The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-26
PURELY PERSONAL
s;''sr.> ssU<em ents OF Tany People, New
~esYiaDs, and These Nhe Visit
Xewberry.

- >-sls 'siiit otI.NHS Win AiNi 4A'S''N'i->'
n t'arap Jackson.
Soy Epting left Sunday for Waco,
vHzxas. having been accepted for the
sxgzz.al corps service.
Sergeant Glenn Bullock Of Camp
}ssgsyl=r spent the week end at his
aFszme at the Newbery
sam Morris OF Camp Sewer spent
Ssaxarlay night and Sunday morning
Ky LIS home in this city.
Mr, I. B. Mann spent Sunday in CO.
dzEaSla, returning with Mrs. Mann
Srvzn a visit to relatives in that city
w. ". E. Pelham was wedding
:.zmes1 at the SullivanBolt wedding
r E.aurens Saturday night. The bride
K j. niece of his.
Nr az Mrs. ] H. >mpstr an:
gszasy- Of Columbia spent from Friday
s. <,s'rdav With his parents, Mr.. and
Yrs. r. H. Campsen, at West End.
2sly. James Mimnaugh tried his new
Tass1sx car by motoring to Clinton
sEnday mornin~, with Rastus Eison
ssE 5he wheel.
Mrs. Florence Griffin of Newberry
1sz recovering from an operation for
qsnaicitis.-Pelzer Mill cor. Gren-
wTss Piedmont.
Mrs. Una Settler and Mrs. Lake,
xsstgr and mother of Mrs. G. ". Con
asr, returned to Newberry last night.
Greenwood Index, 22nd.
Niss Haskell Wright returned to
Aav home in Laurens county Monday
say account of the clsoing of New
@xrry college during the quarantine.
EpT James Hill of the radio
,wss1any. Camp Sewer, who has been
uwNmnea to the hospital there, is
swndIng a furlough at his home near
s<ssss ScSres
Mrs. Harry c. strother and little
Esxxry of Chappells are spending this
,-wyek In<the home of Mr.. M. T. Turn
+sr-5odnson cor. Edgefeld Adver-
Rper, 10th.
gYsss Margaret Moore, who is teach
lar at Newberry this year, is at home
ygRs account of the Newberry schools
N5ng auarantined.-Greenwood In
qNex
Nr. Geo. w. Summer, Jr., will
-zssggve this week to the Summer dairy
sssffasw near the old knitting mill. Mr..
--ssszxroo T. Dickert. the nresent occup-
:,zzeN, going to College Hill.
Nfss Nellie Adams of Goldville came
'ae suend the week end at hex home in
Me@berrv. remaining oyer Monday to
xase her brother Ellesor Adams just
~Ee on "a brief furlough from Fort
NgSaAtrle
Rr. Rupert Sigh of Dyson was
sEzEraed on Saturday evening at the
Tzgssnodist parsonage to Miss Pearle
ERw#y. Mr.. Sligh has our congrat-
~asxslons.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood
sMaal. 10th.
Capt NJ. NJ Buford, Mr.. and Mrs.
W W. Cromer. Mr. and Mrs. F. R.
SYHn1er and Mr.. and Mrs. T. K Johns
aEsxs witnessed the big Washington
Sssay parade in Columbia Friday. Cap
lSn Buford had a seat on the review
Eng stand.
IN recent letter from Rev G. NJ.
zSsxun, who recently moved from St.
SSssrge to Newberry!. he states that
ae Is highly pleased with his, new
azsne and that he has beautiful
e<hurch and comfortable parsonage
EsrChester Eagle.
Nr. i NJ. Ogilvie has moved to the
sssagm house in Eleanor street
E&tls street with one house on it run
eazg out from Glenn, Mrs. Cordella
RazIu, is now in the country at the
NaEMe Of her son-in-law, Mr.. Pres
Ilymgstone, before going to Colum.
Sza % join her daughters who are
6Sgng IN that city.
Lieut. Claude Smith and Wireless
1sssg grapher Ellesor Adams are at
EhsSr respective homes in Newberry
Fsssn Fort Moultrie. The latter made
s9gid promotions at the various ex-
xnznations and was lately given a