The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-07-09

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son, NJ. =. 4 Nherry, in New5erry
Mrs. Wherry IS cn visit to her
brother, NJ. Hedg2ath, in Greenville.
Mrs. George Turner OF Columbia
can,e last Thursday to spend month
III Newberry with her daughter. Mrs.
J. N. Ogilyie. She was accompanied
by her daughter, Miss Pearl Turner.
who spent until Saturday with them,
when She went to visit friends il
GreenvilIe for a few days before her
return to Columbia, where she holds
the position of stenographer at the
! Southern Express Office in that city.
DR.. Geo. 3. Cromer is mentioned in
a list of eight prominent South Caro-
i linians as "likely to be considered in
filing the place" made vacant by the
death of Senator Tillman. The State
of last Friday said that successor
! would likely be named in a few days
"to hold the office six months and an
election will be ordered within 80
; days to complete the term,. as the
governors appointment can hold only
for six months
Mr.. Robt. L. Hutchinson, who re-
Gently went from Newberry to Camp
Jackson, has instructed his Herald
and News be sent to him at Camp
Johnson, Jacksonville, Fla. He is in
| the 9th receiving company there.
In speaking of the death of Mrs. IT.
NJ. Bryson's brother, Capt. Geo. H.
Marlborough, of Mullins, the, Marion
Star says: Capt Marlborough is the
first Marion county officer to lose his
life in the battle OF freedom over.
there He was a son of Mr.. George
Marlborough of Mullins and sailed for
France about a year ago. He was a.
graduate of the Citadel of Charleston
in 1917. Captain Marlborough was g
splendid young man and gallant Of
ficer, and those who knew him loved
him and mourn his death most griev-
ously. The Star regrets that it can
not obtain full account of the life
and death of this brave young officer
That he died on the fields of France
is consolation for the loss; that he
died a brave American soldier is cer-i
tain
County Administrator Foster II !
Martin was present in Columbia Fri !
day at the meeting of the county food
administrators Of the State, at which |
the sugar, wheat, flour and ice stu !
ations were discussed.
DR.. E. B. Settler is mentioned in !
list, of leaders in the classes for
Sunday school workers for the sum
mer school at Newberry college the
week Of July 20-26. The Rev. Chas. |
J. Shealy of Prosperity is the secre- !
tary-treasurer of the organization.
: Mrs. C. c. Wyche. who has been in !
the city with her husband, Captain
Wyche of Camp Jackson. left yester-
day for summer in the mountains
at Asheville and Old Fort, N. c.
The State, 9Th.
1t is possible that Governor Man !
ming may elect prominent manu- !
facturer >or business man He can |
find dozen men OF senatorial size !
in such class. Two men who are
not exactly in either of these two !
classes come to mind, viz: Geo. G.
Cromer Of Newherry and Hon. David ;
R. Ccker of HartsvilIe Greenwood !
Index.
DR.. A. 7. Bowers of the faculty OF /
the Winthrop summer school, spent I!
The 4th at home
Mrs. w A Price left Saturday for
Shelby, n. c., to pay summer visit
% her husbands former home. Il
Mr.. D. Ed schumpert, who came
within four months of giving y years
continuous service to the Mollohon
manufacturing company, has resign
d as paymaster there and assumed i
he position o' bookkeeper for ]. H. /
summer ) Co. When a man is kept /
nat '' ng in such a capacity the ac- !
so' speaks louder than words anc
nothing else is necessary to be SAID ;
along that line. Before going to 1he |
Mollohon company Mr., Schumpers
was with Summer Brothers. We wei
come his return to this particular To-
ca1itv as a successor to the desk Q!
Mr.. r. Roy Summer, who as memDee