The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-19
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Purely Personal
X. No~ements OF Hany People. Mem
errians, and Those Who Visit
SewberTy.

q, HIr. 3. c Matthews. On SUada*.
,road1y he left for visit to his
sister. Mrs. Ice Hodges at kome, Ca
:e was accompanied ~ Mrs. >. {.
matthews and Miss 2IargAerita Ma
1hews.
Mr.. Chalmers Brown, member Of
he S. \. Ambulance corps at Alien
own, Pa. is spending a weeks fur-
'cugh with his parents, Dir. and Mrs.
=. c. Brown.
HIr. and Mrs. John X. Aull Of Co
iv~4hia have been recent visitors IN
Tdgedeld. And Mrs. Aull and Miss
Euth Tompllins have gone to Atlanta
On a shopping expedition-Edgefield
Chronicle, 14th.
Nr. C. L. Blease was a visitor Ii
Elgefeld on Sunday last, having come
to see his first cousin, young man
George, who is charged with the re-
cent killing of Engineer Brown. 1t
seems that George was pardoned Or
paroled by Blease some time ago for
shooting a man in Columbia Now
Blease will assist Lawyer S. M.
Smith in the defense of George.-Ed~
gefeld Chronicle, 14th.
DR.. w. E. Pelham of Newberry was
business visitor to the city this
week Herald, 18th.
Mrs Albert P. Johnstone will spend
the next few weeks in Georgia. She
will stay a week in Atlanta, and will
then visit a sister in La Grange,-An-
derson Mail.
The family of Mr.. T. E. Epting, Of
the Bell Telephone company, arrived
from Newberry and have rooms at
Mr.. J. B. Wharton's in Railroad ave-
nue.-"News of Fifteen Years Ago.
IN Greenwood Index, 18th.
Miss Irene billiard of Whitmire
spent tie weekend with hir sisters,
Misses Jessie and Lila DilIard. Mr..
Geo. Robert Owens spent Sunday in
Newberry.-Mr. H. J. Burdette spent
Tuesday in Newberry on business
I Miss Maggie Shealy Of Pomarla is
| the guest of her brother. Mr.. Ola
| Shealy, this Week.-Mrs. Essie Cope
land left Tuesday for Blairs on visit
to her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Frazier
Mrs. Duncan Johnson of Newerrby IS
srending several days with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs T. 7. Duckett.-
Clinton Chronicle, 14th
The following young men from
Newberry college nlotored over here
! last Friday and spent the weekend
with friends and relatives: Messrs.
Eugene Long, Hal Shealy, Omar Der
rick. J. IS. Black. Pascal Shealy. LIE
roy Eargle Junius Kinard. ack
Blysterns and David Williams. Tha
two latter are Newberry athletic
stars from Youngstown, Ohio. Thl
bows were all uniformed in their new
military attire and presented neat
and handsome appearance. Com
aeain, boys. we were glad to haV=
you.-Leesville News, 18th. That's
oil right. but you ought to come s.;
Newberry and see the students drill
home Saturday.
Mrs. Christine Halfacre Burns. VIII
has been seriously i'll at her home il
Wadesboro, n. c.. is improving. Mrs
Reuj. Halfacre who was called tt
her bedside two weeks ago returned
hom Saturday.
DR.. Robert Nayes has taken bus
mess trim to New York.
President George W. Summer of tn
Mollohon Manufacturing company ha
; returned from a business trip to Nes
York.
? Miss Nellie Adams of Goodwill
sreNt the weekend at Ter home here
Mr. L. Morris left Sunday for Ne1
S York.
"Pat' the mule man. is in Atlanta
:, He will be back by Thursday with hi
). 18th let IF mules Did you ever Sc
= the like?
= Col G. J Purcell has gone to Al
lanta to lay in another supply
i mules for the big and ever increastn
trade in NewbelTy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Schumper
/ Mrs. EdW HIM and Miss POSaIy