The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-31
Greenwood Journal. 25th.


of Newberry was in the city today
Greenwood Journal, 25th
Four boys were made to pay $3.50
each in the recorders court Tuesday
for shooting pennies. No gambling
whatever is allowed under the law.
Mr.. Geo. N. Wilson, popular travel
ing salesman of Richmond, Va, is
among the visitors in the city.-Green-
wood Journal, 9th Well, he went
there from Newberry.
Messrs. T. A. Watson, w. r. Wat
son and S. C. Young of Whitmire were
guests at the Oregon yesterday
Greenwood Journal, 9th.
Mr.. Jas. D. Kinard of Johnston
sends in his name for The Herald and
News and says he must have New
berry paper for home news He has
son in Newberry college, which is a
good place for sons, as well as for
daughters.
Mrs. Julia Sease of Little Mountain,
in sending in the price of years
subscription, 1--WE still enpoy The Her
aid and News"
Mr.. j. Lurey and family left Tues
day for Spartanburg where Mr.. Lurey
will conduct sample shoe store, at
which business he was very successful
in Newberry. Mr. and Mrs. Lurey and
the children have friends here who re-
gret their departure from this city.
All hope that success will continue to
be their portion in Spartanburg. The
Herald and News follows them to
their new home.
Mr.. w. O. Ariail returned Thursday
from Atlanta after attending the bu-
rial of his daughter, Mrs. Jno. l..
Chitwood. She was, formerly Miss
Gertrude Ariail. Her death was
caused by pneumonia induced by in
f1uenza. -
The Rev. w l. Herbert of Spartan
burg, who will have charge of the
Methodist Mems club in Columbia
which will formally open foy the SOL
diers at Camp Jackson at an early
date, has taken up his residence at
1923 Main street and will move his
family here in the next few days.
The State, 2Sth.
Mr.. w. F. Wightman and family
have moved from Helena to Harper
street, this city.
Magistrate Chas. w. Douglas re-.
ceived his commission for the ensuing
term of Office from the governor Mon
day.
Fitzgerald Rutaerf5rd returned on
Sunday to New York to resume his
naval duties On the Battles:nip U. S.
S. Nevada, after spending furlough
at his home in the Broad River Sec
ton. His father, Mr.. W. D RGther-
ford while in the city Tu> sday show
ed US. some high explosive missiles
and huge trench knife. Fitzgerald
cot the knife from a Canadian who
he'd used it in killing Germans. 10 3f
whom he had killed. as shown by the
'-derture- on the knife. Every time
he slew a Hun With the knife he made
a notch.
Miss sara Halfacre, after recover
ing from her STARE Of the influenza.
left Wedres5e,v for Aiken 70 take her
position in the Southern Bell Tele-
rtone Office at that popular place for
wealthy northerners. Miss Halfacre
has been transferred to Aiken from.
Columb;a, where her last important
work was done. The public of Aiken
VII be well pleased will. her and the
rortherners whom she meets will have
.ne onno~trnity Of observing tie win
ming ways of charming Southern
girl from Newherrv. c.
Mr.. J B sathan, around whom Lltfia
.rorrta;n crew aS he was the first r.
habitant of the place. visited his sou
C7nnde 2. Latham Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Pearson returned Mon
day from Columbia. after visiting her
n.othA-. Mrs G. W. Pearson and other
relatives in that civ With the ex-
ceptiou of Mrs. Annie Oxner all were
sick with the influenza, but improv-
ing. including W. r. Oyner who had
been brought to the home of his aunt.
Mrs. A. B. Harman. from Atlanta pre-
viously critically III with pneumonia
Mrs. Pearson will return when suf-
fcieptly recovered to travel. Mrs
Oxner expects to return to Clinton
Friday to resume her school duties
Miss Pearson was ACCOMPANIED 70
Neu-herrv by her niece. little Miss