The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-20
PERSONALS.

We haven't heard anything in long
aime about those free trips to Europe.
The editor left Tuesday afternoon
Tor the press meeting in Gaffney, and
i rained the next morning.
!. It is pleasant in Newberry and the
water is fine, but snow fell in Water
&own, South Dakota, Tuesday.
Mrs. H Cannon left yesterday
afternoon for Prosperity where she
will spend week or ten days with
her sister-in-law, Mrs. M H Boozer,--
The State, 18th.
Mr. E T Carlson brought us paper
aEaesday sent by Mr.. Robert H Busch
eeontaining an account of the death OF
.Jar. Busch's brother, 1t Ralph S Bus
~ch, who was killed on August II in the
lighting around Fismette. Lieutenant
Busch was a member of Co. e, 1lltl
infantry, 18th division. Mr. Robert
Busch will be remembered in Newber-
ny as having worked for Mr.. Carlson
last year at his tailoring establish
ment.
First Lieutenant Newton Crow was
promoted to the rank of Captain at
Camp jackson Monday. This is pleas
sng news to the friends of Captain
Crow, who is so well known in New
berry. Several of the captains spe-
cial friends are growing over the ap-
pointment.
In passing, the friends of Mr.. c. 2.
Martin are glad that he is able to sit
1p and see them after bad and pain
3al spell of illness.
Mr.. W. o. sAraial of Oakland has re-
turned from a visit to Atlanta.
Mrs, Carl r. julien returned We'd
aesday to the home of her parents in
Greenwood after delightful visit to
relatives here as bride. A few hours
before leaving for home she received
the gratifying intelligence that sergt.
Julien had been commissioned as lieu
ssnant and would transferred from
Ross Moultrie to Gp Jackson:
Mr.. F. G. wrighsSf Fair Forest. in
renewing his subscription, says the
personals are the, most interesting,
which is very pleasing to the reporter.
who takes pains to get them, know
sng the public likes such items.
AGENT Wright over there at the ex-
nrsss office in Camp Wadsworth takes
time to read The Herald and News
notwithstanding that he is HAVING the
busiest kind of time. Think Of having
forwarded $4,000 grips and suit cases
during the month of August, drafted
mems property which had to be sent
home. This besides numbers Of other
articles.
Misses sallie Lee Gromer and Nora
ruth Cofeld left Wednesday for Sum
ssmerland Lutheran college to resume
9heirs studies in that institution.
Mrs. L. H. Mccullough received g
card Tuesday from her brother, Otis
Crooks, stating that he had arrived
safely overseas.
naaiss Josephine Dun5ar left last Sat
a,rday for McColl, where she has
charge of the music department in the
7aigh school
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Griffin and
daughters Misses Marguerite and An
rex and SON Henry leave tomorrow
dor Chester, where they will make
their ~home. ]. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Griffin will make their home in New
basry.-Greenwood Index; 18th y
7:Miss. Beulah Wright, charming.
gin from Lanrens county who makes
warm friends wherever she goes, goes
home today after pleasant visit to
relatives in Newberry.
Miss .Inez wessinger. received let
Ter a short while ago from her brother
3aznes DIN Wessinger, of the 6sa
Batter. =. A. R. D.. stating that ne
had arrived in safety overseas. Pvt.
Wessinger is the son of Mr.. j. E,
Wessinger of R. F. D. No. 8. The pest
, things in life now for the sweet Sis
tiers, sweet mothers and sweet hearts,
to say nothing of good old dad, are
letters from the loved boys among the
american expeditionary forces and
from the various camps and other
places in the big war game.
Misses Louise Melton, Ruth Wilson,
-sN.orrac uybaoJ- Il1cv Tn1nn Grace