The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-10-25
PERSONAL.

Morrison left Monday for NeWperry
TO visit relatives.-Charleston Ameri-
can, 18th.
MIR Geo. S. Dickert has returned
from Asheville
Cant. Geo. ". Keitt is another CT
Sthe bright Newberry boys to have been
promoted to that position in the
service. He is in the C. s. w. branch
~Capt. Keitt is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
IT. w. Keitt. His many friends are
well pleased to learn of the high es-
teen in which he is held by the mil
latary authorities.
Mrs. A. w. Price is in Gastonia, :
C having been called there last week
nv the death of sister, Mrs. Jenkins.
Mrs. Will White of Newberry is
with her daughter, Mrs. Carl john
@son.-CIinton Chronicle, 18th.
Miss Sarah Digby went to York last
week to take up her stenographic
duties in the Farmers Life Insurance
Cos office at that place. Our smart
Newberry girls are in great demand
and they are always equal to the oc-
easicn.
Wr. Robert Gist is in Newberry from
Wichita Falls. Texas. His many
friends are glad to see him looking
so well.
Capt. Frank D. Mower and Corpl.
Ellesor Adams will have something
new to see when they return from
the American expeditionary forces
overseas, little. niece at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. McHardy Mower. The
little girl will be christened Eliza
beth McHardy. Born Thursday night
of last week.
Mr.. Sci Evans is in the city, from
somewhere in the circuit.
Mr.. W. B. Johnson received word
from his son, Sergt. Jared B. Johnson,
last Wednesday morning stating thai
he was on the big transport America
that was sunk at her pier in Hobokeu,
N. ]. He writes a letter home tell
ing of the struggle the troops had IN
getting off the sinking ship. He hopes
to come back to tell us all about it
some day.
Pvt. Paul Adams is now at Camp
Travis, Texas, in the @. NJ. c: de-
taehment. He has been trying for
come time to get into harness for
Uncle Sam and his many friends will
rejoince with Inn that his services
have been accepted. Paul is like one
eof those fiery steeds of war horse:
ne has been paving the ground in
9Ais impatience to get into the fray:
gust like true blue, 100 per cent
american.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Counts has returned
from another visit to her son, J. L.
Counts, at the Baptist hospital in Co.
71umb'a. He is doing we'll since the
operation
Mr. Walter Cameron returned Sun
day from Union, after the burial of
his father, Mr. J. w. Cameron, Sat
urday afternoon at 2 o'clock. He was
called to Union Wednesday and ar
rived in time to DE with his father
before the end came, which was at 1
O'Clock Friday. !
DIR. A. H. Dickert heard from his
son Ernest. Saturday, that he had
arrived overseas safely.
Mr.. Herman Langford of Clemson
spent the weekend at home.
Sergt. Earl Bullock has been pro-
NOTED to second lieutenant in the Q.
-. lulduLTy dAO Sdn INV SSnSoA AAAS
own letters. Lieutenant Bullock
sounds good and he is in great COM
pany with the American expedition
airy forces.
J. Harry Summer, Jr.s Of the ord
nance department 61st battery at
camp Sewer, has been forwarded to
an officers training camp in New
Jersey.
Private Harry vigodsky of Camp
Jackson is spending furlough at
home. He was accompanied for the
weekend by LIT. Abe Levendorf and
eCorpl. Samuel Rubenstei1.
yorood Cnnonor oot word We'd !