The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-05-31
PURELY PERSONAL


Mr.. Robert G:st arrived Tuesday
from Wichita Falls, Texas. on visit
to his father, Mr.. Nat Gist
Col. Jno. F. Hobbs of New York
city is here with his cousin, DR., D.
NJ. Crosson.-Leesville News.
Miss Sarah Spearman of Newberry
is the guest of Misses Brown in Mon
tague street.-Greenwood Index, 26th
Rev. C. 7. Shealy of Prosperity was
here Monday attending Summeriand
college commencement. Leesville
News.
Mr.. Chas. E Summer will leave to-
day for Admission, Ala. to visit his
son Forrest who is at Camp McClel-
Ian.
Mis- Mary Andrews has gone to
Newberry to attend the funeral of her
cousin. Mr.. Willie Reeder.-Green-
wood Journal, 29th.
Miss Mary Frances Kibler is vice
president of the graduating class,
which numbers 9bout forty, at the
Creeavil!c WomaI's college.
Mr. Walter Cameron and his little
daughter went 70 Colur;5;a Wednes-
day to see Mrs. Cameron at the hos
nital. Mrs. Cameron is improving,
Mr. Da--E1-....., Gelte~ and his mother
in-law returned to Atlanta Wednes-
day, Mrs. Salter and baby extending
their visit to their relatives-in-law
here.
Mrs. Thad McCrackin and baby
are visiting at Mt. Pleasant, N. c..
Mr.. McCrackin and little Edward mo-
toring from there last week, having
accompanied them to that pleasant
point. s%RSs
A medal was awarded to Miss Annie
Rast on mathematics in few we'll
chosen words by Col Jno F. Hobbs.
of New York c;ty-From the account
in the Ieesrille News Of tho CLOSING
exercises at summerland college
5Tr. and YRS, James H. Wise of lit
tie Noun3'in have the EDITORS thanks
f. an> i1viation % 9ae 9th annives-
sarv ofAbair marriage which VII &c
held - tha'r homo on Thursday even
ing. T"na eth. frogl 9 TO -.
~. N W. Oxner ard daughter. Miss
Tvs Oxner. of Kinards were visitors
n TIE civ Misses Josephine
and Nor'a Workman Of Hopewe'I
were the guests of Mss Lillian Hop
kins last week.
Mrs. Charles Granger, after spend
ing the weekend here with her uncle,
Mr.. Tno. T Dan:elsen. has gone to
Wilmington. \. c. 10 srn~d tho s''ra-
mer at tAe hor,a Of her father-in-law,
her husband having gone to France
with the American EXpeditionary
Forces
Private Caoroe Derrick CT tie coast
a.rtille~v. Charleston. called to see d
friend ~ or community last Thurs !
day,-Antrey:lln cor Abbeville Press
and Banner. Yes. and on his way |
back to his home in Little Mountain
he got acquainted with a beautiful !
Laure1s girl On the train.
The Presbyterian very much regrets
70 know tho+ Editor Wal1aca OF th1
Newberry Observer has been quite
SICK. We are delighted to know tfa,
he is much inonroved Nov he be
speedily restored to his useful and
Io~0reiHle VOL. - which hn is a
:.--..ast.ar ~c7kman.-Associate Reform
ed PRESBYTERIAN.
Mr.. J. Cheslev Dominick got tel
egram Wednesday stating that the
grand jury had dismissed the case
against Sam W. Dominick, who hal
been charged with being a member
of the reoent lynching party at Fair
fax Sam Dominick's friends will be
glad to know that he had nothing to
do with the lynching, an account OF
which was in the paper at the time.
County Agent C. B. Faris and
Messrs. w j. Moore, 7. A. Gresham,
B. S. Hodges, E. S. Tinsley, Wyatt
Aiken and r. E. Link are among
those who are attending the clover
demonstration on the farm of DR.. W.
G. Houseal at Helena, near Newberry,
today. A demonstration will be made
of clover harvesting machines.-The
: Greenwood Journal, 2Sth.
rIr. Thomas NJ Workman. we'll
known genius of Laurens county, was
visitor in Newberry this week. He
had heen TO see his daughter, who is