The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-09-16
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

with Baker and Oxner for some time.
greenwood Index-Journal, 18th.
Miss Julia Settler of Pomaria has
accepted position to teach in the
Chaplin high school and will leave
Saturday to assume the duties.
Miss Maude Brabham is visiting in
Newberry.-Ninety-Six cor Green
wood Index-Journal, September 10.
Miss Lucy Riser Of Kinards has
accepted a place with the Clinton
graded school and her work began
on last Monday.
Misses Lois johnson and Ruth
McCaslan of Newberry have re-
turned after visit to relatives in
Mississippi-Clinton Chronicle, Sept.
Il.
Mr.. Forest Summer of Newberry
was in town on Sunday.-Clinton
Chronicle, Sept. II.
Mrs. James Frazier of Blairs is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Rhett Copeland.-Clinton Chronicle
Sept. II.
Mr.. j. Y. Young Of Whitmire
spent Saturday in Clinton.-Cliaton
Chronicle, Sept. II.
Otis Boozer of Prosperity spent
Sunday at S. L. Boozer's.-Saluda
Standard, Sept. II.
Lon Thrailkill and daughter visited
in Newberry last week.-Butler cor
Saiuda Standard, Sept. II.
Claude Berry, of Silverstreet Wis
tied relatives here Sunday.-Butler
cor Saluda Standard, Sept. II.
Mrs. Mollie Livingston has gone to
Prosperity to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Schumpert.-Butler cor in Saluda
Standard, Sept. II.
Frank Dent of Newberry spentsthe
weekend in this section.-Big Creek
cor Saluda Standard, Sept. IL. {.
Mrs. J. NJ. Workman Of Newberry
is the guest of Mrs. Walter Ander-
son.-Greenwood Index-Journal, 10.
Mrs. N. A. Gill of Columbia and
Mrs. A. j. Garner Of Newberry are
visitors in this city and expect to re-
main one week.-Charleston Ameri-
can, Sept. 10.
Asa Oxner Of Prosperity spent the
weekend at home Pleasant Grove
cor saluda standard,| Sept. IL.
Mrs. Bessie Suber and Miss Sarah
Dominick of Newberry spent few
days with Miss Azilee Mills.-Pleas-
ant Grove cor Saluda Standard, Sept.
II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Hunt and Mrs.
Nellie Hunt Of Prosperity spent
while Sunday night with Mr.. and Mrs.
T. L. Cameron.-Pleasant Grove cor
Saluda Standard, Sept. II.
Mrs. L. NJ. Wertz has returned to
her home after few days visit with
her daughter, Mrs. Effie Wightman,
of Newberry.-Clyde cor in Saluda
Standard, Sept. II.
Perry and j. c. Addy went to
Prosperity Saturday.-Saluda Stand
ard, Sept. Ii.
Miss Lila Dominick and brother,
George, of Prosperity, spent Sunday
with Miss Azilee Mills.-Saluda
Standard, Sept. II.
Among the out of town shoppers
in Columbia yesterday was Mrs. Ben
Buzhardt of Observation-Disclosures
Record Sept. II.
Miss Lucille Wilson of Newberry
was Columbia visitor yesterday
Columbia Record, Sept. II.
Mrs. Haskell Wright Of Newberry
was among the out of town visitors
in Columbia Observation-Disclosures
Record, Sept. II.
A. L. Amick of Chappells was in
the city today on business.-Colum-
Ola RECORD, SepC. IL.
Rev. and Mrs. J. B. Harmon and
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Hipp, of near
Prosperity, worshipped at st. Marks !!
.Sunday.-Pleasant Grove cor Saluda
Sept. II.
DR.. C.. D. Weeks returned last !
week from a visit to his clover plan
<tation" down in Clarendon county
where he had been to spend week. /
He tells very interesting story of
tree that is down there, not now on ;
his plantation, but on what was once
a part of it, the tree having been
planted by his forbears, and is now
worth at least $1,000. It produces
a fine income on that amount Of in I
.vestment and requires no labor from