The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-11
PERSONAL.

Nr. Callie Harmon is interested in
-and cierking for Johnson-Johnson &
Co. West Main street, where he in
vites the entire community to drop,
individually and in small groups. con
sinuousIy.
Besides Mrs. ". P Houseal and
Miss Bessie Coppock there were
present at Mrs. Theodore Johnstone's
rnneral Mr.. Houseal and his 'daugh-
ters. Miss Vera Houseal and Mrs. j.
L. Bryant of Columbia, and Prof. Burr
II. Johnstone of Clemson. The fol
lowing were the pallbearers: II. H.
Rlease, o. Klettner, JAS. B. Haltacre,
J. D. Smith, Jr., l. H. Hunt, T. P. John
son. Haskell Wright, F. q. Wilson.
Honorary: Drs. E. C. Jones, e. H. kib-
Ter, r. NJ. Kennedy and Y. NJ. Brown.
Messrs. L. M. Player and c. n.
Johnson have swapped residences, and
both are now in their new homes, Mr..
Johnson having rented his house in
James street to Mr.. Player and NOV
I'd to the house at the corner Of Main
and Thompson streets, where the ex-
health officer conducted sanitary
and palatable restaurant. He sold out
to Johnson & Johnson, the contrac-
: tors. who will conduct fancy grocery
store under the management OF the
brother occupying the second story as
the residential portion of the building.
They are still running the down town
store and eating and sleeping house.
dad" Johnson has hustling sons busy
in Newberry.
Miss Kate Porter of Newberry is
visiting friends in the city:-Green-
wood InGex-Jcurnal, 9Th.
Mr. Fred A. Schumpert of the Char
lesion Port Terminals, spent a couple
of days here with his sister, Mrs. O..
Wells.
Mrs. II. n. Holly of Newberry pass
ed through the city yesterday en-
route to Florida-Miss Lucy Tindall
OF Eewherry is the guest of Miss En-
ma Howard.-Charleston American.
The, reporter doesn't know everybody
in Newberry as they come and go, but
he fmagines that the Americans local
editor or linotype operator or "some-
thing" must get Newberry and Newry
Z mixed occasionally.
HRS. E. D. Nolan left Tuesday for
Newberry where she will spend sew
er9l weeks visiting her daughter, Mrs.
N. N. Brady.-Charleston American.
Pvt. Herman ]. Kinard Of st. Eliza
beth hospital at Washington, D. c.,
has been on twelve day furlough to
his home in Newberry, returning to
his duties the 30th. He has been a
faithful worker in the hospital for the
past nine months caring for the
K0VuUPI. SdSSSO duO S1Sh ooAoAS2S .,
MIST OIL the time on night dutJ.
1t, Robert Davis, better known as
:, 1 '.ete. in Newberry, was well when
h, wrote letter on Christmas day,
b.. hasn't been heard from since. He
b I recovered from his wounds re
- .se wire entanglements- dur
ing one ,of the battles in France,
which 1T aim in the hospital for sew
eraI days.
Mr. J. P. Moon will conduct brok-
yerage and commission business only
when he opens up about the first of
March.
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Aull and lit
tie daughter of Columbia spent Sun
day in Newberry, to the pleasure of
those of their many friends who had
the chance OF seeing them.
Nr. ]. Monroe Hendrix, nephew of
that accommodating workman, Mr.. j..
Monroe Swindler. came here last
week from Camp Jackson, having re-
ceiyed his honorable discharge from
the service, coming to Columbia from
camp at Anniston, Ala.
Mr. e. H. Leslie and Irwin came up
Srfrs, thai,. work in Charleston the