The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-09-17
PERSONALS.

Mr. and Mrs. Luther NJ Long, Miss
Anna Long and Mr.. Junius Long mo-
tored to the old Tylersville section
of Laurens and spent day recently
with Mr.. W. F. Wright and some Of
efre family.
Mrs. t W. Smith returned last
. week from visiting relatives in Char
.fotte and spartanburg.
Miss Annie-Kate Childress of Lau-
rens county is teaching school in the
Kinards section.
W. l.. Hardeman of Newebrry and
P. L. Langford of Prosperity won the
aoEadel scholarships from this county.
MISS Ethel Bowers returned last
week to her school teaching in Colds
sSoro, N. C.
Richard Julien has accepted po-
sition to assist with the big business
in the express office at Camp Wads-
worth.
Mr.. j. E. Fellers of tNewberry is
spendingSthe day in the city with rel
-atiyes.-Greenwood Journal, 18th.
Miss Lillian Kibler of Newberry
was visiting the Misses Turner, east
of town last week. Miss Kibler is ac-
complished and pretty.-Ninety Six
sycor Greenwood Journal
Mrs. A. Pope Coleman has received
a letter from her son, Lieut.. Osce
Coleman, stating that he would re-
turn home soon and will be detailed
as an Instructor at one of the camps.
tt was the first letter which he had
been able to write since he has been
in the hospital. His many friends in
this section Of the State will be de-
ngaaed to greet him on his return
Greenwood Index. ''
Miss Adele Dunbar left Friday for
Aiken where to resume her school
teaching.
Miss Beulah Wright OF Laurens
county is spending awhile with her
Aunt Carrie anGsncle Dick Greneker.
Mr.. B. 3. Leitzsey is buying cotton
for the well known firm of Robt. Mcc.
Hoimes. This is a good and big COM
bination and will do large business.
Miss Julia Settler of Pomaria left
: saturday for Eutawville to teach in
the graded school.
Lieut. W. w. FIouseal is visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. P. Houseal,
I7f7 Hampton street, having been
granted a short furlougb. He is ac-
scompanied tw his wife, who is orig
ina1ly from Savannah Lieutenant
Ho1seal recently completed eat Fort
Sill, Okla, the seven weeks training
c5dFse in balloon observation. He
was assigned TO Fort Sill after, train
ing at Fort Omaha. Neb.,. having heen
detached in April from the One Hun
rdred and Nineteenth Field Artillery %
THE. Eighty-second Division, at Camp
sssserdon.-The State
MISS. Tpanita Entins. daughter Of
: M. .e,a Mr.. Y a. Fntieg of Poma-
ria. has gone TO Springfield to teach
-ezataal-
MRS. George Davenport recently re-
scsivea a letter stating that her sou,
Corp George A. Johnson, was safe in
England
.The many friends in. this community
and elsewhere of r. omerele Singley
will tearn with regret of the untimely
and tragic end of his life. he having
kbeen cne Of the victims on board the
lost Montauk. Mr.. Singley was prin-
cfpal of Richland school few years
age' and made many warm friends in
the county during his stay there, who
will sorrow with his bereaved rela-
tives, His sister, Miss Rosine singley,
was one of Bounty Lands favorite
teachers about four years ago, and
her friends deeply. sympathize with
her IN her, great sorrow. Bounty
Land cor Keowee, walhalla, Courier,
1lth.
{, Messrs. E. L. Rodelsperger, G. H.
Connolly, H. D. Whitaker, J. P
Vaughn and J. P. Livingston went
Wednesday night to Mr.. John Har-
mans place at the corner of Bush
and salula rivers 'opossum hunting.
They arrested four of the victims and
put them in captivity.
MRS. S. J. Mclaughlin has returned
to her home in Birmin cham. Ala. as-
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