The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-01-18
PURELY Personal

moved from Ne%berry 8 to kinards ,.
III. c. C. Wilson has changed from
NcT.borry ! to Newberry 3.
MIS-. Pauline Arnold Of Richmond,
KY, is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. X.
Glider.
Mr.. Tom O'Shields of Laurens
s. ent Sunday in Newberry with his
ftthes-in-law, Mr.. NJ. Pink Williams,
Who is quite sick.
Mr.. T. Rex Young, who accidentally
shot himself in the leg while hunting
on his fathers place in Laurens
county during the holidays, returned
last week 10 his business in NeWberry.
Sergeant Renwick Carlisle after
spending brief furlough in NewberrS
with his father. Mr.. VI. A. Carlisle
let Wednesday on his return to Fort
Dodge Iowa.
Mr.. 4. II. Dickert will leave Sun
DAY for Atlanta to undergo further
t,ctatment for eye trouble. He will
ie accompanied by lis soa, Elr. Z. s.
Dickert.
Mrs. G. White FAINT. recently of
Columbia will remain at the home
oe her mother, Mrs. ]. II. Riser, in
Newberry until she leaves for Wichita
Falls. Texas. where Mr.. Fant is in
business.
Mrs. Charles Ruff and Mrs. mo.
L. Ruff and little daughte' la
Catherine left Wednesday for George
town. to SPEND awhile there before
going to Winns1oro or a visit to. re
latives.
Nh. Geo. L. Dreher of Lexington
county and veteran of the war #
the sixties was in the city on Thurs
dap as young as ever and he talks
interestingly of the good old days
that are gone.
Mrs. r. 7. Garrison returned last
week to her home in Winder, Ga,
ACCOMPANIED BY he" sister. Mrs. :. u.
Julien. and little Lloyd Allyn Julien,
or an extended visit Mrs Julien will
return later ard arrange for maxim"
her home elsewhere.
Major Adeer Fair. provost marshal
at Camp Sewer. snent from Friday un-
I'll Saturday in INewbe"ry with Mr.
". F ~,,wart. Major Fair is we'll
known here as the son of the late
Rev. Mr. Fair. former pastor Of
hveleigh Presbyterian church in this
city.
Can't. Norman G.. Toole attended in
Col?mbia Tuesdav the first meeting
of the officers OF the Third Reeiment
Of South Carolina States Troons. the
meeting having heen ealled primarily
10 discuss TIE appropriation which
the regiment is asking for fres tho
legislature
n G. Warber left Wednesday for
his Noa>e snd business in WASHINGTON
D c. Dr. werbe~ hss been in New
berry since the middle Of last Au~ust,
engaged IA interesting spd innortsnr
work OF lis n1.ntation. more of which
will he heard FROM later. as the work
IS CT much improvement and great
value.
Mr.. CheG'ey Do~inick was able to
wo1k down town Mondsv. after thaw-
ing ont from that terrible srell OF
weathnr We were elad to see him
7, was an aoreeabNle surprise to
marv nersons. who never expected to
eea him after his reoent varv se~ions
il,ness. It is hoped his remarkable
constitution and strong vitality vii!
enable him to long continue his
tenscious clino to life.
Mrs. ". H. Eddy has the misfortune
to sustain a dislocated and fractured
wrist Friday night. the night of the
last storm. she and the chillren had
s@ent the evening with Mrs. r,oIe-'s
r Caldwell. having accepted an
irvitation TO tea. Mr.. EDDY Joined
thcm later whom thew started home.
TIE storm coming ND thev si0Dle !.
ot the residence oi NJ. Rohert {
'rerrv. after which they proceeded
IN Their way Reaching M VIII ?.
nei4's. Il . Greet Ii~hts heing I'll off
7rrs. F4dv sliDTei on the d~eGHhcl
sidewalk falling uron her right side.
lfr. E3dv cot his wife howe as best
he cold and calle7 in Dr.. Jno :.
Sct21er. who MANAGED to Get through
tie ritc'l darkness hv the aid OF
flo shlir"t. Mrs. Eddy is sHfferinf from
the accident.