The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-12
pTRlLY PE1SGNAE,
Eaa NsveEn enss Of waas People, New
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Miss Virginia BET hman and Eddie
Smith Of tie Eoi3oaon mill village
were married by tue Rev L. V, Bahb
tie 10ta.
Mr. las. C. Brown and Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie Ioninack went to Co
lunsbia last Thursday to return with
Mrs. Brown from the hos u u. intend
ire to brno ha3 home through th7
country in Mr.. Browns automobile.
Finding 1t more convenient for Mrs
Brown. Mr.. Brown rohrnod W; y -
On the train while Mr.. and Mrs. LON
mack motored back Frida"
Mr.. and Mrs. Richa:3 80 &c
visitire ais ~arerts. Mr. and Mrs. L.
w. Floyd. Tho-' % just up from
headouar> IS - Fort 3Iou,trie, where
Mr.. Floyd s located and from whio,.
he has short furlough.
Mr.. T. G. Miller got q message last
Thursday from Austi". Texas, that his
brother John H. Mi''Nr had just died
at his home in that city. Mr.. oha
Miller was born and reared in the
Hopewell section of Laurens county.
He was we'll known in Newberry,
where he often visited. Besides his
brother ("Puts" as he is more y nil
iarly known) he is survived by a
cc~e:n. Mr.. Vim. 7. Miller, in New
berry
Miss Caribel West of Columbia
spent the weekend IN Newberry-
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. MeFall of Ben
nattsville are visiting relatives here,
Mr.. McFall recuparating from an i'll
ness at the hospital in Columbia.
A squad of soldier boys-Duane
Livingston, Sam Morris, Maloy Nc
Cullough. John Davenport and De-
Hart, have returned to their camps
after brief furloughs spent at home.
We had a talk with Duane, who is
looking hale and hearty, as most II
the boys are. He says he has to ia"
over the other boys to hold on to his
copies of The Harald and News, as he
wants to read the paper in full Ehiie
he has it in hand.
DR.. G. NJ. Sibert, Dr. 7. K. Wicker,
Mr.. r. H. Whitlock and Telephone
Manager Pattison motored to Colum-
bia Friday, night and,.took in my
Soldier Girh" They pronounce it
good.
Mrs. f. w Webster. accompanied
by her mother, left Monday for Iva
to visit her sister, Mrs. W. T. A.
Sherard, before returning to her
home in carrollton, Ga.
Sergeant Sam Crotwell of Fort
Moultrie is spending furlough at
home.
Mr. j. G. Lowe of Spartanburg was
in Newberry last week.
Mrs. j. D. Bruce left Saturday for
Old Town TO spend couple of weeks
on her plantation in the country.
DR.. James Mcintosh spent the week
end in Columbia
DR.. G. T. Pugh has been called &c
Prosperity by the illness of his faith
er-Columbia College cor. 18th.
Bfrs. r. L. Robinson, accompanied
by Misses AziIe Parr and Elizabeth
Cathcart. spent Friday in Greenwood.
Due West College cor. The State.
Corporal J M Williamson, of the
mechanical department Df Camp
Jackson. spent the weekend in New
berry with his family.
Mrs. r. Bruce Wallace and her
bright little girls left Sunday for their
new home at Fort Mcpherson. Ga,
near Atlanta. Mr. Wallace now con-
Quoting his business from that city.
Mrs. Wallace's mother, Mrs Wnl.
Johnson accompanied them part Of
the way.
Hon. D. c. Hayward Of Columbia.
was the guest OF Col W. H. Hunt
Sunday.
Corporal NJ. E. Crisp of Camp Jack
son spent the weekend here with his
cousin, Mr. j. ]. Hit
Sergeant T. Earle Bullock OF Camp
Sewer, who came home Saturday to
be here for few days, boarded the
c., N. and L. train that afternoon
with the latest Newberry contingent
for Camp Jackson. But Sergeant Bul-
fock didn't go with them to Colunl-
bia. He got off at the pleasant little
town of Chaplin, where he spent the
night, returning to Newberry On the
] o'clock train
Mrs. Maggie C. Bowles fell from the
steps at the home of her son, Mr.. NJ.