The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-03-15
plTgELY Personal
ss~s s's~ege gents Of wany People, New
eerrisns, and These Whe Visit
Newberry.


ssNig" is all right.
Mr and Mrs, W. W. Fulmer of Co.
zsumbia motored to Newberry Thurs
DAY 10 visit their daughter, Mrs.
Henry B. Wells. They have many
friends here where they formerly liv-
I'd and all are delighted to see then.
again and to note that they are look
a8s so we'll.
Mr. Robert McC Holmes moved yes
terday to the corner of Caldwell AMI
Boundary streets.
Mrs D. A. Reighley and little D. Z
Jr., will return to their home here
tomorrow after spending the week ct
Whitmire with her parents, Mr.. ana
Mrs. C. H. Shannon.
Sheriff Cannon G. Blease and Mr..
o. Klettner went to Camp Jackson
THURSDAY to arrange the program
connected with the presentation of an
ambulance On the second Tuesday in
april
Deputy Sheriff VIM. M. Dorroh and
ID 7. Taylor went to Columbia Thurs
day as witnesses in the military court
in the case against Fred Green, COL
,ored, charged with desertion.
Miss Agnes Adams of Blairs is the
charming guest of relatives at the
Central House.
Col. c. P Quattlebaum, of Conway,
spent from Tuesday to Wednesday in
Newberry with his sister, Mrs. Olivia
C. Stewart
Corporal Robert "Pete" Davis Of
Camp Wadsworth is spending pleas
ant little furlough with relatives in
Newberry. His many friends are
glad to see him He is in the pink
OF perfection Corporal Davis is q
member of So, E. 10th New York
formerly the.;famoas old SEVENTH
regiment.
DR. w c. Ezell returned THURSDAY
from, trip to Indianapolis, Ind. and
Sc again con The job at his Office 10
H7s usual accommodating and
thorough way. His substitute during
ris absen"e was DR.. D. D. Covington
eef Greenville. who also is fine man.
Mrs. C. c. Hill has returned to her
bone in DARLINGTON after a pleasant
visit to Newherry as the guest Of Mrs
r Herman Wright.
. Messrs. I. T. Zimmerman, T. P.
Johnson. Mex Hutchinson and B. L.
EDority leave this morning in Mr..
oorritv's car for the Shriners meet
ss7n IN Spsrtapburg today.
MIR L. l. Rlalock has moved to the
nouse in Caldwell street vacated by
Mr.. Hayne Buford. who went to the
house, corner Nance and Cornelia, re-
Gently occupied by DR.. D. 7. Burns,
the latter now living at corner Of
-yohnstone and Summer streets.
Mr. J. Walter Richardson has NOV
ed from Pomaria to Jolly street. His
post Office address is Prosperity. s.
&C.. R. F. D. s.
sQuartermaster Sergeant Roy Can
gon. came over from Camp Wads-
worth and with his brothers. Messrs.
OIin and Henry Cannon. motored ia
Clinton Tuesday night to meet their
brother. Mr. Callie Cannon, just ar
rived with his wife from Louisville,
KY. in which city it will be remem-
eered he was for so many weeks des-
-perateIy i'll with meningitis. The
Newberry party was accompanied by
Mr.. Sims G. Brown. Mr. and Mrs
Cannon are now at the home of his
father, Mr.. B. F. Cannon, and his
many friends are truly glad that he
has recovered and is doing so we'll
Mr.. P. B. Sigh of Columbia the
grand uncle of little Marcus Ewart,
came to attend the burial but arrived
TOO late. OWN to the necessary hurry
in the funeral arrangements
1t is hoped that is is William Osce
Coleman who was decorated in
france. His parents are friends ~
21Urs and We congratulate them on
the heroism of their son. He is a
noble boy whether he was decorated
or not.-Ninety Six cor Greenwood
Journal. -
Nrs Bob Bivens of Mccormick was
in town this morning and left fer
Newberry where she will visit her
homefolks.-Greenwoo index, 18th.
Miss Matte Adams of Newberry IS