The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-28
PERSONAL.

Leroy Eargle of Camp Jackson spent
the weekend in Newberry with his
father. Mr.. J. o. Eargle
Miss Maud Abrams CO Columbia
spent the weekend at her Newberry
home.
! Messrs. Lambert Chandler and Ben
! Caldwell went to Lee County Satur
day on business.
; Mrs. J. T. Presson. after pleasant
visit to Mr.. Presson, has returned to
her home in Norfolk
Mr.. Robert P. Fair, who came to
Newberry to spend the weekend with
his father, Col. VIM. Y. Fair, was
taken suddenly ill Saturday night and
remained in a critical condition until
Sunday when he regained conscious.
ness. He was on his way to Florida
to arrange for supplying that section
with the products Of the Indian Re
fning Oil Company of New York. He
will make his home in Jacksonville
with his headquarters there.
| Mrs. A. S. Wyld of Columbia and
Mrs. F. D. Early of Newberry passed
through the city Sunday en- route to
Jacksonville. American.
| Mr.. Gus Methicas spent the first
of the week in Columbia. Z
| Mr.. White FAINT of Wichita Falls,
Texas, arrived Monday to spend a
] week in Newberry.
| Mrs. Ruth Wells yelling of Colum-
bia is spending while here with
her mother, Mrs. o. Wells.
! Mr.. John Nance has returned from
Columbia to be with the Mower
Garage in Newberry, where he was
before he left here.
Mr.. Harry Vigodsky OF Camp Jack
son spent Sunday at his home in
! Newberry.
Miss Lula Belle Smith is clerking
for Daitch Brothers and will be
pleased to see her friends at the
store.
/ MIR. Harold Boozer of Charlotte
spent the weekend in Newberry with
his sister, Mrs. c. B. Martin.
! <sMrsssGeo. c. Hipp received a letter
aated the Goth, from her brother, Mr..
Horace Swittenberg, saying he expect
ed to leave, with the other members
of the 61st artillery for Camp Jack
son in a few days.
Miss Elma Clayton, teacher OF the
Broad River School, spent the week
end here with Mrs. L. G. Mccullough,
accompanied by Mrs. McCullough's
brother, Herman Crooks.
Mr.. Frank Hipp of Greenville spent
the weekend with relatives, and Mr..
Harold Hipp has returned to Ann
Arbor, Mich. =.
Mr.. Owen Holmes arrived Friday
from League Island, Philadelphia, to
spend furlough of twenty days with
his mother, MRS.: MGR. Holmes. He
was warmly welcomed: here by his
many friends, who are proud. to real
ize that he is wearing the great crolx
deaguerre as member of the Marine
corps won in battle overseas. Those
only who distinguished themselves for
bravery and gallantry are entitled to
decoration with this cross Of honor.
He has about recovered from his
! wounds.
Mrs. Arnold of Richmond, KY. is
visiting Mrs. j. K Glider.
Messrs., A. w. Price and D. A.
keighley are new candidates for pat
ronage in the lines which they adver-
tise, namely, shoe and auto upholstery
and harness repairing. On the first OF
March. which will be Saturday, they
will open their place of business at the
stand just vacated by Mr.. E. T. Carl
sen, in Caldwell street opposite the
Eewberry hotel. With new and up-to-
date machinery, experienced and cap
able workmen, and guaranteeing all
work. these progressive and enterpris-
ing ci1izens bid fair to take position
/ in the front line of the march to ad-
vancenant and prosperity to be reach
ed by this city and county in the bet
ter and brighter times bound to come
>------------ -----------------