The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-19
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Newberrlans, and hose VINO
Visit Newberry.
Mr. ard Mrs. Hal Kohn are expect
SO home today from visit to Atlanta
Or. W. Z. Pelham Of Newberry
arrived in the city yesterday to spend
several days.-Laurens Advertiser.
Miss Blanche Davidson has return
ed from an extended visit to friends
IN Sum:er and Eas.cver.
Harry Summer has arrived from
Washington to spend the Christmas
holidays with his father, Mr.. j. H.
Summer.
Mrs. Walter Cameron and little
daughter are at Pacolet to spend the
Christmas holidays at her former
nome there.
The Rev. J. L. Daniel, Newberry,
former pastor of the Methodist
church here, was visitor in Able
vile Monday.-Press and Banner.
Colonel VIM. Y. Fair is out after a
hard tussle with the chills. DR.. j.
NJ. Kibler had to dose him hard to
get him all right.
After delightful stay of several
weeks spent here with relatives, Miss
Emily Burns returned to her home
at Observation-Disclosures American,
18th.
Mr.. E. F. Moon, a prominent and
the best known fire insurance adjust
ers of the tate of Florida, will spend
Christmas week in Newberry with his
brother, Mr.. j. P. Moon.
Mr.. NJ. G. Sheppard has moved to
the Werber house, corner OF Harrlng-
ton and Calhoun streets, Mrs. Shep
pard and little son being expected
there this weei; fron? g v;Gio % he
former North Carolina home.
DR.. and Mrs. J. X. Glider, Jr., Miss
Pauline Glider and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Y. Connor and son, all of New York,
are in the city to spend the Christ
mas holidays with DR.. and Mrs. j. <.
Glider.
Ber Crouch, who has been living
in Newberry county, has moved to
,Saluda and is occupying rooms with
his father, w. L. Crouch. He VIII
now be associated with his father in
the Saluda Bottling company
8andard.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Moon will leave
ia Sunday, December %, for Louis
SSna and Texas points. They will go
first to New Orleans, where Mr..
Moon has some business appoint
ments, and from there to Dallas,
Fort Worth, Greenville and Wichita
Falls, Texas, returning home about
the middle of January.
Mr.. J. r. Clary has been looking
like he felt like the first part of his
middle name ever since last Friday
when little girl came to his home to
make Christmas brighter in the
house. Then Mr.. Richard is thus
helping in Colonel Aull's census
enumeration.
Miss Owinbey of Spartanburg, the
trained nurse who has been attending
Mr.. Homer Schumpert through his
illness of typhoid, returned to her
home Wednesday night, Mr.. Schun1-
pert, his many friends will be glad
TO know, having improved and being
.on the road to recovery. Miss OWN
sbey gave entire satisfaction, all be-
ing well pleased with her and her SER
vices.
Mr.. Fred Paysinger. who MANAGES
a fine pressing club and also sells
good beefsteak, etc, is meeting his
many customers with smiles all over
his face these days. Fred always was
i, a good fellow to smile, but since early
Monday morning he has had "the
smile that won't come ofI''-all Oh
account of a little girl in his happy
home. Order some steak or some
thing and get your suit fixed up for
Christmas and see Fred's holiday
smile.
AR. Claude w Sanders, who is now
regularly engaged in assisting Clerk
of Court Jno. c. Goggans, is from
Silverstreet. He comes we'll prepared
to learn the duties Of the o!.lce, hav-
ir% beeG 6 student a. Furnan Fitting
school FOR two years before entering
Clemson college. where he spent three
years; when he joined the army. He
is young man of pleasing address:
is working for good man, like his
-<sI7~~'c Sam whom he served, and
we are glad to have him in New
berry. He succeeds a mighty good
assistant, ere cf the best ever, and
zany mere man would have hard job
equaling her in that busy Office, but
we hope for the best.