. nj. C. department of the service at
Camp Mcclellan.
MIR. B. S. Morgan is sick. We are
wondering these days how such a
man manages in sickness with a
large family living on small wages.
with everything so high. His daugh-
Ger, Mrs. Bessie homas, of Columbia,
came to see him on Wednesday, TO
help him and the family all she
could.
Miss Louise Kinard of Ninety-Six
fas returned home after pleasant
eisit to relatives here. She will spend
her Thanksgiving with other Winthrop
daughters in Rock Hill and after
words visit in Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene S. Blease Of
Beaumont, Texas, are visiting rela-
t7ves in Newberry, after having visit
ed his daughter and family in .Laur-
ems. The many friends here of Mr..
and Mrs. Blease are delighted to see
them. Mr.. Blease comes on business
connected with the courts as we'll as
nejDg on a DleaSlIre trim