The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-24
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;street, has gone TO Brunswick. Ga,
where he is principal of tie high
school
Miss Pauline Dominica, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. B. L Dominick of Silver
street, has gone to Duan, S. c., to
sfeach in the high s: hool at that place
Probate Judge Ewart got letter
SUNDAY from his son Frank saying
that he had gained 80 pounds since
taking Up life in the army.
Miss Nell Adams of Goldville spent
the weekend at her Nawberry home.
Miss Nor1ne Murdoch of Charleston
us spending the week with Miss Har-
sTsett Adams.
Mrs. Jno. c. Adams received let
ter Saturday from her son ETesor
stating that he was well and thinking
railways CT the folks at home.
Miss Eugen:a Epps. her many
friends will be glad to know, was able
TO resoune ter good work at tie rest
= room after a severe illness.
DR.. 7. K. Glider, for New York; Mr.
Marion Davis, for Washington; Mr.
John FLOYD. for the Universityof Vir-
sginia, and Mr. N. P. Mitchell, back
Sso the army school at Charlottesville,
Va, have left during the past couple
days.
DR.. Jackson went last Wednesday
tc the Columbia hospital for treat
ment During his absence his office
is being kept open by his assistant.
Miss Sarah D;gby.
Dr. W. G. Mayes has returned from
Atlanta after selecting his Christmas
goods. It is thought the Christmas
shopping ;will begin earlier this sea-
ss0n- e
Harry Sunlaser of Camp Sewer
spent the weekend at his New5erry
home.
John C. Higgins is in the city. =
Misses Sara Halfacre and Maud
Abrams came from Columbia and
spent the weekend with relatives in
FNewberry.
Mr.. Wilbur Gauntt brought US the
largest sweet potato we have seen.
It weighs six pounds and he grew 1t
@un his farm.
Tuesdays screen telegram at the
opera house in addition to other in
xteresting features will show the first
picture from the greatest L. S. battle
photographed by the U. S. signal
acDrps American Expeditionary Forces
ana viii be especially interesting TO
those who have boys or other rela-
e-siSes> >oVsr there. The scenes will rep
resent ''A9erican Troops Go For
ward" Headquarters Under Hun
Fire" Shells From German Big
sEsuns,,' German Pilot Falls to Death"
--<4EsAzs fcers Aid Hun Wounded" and
Some Of the Boche Captives,' al
interesting to US oyec here just now.
Our friend Jim Henderson (the
rascai) taled Us .oat of bed Monday
morning TO tell us that there was
white fost en- the creek bottoms. We
asked several persons about frost and
rthey said they did not look for it but
We guess i'm was right
The Tranwood auxiliary of the Red
Gross viii sell ice cream Saturday af-
s4ernoon, September IS, at George a.
-Eptings store. Hours $3.50 to Z.
Don't overlook the third primary
ssa1ection today.
Both the MATRIMONIAL and partri-
cotIc causes are involved in Shifting
sands" See it at the opera hodse
along with "The Kaiser, etc.
One of the Berkshires sold by zed
L. Williams in Columbia last Thurs
day bronght $3.50. Pigs brought from
s75 up,
Conductor j. O. Meredith came clear
-at the trial in the Richland court last
week. Flagman LockEer's case re-
suited in a mistrial, but the jurors
we're nine for his conviction.
The 1900 Jewish soldiers at Camp
jackson with Mr.. Harry vigodsky OBJ
served the Feast of Week holiday
at the camp the first Of the week