The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-06-04
PURELY PERSONAL

Mr.. SilaS J. klettner Of Fort Moul-
trie came in Sunday to spend fur
Tough at his home in NewberrE.
Miss Sara Davis of Coker college
returned home last week to spend the
vacation.
Mrs. Alan Johnstone, Jr,, of At
lanta, is on a pleasant visit to her
mother, Mrs ]. w. M. Simmons.
H NJ Havird returned last week
from West Raleigh, N. c., to his home
at Silverstreet.
Mrs. B, P. Ringer and little child
returned last week from visit to rel
atives at Monck's Corner.
1t. Ebert Dickert of Fort Moultrie
spent from Sunday morning to Mon
day night at his Newberry home
DR.. ". E. Pelham, Sr., has returned
from a business tour of several coun-
ties.
Rev. Holmes was unable to come
to Newberry Sunday owing to the ILL
ness Of Mrs. Holmes at their home in
Laurens.
Messrs Gus Houseal and Ben Mayer,
students of the Charleston Medical col
lege. are at home for the vacation
period.
Mr.. K S. Stilwell is CARVING
around a broken arm with him. The
arm was broken badly by the kick
of his automobile
Mrs. M. J. Epting, Mr.. and Mrs
Grover Paulsen and little son of Sa-
vannah are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J.
n Wicker
Mrs. Sam W, Dominick and children
of Fairfax are visiting at the home of
her parents-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. 7.
Chesley Dominick.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Wallace are Wis
iting at Ridge Spring The many
friends of Mr.. Wallace will be glad to
know that his health is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Summer and
oscar Summer motored to Columbia
last Wednesday to>Sattend commence
ment at Chicora returning with Misses
Grace and Julia Summer.
Miss Lizzie Griffin is at home from
her school teaching at Cross Hill. She
will leave for Edgefeld today to visit
relatives in that grand old county Of
fne people.
Miss Louise Sin1th came over from
Spartanburg and spent the weekend
at her Newberry home, radiating
brightness and cheerfulness to the
happy family and surrounding friends.
Mr.. J. A. Schroeder, Mr.. 3. NJ Dennis,
DR.. G. 3. Cromer, Mr. L. Morris, Mr.
J. A. Burton, and others were among
those receiving word last week of the
safe arrival of their sons "over there
Mr.. J. Monroe Wicker has gone to
Charlotte to engage in the work of
concrete road building. Along these
lines Mr.. Wicker has good reputa-
ton.
Mr. H. W. Schumpert is on the reso-
lution committee of the Tri-State Wa
ter and Light association Of the Car
olinas and Georgia, which is to meet
at Wrightsvil!e Beach June 1916
Mrs A. T. Bowers and her daughter.
Miss Mary Lou, will arrive here today
from Battle Creek, Mich. both greatly
improved in health. their many friends
w;U be pleased to learn.
Dollar Gown Dudley is in town This
s1-6own Dudley is a lively traveller.
Mrs. ]. B. Gregory and little child
ren are spending awhile with relatives
in Saluda
Mrs. C. F. Latham left Sunday for
Rock Hill to attend the commence
nere ct Winthrop, her daughter, Miss
Lucille, graduating there at these ex-
ercises.
Mr.. and Mrs Vaughn, both teachers
in the same school at Johnsonville,
Williamsburg county, spent Saturday
night with Mr.. and Mrs In. Player
on their way home in Greenvilie.
Mr. W. A Wherry has returned from
weeks vacation divided between
Columbia. Chester, Great Falls and
Rock Hill, visiting his mother at Great
Falls, his sister at Rock Hill and his
wife's relatives at Chester. During
his absence from the postoffice his
delivery was handled by Mr.. W. L.
Glenn
Misses AIliene and Ella Dunn left
Sunday for Rock Hill to he present