The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-05
PURELY Personal
@~s k.o~esaeuts 81 TRaay People, New.
>erriaRs, and Those Who slsH
Sewserry.

Major !. F. Caldwell Is spenolAs
several Gays in Columbia.
Mrs. W w. Cromer and Mrs Chas.
guff have returned from pleas
snf visit to friends in Clinton.
Mr.. Gordon Leslie came up from
She cantonment in Columbia and
ss2ent Sunday at his home here.
MIR Monroe Harris and his son
were pleasant visitors from Broad
river Saturday.
Mir. L. Morris returned from the
szorthern markets last week after
suying lis new supply Of seas"nab'@
goods.
Mr.. and 2!rs J Ta:''
New o~~v are visiting Mrs. nsiey 5
uarap,s 2lr - rs J. R. Golden
grenw ! :n&av. :>th.
Miss Ruby Goggans of New 80
aas returned home after short Wis
II to her sister, Mrs. L. g. Bale
3Aaurens Advertise"
Mrs. Amelia Z. :, has returned
TO Union after visit OF several weeks
10 relatives and friends in Newberry
yJnion Progress.
Mrs. Wilson of Newberry. who has
asen the guest of her sister, Mrs.
D. Pitts, returned to her home this
morning Index, 1st.
Corporal Dave Caldwell and Horace
Swittenbe-g came in from Frot Moul~
srie on the Cannon Ball with fur
tough of fc-ty-eight hourse.
Mr.. H. B. Wells went to Atlanta
Sunday to arrange his moving picture
programs after the cut-out by the
quarantine,
Mrs. M. C. Killingsworth is men
toned by Mondays State in list OF
those injured in the wreck at Frost
sgho are still in the hospital.
Corporal Sam Morris of Co. B, 11Sth
infantry, Camp Sewer. spent the week
end at home in Newberry. He was
accompanied by Corporal w B. Shut
of the same company
Sergt. Renwick Carlisle has been
promoted to Quartermaster sergeant
.aa Camp Dodgt. Des Meines, Iowa.
This position ranks next to the COM
saissicned officers.
Sergeant lack Chappell has i'm
proved sufficiently to be out after
reaching home from the hospital az
Camp Sewer His visit here will be
extended a while longer.
Miss Helen Iongshore having ac-
cspted the position of stenographer
yn the law Office of Biease & Blease
rs now busily engaged with the pencil
.snd typewriter at that forum"
Coast Artilleryman Henry Player,
81 Fort Moultr:e snent from Tuesday
30 Wednesday Of last week in New
Berry with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L. NJ. Player.
1lrs r. D. Wicker, Miss Matte Lou
Wicker and Creiohton Wicker motcr-
ed up from Newberry On Wednesday
and are visiting Mrs. T. F. Davis
Greenwood Index, 1st
Serg't Tohn H. Fellers, Co. K 18th
Unfit, ard brother Thomas H. Fellers,
Truck CO, B 7o5th supply train, who
ewere called hone on account Of the
illness and death of their Uncle Jrc
FeI7ers. have returned to Camp Sewer
Mr. Sano B. Neal. one Of Newherrv
county's finest young men, who is
now with a prominent business firm
at South Greenwood. spent from We'd
nesdav to Thursday with his rela-
'&ives at home
Miss Catherine Darlington. the pop
UIar teacher Of music in our school,
rs improving after an oDeration for
appendicitis at the Columbia hospital.
Johnston cor. Edgefeld Chronicle,
zsth,
Mr. Ca2Iie Cannon, who has been
desperately i'll with meningitis in
louisville, was able to leave the hos
p5tal Saturday. his many friends will
ne glad to learn. It will also be good
news to them that he expects to be
In Newberry come time during next
week. Providence permitting.
Mr., Sims G. Brown returned last
week from visit to Mrs. Brown at
the Columbia hospital and will visit
ner again this week. Mr. James c.
Brown spent Sunday with his wife
at the Baptist HOSPITAL in Columbia
Both of these ladies are improving,
Eheir friends will be glad to know.
Mr.. 7. S. Humphries was called to
tInfon On Monday OF last week on an-