The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-18
Personal.

for Newberry after spending several
asys in the city.--Mr. W. R. Reid, il.
of Chappells is spending the day n
the city.-Mr. Arch Smith went tc
Newberry this NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nal. l4th.
Misses Lucille ana Anna Sisaer vert
to Columbia Sunday to see thell
mother, Mrs. ]. C. Sabcr in the Co
aumbia hospital. Mr.. L. N. Caine o
Lkurens motored to the city ana back
with the young ladies'.
Mr.. C. n. West received a lettel
Saturday fro1, his son Charlie G
west OF Co D.. 30sta ammunition
train, American expeditsonaTy forces
The many friends of this yc2ng mar
win te glad to learn that he was
well. and still busy. The letter was
Gated January %.
:9 First Class Private Walter L. Ruff
sos Co. A, 11sth infantry, Thirtieth di'
vision, American expeditionaEy forces
3 is visiting relatives at his former
home in Newberry. He will return
TUESDAY to the debarkation hospital u
Columbia for another examination, af-
ter which he hopes to get his dis
ehsrge from the service Elsewhere
in this paper will be found very
interesting account thrilling expert.
ences of this young soldier who was
so severely wounded in action. His
many friends are glad to see him al
home.
Mr.. R..O Sigh having resigned his
position as policeman to go in with
the grocery store Of R. C. Sigh, Mr..
Harry O. Stone has been elected to
the force again under Chief Ed L.
RodeEsperger. Mr.. Stone has lately
been helping the force at the postoe-
fee: He Iis good detectiFe-Dolice-
man and by this addition the strong
police force has been strengthened.
Mr.. S. l.. Mann, the expert plumber
who was hereIast year doing fine and
satisfactory work for many people in
this CITY. has returned to Newberry
where his services are again in de-
n1nd,
AIRS ". O. Miller has returned
frm pleasant visit to relstives in
! Clinton.
Dr.. ] FL Stokes got letter Sunday
from 1t. E. E. Stuck Of the 18th Aero
squadron. American expeditionary
fprces. II was dated at Coblenz, Ger
mary, January %, end is interesting
DR.. Sucks maEy friends will be glad
to learn tha. he expects to be home
by the middle Of April Ee was well
ara Wrors in q happy vein. He says
the last copy Of The Herald and News
he received was on tne 18th Of octo-
Der: tNow, "Doc. We send the paper
. - -
ie.-aiarp twice a week , He has
ben III that German country Since
Bf ember 8: Cobfenz is a town Of
II % people It's afbeautiful country
Ii .has lost its hearty for him as he
wants to get back home, While N
hrxemt ourgI he says the grand ddks
and grad duchess entertainei the
American officers
J. A. Mimnaagh has returned from
the leading markets after selecting
his great supply of new goods for the
approaching season.
Oscar Summer of Camp Sewer
sreut the weekend at home. Hugh
Feagle who generally comes with him
lis in the camp hospital sick, which
prevented his coming.
Mr. Carl z. Feagle. who was in the
'canteen department of the navy at
Charleston, cot his discharge and was
in Newberry last week, returning to
his former work in Columbia,
il. A. Carpenter Of the vel known
f0ase Of Haltiwanger & Carpenter.
has Just returned from the principal
markets of the country with more Of
the goods which this house has been
In the habit OF earring,
Miss Julia Norris has returned
from her vacation spent in Jenkins
Vile and now more than ever ready
to serve the LAZY customers at Haiti
wanger & Carpenters.
Mr. E. P Matthews was taken sud
denly and critically ill at his home
Saturday morning. wslile getting ready
to<eome to town. He continues in i
critical condition.
AIR E. H. Longshore of A5beville
came to Newberry last week with the
sad News that his son Furman had
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