The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-01
PERSONALS.

PERSONALS.
Miss Clara Bowers. who teaches at
Richburg, spent three weeks at
Chester with friends before returning
to Newberry after the closing of her
school on account of influenza.
Mr. t. vigodsky spent Monday in
Greenville
Mr.. Lonnie Dickert took his little
-son Herman to Greenville Tuesday to
have him undergo operation for nose
,strouble.
Miss Irene Wright of Laurens, on
>Eher way to take charge as teacher OF
stbes school at Neeses, stopped over
from Thursday afternoon to Friday
morning with her sisters, Misses Has
zkell and Byrd Wright, college co-eds,
.at the home of her uncle, Mr.. r. II.
vGreneker.
Mrs. M. M. Slice of Chapin was ad-
-raittedcto the Baptist hospital in CO.
lumbia on Monday and James D.
Crooks to the Columbia hospital.
Pvt. James Rennett Earg1e, End Ba:-
terry. F. A. r. D., A. P. o. IT'S, Ameri-
Ean expeditionary forces, is the second
son of Mr.. &c. B. Eargle overseas, Ar;
thur Miller. Eargle of Co. D, 114th Ma.
chine Gun battalion, before mentioned
Mr.. Eargle says he wants both of his
sons to get The Herald and News and
has entered subscription accordingly
Mrs. Alice Davenport of Newberry
was among the patients admitted to.
the Columbia hospital Sunday.
Miss Jessie Duncan returned We'd.
nesday from Fernandina, Fla, after
sa visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ. Duncan. having spent month
there recuperating from a spell Of
illness.
miss Lola Hendrix and Mrs. M. B.
Eleazer were dismissed from the CO.
71umbia hospital Friday.
z Thomas Philander Cromer, SON OF
AEr. Charlton c. Cromer, was wounded
san the fighting overseas, was the in
formation Mr.. Cromer received Fri
day by card from the hospital into
which his SON had been admitted
There were no particulars. Young
Eromer is member OF the famous
ifsth infantry, Both division, whose
every individual soldier seems to have
been doing his very best and bravest
In the face of danger to all death
sn many.
uEr. T. M. Player last week heard
from his son Henry Cover there" His
7astsletter. written the End Of October.
says it is as cold there now as it is
here in January and February and
ssining every day, reminding OF the
rainy season he spent IN Florida. He
says 1t doesn't look Ike the sunny
Fsrce be has read about.
sdr. Jackson Powers Of Camp jack
son and MISS Estelle Rowers Of Co.
nsfnbia, snent the Weekend at their
Nswberry home.
Mr. ana Mrs. Il B. Mann spent the
week-end in Newherry from Columbia.
INT Mann returned to his duties in the
1apitat ieitv Mrs. Mann going on a
visit to reiatives up the country,
Miss Cora Fwart returned .satrrdav
from statesville. N. c.. Mitchell col
Iere, which she is attending, having
closed on account of the influenza Sit
pation at that place.
Or. j. N. Johnson is feeling the sad
effects of the influenza epidemic ir
washington. Following the death os.
his father-in-law his brother-in-law,
wto had attended the funeral. was
aaken with the disease and also died
at the home of DR.. Johnson. while
MRS. johnson is down with the same
nI-ess: /, -~afssas
Cadet w. L. Hardeman left Monday
Tor Charleston, the Citadel resuming
It's sessions Tuesday.
Mrs Carl r. Julien, enroute to her
home in Greenwood from a, visit. to