The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1918-02-08
paIREll Personal
xsaa Noxens cuts OF Rany People, New
~errians. and Those Who Visit
Newberry.

Mr.. Malcolm l.. Long OF Prosperity
9, was in the city "Wednesday.
DR.. and Mrs. &. w Connor LETT last
might for Baltimore where Dr. Connor
goes for further surgical treatment
Greenwood Journal, 5th.
Mrs. Tench Pool OF Newberry. is IN
the city visiting her sister. Mrs. l..
". White.-Abbevill Medium, 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan Reighly are
z1e proud poss essors Of a bouncing
gsa5y boy, and when the Southern
Power boys found out Monday morn
ing that it was really so that Reighley
was @papa" they put On their smileage
looks, for Alan is popular member
of the group and the. boys always en-
;oy ANYTHING that adds to the happi-
ness Of one of their number.
Mr.. ]. z. Long OF Prosperity 3, was
IN Newberry Wednesday. He says the
renewing of his subscription enables
the paper to continue running and
enables him to continue reading. ana
that he just must get The Herald and
News. Now il that is not the right
way to talk We don't know what the
right way is.
Miss Josie Hr+ Gibson returned last
week from peasant visit in Co
lUmbia.
Mr.. J. E. Shealy of Little Mountain
was in the city Tuesday.
Mr.. Roy Summer and two sisters.
Mrs. E S. Kohn and Miss Lila sum
mer, left Monday for Clearwater, Fla
He went to take his sisters on a visit
TO Mrs. George Smoyer. who was
former school mate of both and a
cIassmate of Mrs. Kohn, then Miss
verna Sumner Mr.. Summer is spend
ing TIE week. His sisters will re-
turn after three weeks.
DR.. 7. X. Glider has been called to
New York to see his son. DR.. jim
Glider. who is quite sick.
Mr. J. NJ. K. Bushardt received an
interesting letter last Friday from his
brother. Wilbur K. of the naval train
fns camp at Norfolk. On account o.
the quarantine because Of mumps at
Jamestown the boys are having
7rard time of it. They get no sugar
dor their coffee and no candy. They
manage to get sweet crackers. He
saws they, are to be transferred about
the 18th instant, but doesn't know
their destination.
Prof Paysinger has recovered after
being i'll for several days and has
resumed teaching..-Saluda Standard
Sam Snelgroye; OF Newoerry is
spending few days with his father,
ELI snelgrove.-Cool Spring cor. sa-
suaa Standard. tia. '<a'
rMr and Mrs. Jno. H. Chappelt.
Mrs. VIM. NJ. Dorroh and Miss Nina
Maude Chappell left for Greenville
Thursday von account of the critical
Illness OF Line Sergeant Jack Chap
rall.. who is in the hospital at Camp
Sewer with pneumonia
Mrs. Susan Quattlebaum of Gin
cinnati. Ohio. is the pleasant CUES:
of her niece, Mrs. E. H. Leslie.
Mr.. 7. E. Summer is spending the
saay in Newberry on business-Green
wood Journal, Sth
Mrs. W. W. Richardson Of Athens.
Ala. has been the guest of Mrs. J..
c. Harper and left this morning for
a visit to relatives in Newberry.-
Greenwood Index. 9Th.
Mr. D. c. Bundrick, after visiting
relatives at Pomaria, has returned to
Hampton. Va. He is a member OF
the Langley Aviation team.
Miss Mamie Jones of Johnston is
visiting Miss Grace Jones.
r. S. Shealy. who has been living
in Newherry for the past year, paid
us a visit yesterday. Mr.. Shealy
says Newberry is a good place but
there is no place like Lexington
Dispatch-News, 9Th. He has the
right dope from good citizens stand
; point
Miss Nell E. Purcell was called to
L Charlotte on Saturday morning by
the illness of her sister, Mrs. Alice
Byars, whose husband, Sergeant Maj
or Harry Byars, died suddenly about
a week after their marrlage.-Union
Progress, 5th. He was killed By an
unknown party, shot in very mys-
-terious way while going from Charl-
otte to Camp Greene.