The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-11-08
PERSONALS.

tenant in France.
AIRS A. w. Price returned last week
from Gastonia.
MIR. L. B. Fridy was called to Spar
tanburg Friday on account Of the Sc"
rious illness of his father, the Rev.
i. Oh. Fridy. Mr. Jas. G. Brown re
eeeived word Monday that Mr.. Frid;
died Sunday afternoon, from his Sec
ennd stroke of paralysis. He was
buried in Spartanburg Monday after
Saoon.
1t, T. Roy Summer OF Camp Gordon
Ca, arrived Sunday, to the great de-
high, cf bis relatives and man.
friends, who hope his furlough will
ne most pleasantly spent.
airs o. Wells went to Columbia
Sunday to spend few days.
Mr. E.. H Leslie of Charleston spent
the first day OF the week in New
Derry
Mr.. billie" Coward left Sunday ,
spend several days in Columbia.
President B. C. Matthews Of the Ma
stlonal bank went to Greenville Sat.
urday on business.
Mr.. Alvin Wright visited Mrs Wright
sn Anderson Sunday. She is improv-
mg, her friends will be glad to know
Messrs T. K. Johnstone and Edward
Ilayis attended the burial Of Mrs. +
g. Davis in Savannah Sunday after
noon.
Mr. w. z. Blackburn of Columbia is
In Newberry. Mr.. Blackburn is Con-
gressman Dominick's private secre-
harry and his friends here are pleased
to have him with them.
Mrs. E. H. Bowman received a tel
segram Saturday night stating that her
brother, 1t. Lewis H. Wood, who was
severely wounded in action in France
August 18th last, had arrived safely
sat Newport News. This was indeed
gratifying news to Mrs. Bowman and
other relatives as well as to the many
friends OF. the family.
I'm. W. D. Jackson, who has many
friends in Newberry, came from Co,
aumbia Friday and spent until Satur-
-xraay in Newberry, leaving for GreeE-
vile on his way to Spartanburg. He
IS Just. out of the hospital where he
had been on long stay standing
treatment for severely painful ana
serious, condition of his right arm and
sana..
aErs Js Claude Dominfck, returned
Friday might from New York, accom-
vanaed by his brother Gongressmaa
Fred H. Dominick. They were met
I'm Columbia by Mrs. Claude Dominick
Who. had been visiting her .sister-in-
saw; Mrs: Tench.'Q. Boozer; and sothe'
reaatiYes in that citys The manS
friends of Mr.. Donliniek. will be glad
ss know that the treatment he re-
sceived in New York was beneficial and
zShat he is improving They all hops
chat he may soon be fully restored
74u health
corp. T. IS: Coleman, Jr., of Silver
street Route 1, who is down with in
II
aIuenza in the base hospital at Camu
Beauregard, La, has, been nine years
IN che g. S service, seven or eighteof
which were spent in Panama. He was
recently transferred to this country.
A visit from him to his native place
would certainly be glad occasion to
the folks at home. so here's hoping
ne will soon recover and be granted
furlough.
Miss Adele Dunbar left Saturday
TO resume her school teaching in
Aiken.
Lit. Gordon Killan. Hurd of Null
berry, Mass, and Miss Ethel Grey
Pollard of Lempeter, N. H., with a
marriage license issued the 14th Of
October by Judge w F. Ewart, were
married in Greenyille by the Rev.
Frank A. Julian, October S0th. Lieut..
Hurd is member of the military
staff of the S. A. T. c. at Newberry
college. This is a pleasantly inter
esting event in the college and city
social circles. Lit. and Mrs. Hurd hare
apartments at the residence of Prof.
and Mrs. Riser.
Miss Sallie Lee Cromer Of Summer
saaid college spent the weekend at
home.
Mr.. Jno. W. Kibler hears regularly
from Mrs. Kibler that she is doing
well under the Pasteur treatment in
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