The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-14
PERSONAL.

Mr.. G. C.. Cooper returned last
week from Sumter, having been call
ed there by the death Of a brother-in-
law.
Mr.. I. N. aIil.s is at Clemson
college attending Il meeting of the
State Farm Demonstration asentS.
Or. J. X. Glider, returning from a
professional visit to Mccormick. re-
ports the influenza situation as being
bad throughout the country.
Tiller Domin;ck, lately returned
from France to America. is spending
furlough from Norfolk at tho home
of his mother. Mrs. Carrie Dominick,
Eeyond Helena.
DR.. and Mrs. ". w. Daniel returned
last Friday from a trip to Florida.
They are occupying the Methodist
parsonage DR.. and Mrs. Daniel have
daughter at school in Lynchburg.
Va, married daughter living at Will
mngton. n. c., and one son with the
army of occupation in France. The
young man is % years OF age and his
parents have heard from him since the
signing Of the arilsistice.-Camden
Chronicle. 10th.
Mr.. Claud Sigh. just back from
England, has been spending a short
furlough with his parents at Dysons.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. c Sigh of New
York city are visiting the formers
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Sigh at
Dysons. Mr.. Sigh has recently re-
turned from France
MISS Halle Wright Of Pomaria Cen
trail school, after attending the teach
ers meeting in Newberry Saturday.
spent the weekend with relatives
here.
Miss Rose Hamm of Newberry col
lege spent the weekend at her Silver
street home.
Mr.. o. S. Lindler. formerly Of Sa-
luda. has been elected health officer
for Newberry The board first elect
ed Mr.. J. r. Wood from Silyerstreet.
but owing to sickness CT himself and
other members OF his family, Mr..
Wood was unable to accept the posi-
ton.
Mr.. n. A. Nichols Of Newberry
county has bought place from Rev.
D.
has moved his family to this county.
He is a prosperous farmer.-Green-
wood Journal.
Private Ames Rutherford Of New
berry was officially reported among
the severely wounded in the casualties
released for publication Sunday.
Mrs. j. w. Taylor of Newberry
came to attend the funeral of her SIS
ter, Mrs. Beulah Ouzts.-Greenwood
Journal, 18th. Mrs. J. P. Wiggins OF
Spartanburg, who spent the day i'll
the city, left last night to spend a
few days with Mrs j. W. Taylor In
Newberry-,Greenwood journal, 18th.
Corporal Chalmers Brown CT New
berry and Mechanic William Clink-
scales of Due West are the only South
Carolinians in the contingent Of en-
listed men of the continent in the
United States Army Ambulance ser
vice with the Italian army who are
entitled to wear the gold service
chevron. From the Ambulance Ser
vice News, published N Italy. Decem-
ber 5. appears list OF officers and
men who. preceded the main contin-
gent across and entitled to this dis
tinguished decoration. We are
pleased to see Corporal Brown shown
this mark of distinction.
| Mrs. W. H. Hunt has been ap-
pointed chairman for Newberry coun-
ty in, the drive for Relief in the Near
East, Newberry's quota being $4,000
Lit. Lewis H. Wood is visiting his
sister, Mrs. E. H Bowman.
/ Mr.. Robert Fair, On his return
North from New Orleans, is spending
several days here.
Mr.. R. E. Leavell lett Monday 20
resume mis- business as travelling
salesman.
/ Mrs. Henry Davega aid little
daughter, Caroline, have returned to
their home in Chester after visiting
her mother, Mrs. TIC. Pool, and
otner relatives in Newberry-
Mr. G. J. SPOTS returned Saturday
frn.u a big Christmas trip 20 Wash
ingtor, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New
York and points in New jersey That
was sure some" holiday vacation
Miss Mamie Gibson Of Salada ccrn-
ity made some o. her Newberry lilendS
haeijy by a VS. - tEt;:i saturday.
u. Mimnaugh = IL, The !i.:::ld and
New today yin another OF his
startling and striking announcements.
Mlimnaugh always has something good
to say in his.big advertisements, gen
orally by the fun page. This time he
tells the public of a clearance sale
which he is to conduct, beginning on
the 10th instant, Thursday. BY
the time this paper is in circulation
the sale will be on right. Listen to
]. A. Mimnaugh when he claims your
attention.
Miss Alice Boozer of Charlotte left
this morning for ,Newberry after
spending several days with Rev. and
Mrs. B R. Turnipseed.-Greenwood
Journal, 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Wightman and
Two children caught the influenza on
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