The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-15
PERSONALS.

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ssacg of the influence.
Miss Sara Halfacre returned Friday
4ap her duties in Columbia after visit
here to her mother, Mrs. Taos E.
Wicker, who was sick with the infla-
esnsa.
AR r B. wallace and family have
moved to their new home. fine Dun
syalow in the fashionable Ponce de
Leon section of Atlanta.
Mr. A. H. Dickert received a letter
ssrorn his son Ernest saying he had
SAILED for overseas. Corporal Dtckers
gsem camp Johnston last THURSDAY
sReek.
Miss Norine Murdoch, lovely and
charming Charleston girl, after visit
On Miss Harriet Adams went to Dur
ham. N. C., to see her brother before
returning to her home. There were
new names added to her list Of friends
8Aere.
Hugh Feagle, Harry and Oscar sum
mer motored from Camp Sewer and
spent sunday week with relatives and
fzriends in Newberry.
Mr.. ". c. Garrett, pleasantly rel
sn,embered in Newberry as former
manager of the telephone system here,
mas gone to Asheville from Pickens.
Mr. Russell M. Tidnarsh returned
aast week from business trip to Or
rsargaburg.
W. G. Herbert. 'ls, is assistant COM
nandant with the title of lieutenant
eolonel in the corps.-Clennson college
eor Greenville News.
News of the death Of DR.. Elierbe
Pelham in Newberry last night Oh
pneunlonia was heard with sorrow IN
sareenwood today Greenwood 5ourn-,
al, 7th
Dr. j. H. Mccullough offered his
in this epidemic and has been
sss:busy aiding in the alienation OF the
prevalent suffering.
s. Mr. James D. Crooks, who was so
badly injured at a gin recently ana
carried to the State hospital for op-
aration, is doing nicely and expects
80 return home in few days.
mrs. j R. Green and Miss Anna
screen attended the burial at Cold
silEe sunday afternoon week Of Mr..
george A. Browning, grandson OF
sheir relative, the late ]. S. Blalock.
Ie Frank IA. Smith, who was killed
a. an airplane collision in Texas last
SATURDAY, was a relative Of Dr.. Van
smith. NE was from Easley.
MRS. T. C. Pool and Hon George 5.
asover returned last Friday night
Essk from Asheville. after the burial
vss their relative, MRS. Lille Jones
vxidow of Benson NJ. jones',
Those OF chr citizens who have naa
she influenza are too numerous Z
anentlon.
Next SATURDAY, you all remember
EAas been agreed upon as the gay =
Se abserved as work day for the va
Iaoas orphanages-
me state fair has been called OF
an account of the influenza.
Henry Hargrove, colored, formerE
s-.f Newberry and well known aoou
auwn many years ago, is in the CIT!
srom New York, his first Visit ner'
I'm Is years. He left this place 80 .
more years ago :
1t pays to advertise. Or y =
Msller advertised for lost bunch 0
ssevs and found them in his othe
seoat pocket" -,
The ladies of Chappells sent DO
yens provisions 10 NewDerry Wednes
ssay IN answer to the appeal OF IN
-s,cs,Tnmittee of which Miss Nell Dar'
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IS secretary.
The influenza situation is much net
ser in the city. With the resumins
t.af the city delivery by the maii car
riers and Improvement in other places
xs,f business, it seems that we are ges
ting back to normal.
new rule now effective is th
e4sleslng of the stores at o'clock ever.
AFTERNOON, with the hour placed al
$eor Saturdays.
Governor Manning has commission
e..sa fhe following managers of the gen
esraa election: H. M. Boozer, j. '
saary and r. L. B. Epps for the stas
esnd county, and ]. B. T. Seoul d :,
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