The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-05-03
PERSONALS.

Miss Mary Fant Herndon of YORK
spent the Weekend with Miss Trent
Kaitt.
Messrs. ]. T. Logan and ". D. Price
OF Camp Jackson spent the weekend
at CO... I. L. heitt's,
Mr. H. S Sanders went to; Green
vile Tuesday to see his sonI R. ].
Sanders, at Camp Sewer.
DR.. G. NJ. Sibert was called to Nc
Cormick Tuesday on account of the
critical illness of his father.
Mr. Sammie Derrick and wife OF
Newberry were the guests of his
brother Jesse.-Cedar Grove cor
.Leesville News, 1st.
Mr. r. H. Whitioch retCrrel to
Newberry last night after spending
few davS in the city.-Greenwood
Journal, lst.
Mr.. Richard L. Burton was report
ed resting as comfortably as could be
expected after the operation at the
hospital in New York Wednesday.
Mrs. Singley of Prosperity, sister
of Mrs. J. A. Hunt. and her father,
Mr.. 3. B. Schumpert, also of Pros
perity visited here last week.-Saluda
Standard.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. A.avell and
family of Newberry came up in their
ear Saturday and spent several days
here with relatives and former friends
-Easley Progress.
DR. Van Smith of Newberry and Nj.
and Mrs j. E. Kelley and two child
ron of Tamassee were late guests at
the, home of Hon. John l.. Smith
Bounty Land cor Walhalla Courier;
1st.
Charley Haines, who was held by
The authorities here for absence from
camp without leave, was returned 10
camp Sewer last Saturday, a. corporal
If tht company having comeShere for
the prisoner. sS
Miss Jessie Duncan and her young
niece, Mary Frances Woford' th's |
bright and playful little daughter OF
Mr aud Mrs. H. c. Wofford, nave re-
+,rnea from a visit to Mrs. S. NJ
Duncan in Georgetown
wvche Dickert, Robert Leon Neal |
Havne Mccullough Willingham' coz
man Augntry, Ernest Livingston anc
Iu1ian arthur Boland will leave OK |
3be cannon Ball train this. THURSDAY !
nioht for Fort Screven, da' !,
s,s;ss E. L. Rodelspezger Went -
>absa Thursday to try the Array
sor tne location of some internal
+-o,nle he has been experiencing ,t |
-. s.o s;soonfort We hope the trouble
ms, -, 10 coon and satisfactorily aa-
justed>
,srose ol:n wi1lingham, Georse
ra,S,;n, a scbusnpert and Willie FREQ
fF@n 81, c.e e,,er. will leave On the Que
o,e1ocs e train for Camp sewer 49,
oc'0eA Tbev are to appear before
loeSua a tare at 10 o'clock Tuesday
morning:
,,s Halle Greneker of Edseneio'
asoompanied by her s'S'er-ln 4',.aaa
ss;so svs0 Carrie ereneker, have retufhea i1
+a m'7s rsgsaeld after weekend v,sl' r'
70 ,:,s Aos to see Lieut.. Thomas Z
eEss esasar Of Camp Sewer. on the eve
Of his departure for the IRONY
,,s 4 T Brown and Mrs T. {:
poo, returned the first of the I Wa -
from rom visit to Camp Sewer, ,,4e MRS: xats y;
n,a++nar no Mrs. Line Burn, Mrs. hats
naozsr and Mrs. Claude DomlnleS
vent pent up this week, all on fare~t'. 51sss -
visit to relatives among the o'SS
camp.
,;ont Pierre c. Gillard and Lieut..
Robert D. Porter both eo'ns s,:,1 IN xew. taS.
week with their brides, giving s.s:s New
berry the rare pleasure and dis dis'lnS- 1si,
ufsne5 privilege of having two lar
rnnns war brides here at the same ne
time. Lieutenant Porter re'uinvu .;s.
ch;cka3.auga Park Tuesday ms D!.u'
remaining with his mother Lee, hieD.s-,