The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1917-11-09
DELAYED ITEMS
LATELY LEFT OVER

all called SUN IN newspaper OIL
ace, is too dead to be carried over
to the succeeding issue after being
crowded out-such as some notices OF
meetings, etc. Some of it, however.
though not as live as at first,
is printed later because we don't
like to miss printing what We
took the trouble to find out or what
our friends were kind enough to tell
US. A few of the following left over
items were written for the issue be-
fore the last, but most of them for the
last issue, hence their rather stale
ness, which almost makes the report
er sick:
The Winthrop Daughters will meet
with Miss Bess Burton F~iday after
noon Nov 9 at o'clock.
Miss Daisy Cannon of NeWberry IS
visiting her brother, Mr.. R. S. Can
non.-Ind;a Hook cor Yorkville En-
quirer, End.
James Herbert Evans has returned
home HIS wound has not entirely
healed, but is getting well.
Mr.. Robert Reagin of Columbia was
in Newberry last week.
Mrs. o. Wells has returned home
after an extended visit to her dangh-
ter in California and her SON in Min
neapolis.
Mr.. J. D. Shockley of Columbia is
on a visit to his daughter, Mrs.
Welch Wilbur.
Prof. w. L. Notes left Monday for
Monroe, N. c., to resume his princi-
palship of a school near that city.
MIR. Joe L. Keitt, Jr., is another of
the Newberry boys somewhere in
France"
Mrs Coralie C. Grimke Charleston,
is in the city, the guest of Miss Anne
O. Ruff. She is with the Franklin Sd
gar people, but her visit to Newberry
now is only of a social nature.
MT James Rutherford Fair and Miss
George Irene Case were married at
Mountain, Arkansas, on the 24th OF
October. The groom is better known
in Newberry as ''Rud," by which name
he was very popular here. HIS many
friends will wish hm more good luck.
W E. Griffin, formerly working in
the drawing section at Pelzer mill,
No. 4, is now employed in the speeder
section of the Newberry mill. Mrs.
Griffin and little Clara Griffin will re-
man in Pelzer for a while.-Textile
News.
Mr.. ]. B. Frick of Little Mountain
was in Newberry last Friday.
Messrs. J. Lurey and w. E. Wallace
are the latest purchasers of Dodge
cars.
Miss Eugenia Epps has been given
charge of the ladies' rest room in
this city. The ladies and children of
the county may rest assured that they
tdll receive the most gentle alo
thoughtful attention whenever they
come in from the country and go to
the room for little needed rest.
MIR. and Mrs. Will Wright went to
Newberry on Sunday to visit Mrs. Beta
Wright.-Johnston cor Edgeheld Ad
veruiser, 31st ult.
Miss Leone Swindler, who has been
assisting at the local telephone ex-
change for the past two weeks, re-
turned to her home in Newberry this
week-Camden Chronicle, End,
Mrs. H. L. Parr conducted the Sat
urday afternoon devotions during the
recent meeting in Aiken of the South
Carolina convention of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union; and that
was duOCucl UCdUCI1o VI oOSco1OA OAA C1AS
opening day, at the noon-tide hour, the
slime when the white ribboners
around the world Lift up their hearts
for the destruction Of the liquor
traffic" DR.. Mclean led this prayer,
which was followed by the memorial
service for promoted comrades, among
whom are numbered two from New
berry, Mrs. J. H. Summer and Miss
Eva Gary.
Mrs. D. C. Kyle, formerly Mss
Anna Chalmers, is extending her visit
to friends here in her old home coun-
ty. She now lives with her mother
and the family in Greenville Mrs.
Kyle has been in the city for some
time attending the sick. among her