The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-05
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tgae Movements of Many People,
Me~sherrians, and Those Who
y Visit Newberry

:! visit Newberry.
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{, ar. and Mrs. j. P. Noon went
Shopping in Columbia Tuesday.
Miss Florence Reed Will meet you
at the opera house Monday in ''Her
Code of Honor"
Miss Sara Mcintosh of Columbia
spent the last weekend in Newberry
with he, mo .he1, Ms. Jas. Mcintosh.
Mr.. Robt. Caldwell and Misses
Sarah and Caroline Caldwell spent
Saturday in the Capital city.
Capt. Eugene F. Greneker of
Augusta is visiting his mother, Mrs.
Corrie Greneker, who is not we'll.
James Haltiwanger of columbia
has been on visit to bis grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Summer.
Prof. j. M. Daniel went down to
ttNewberry Wednesday and spent until
Sunday With his parents, Rev. and
Mrs. J. L. Daniel.-Abbeville Press
and Banner.
Miss Helen Purcell returned last
week to the Sacred Heart college at
Belmont, N. c., after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays at home.
Roy Summer carried car full to
Columbia on Monday, consisting OF
Misses Florence Bowman, Kate and
Rosa Lee Summer.
Mr.. j.. L. Mimnaugh of Columbia
and family. spent few hours in the
city on Thanksgiving with Mr.. Jim
Aimnaugh.
Mr.. NJ. w. Sem of Newberry was a
visitor in the city yesterday.-Mr.
Frank Chtappell of Columbia has
been spending several days in the
,city.-Laurens Advertiser, Sd.
Capt Frank Chapman of Columbia
on Monday for his home. Frank is
soon t oleave Columbia to make his
home in North Carolina.
Miss NIFTY Young Of Clinton spent
Thanksgiving at Duncan Johnson's
home. Miss Young is a mighty nice
young lady and we are glad that she
will soon make her home among US.
1Mss Irene Blizzard and Mr..
Charles Higgins were married on
Thanksgiving day at the home Of Mr..
Mendoza Higgins in Greenville.
There was a change in the weather
at Newberry also after Thanksgiving.
Mr. Mack Blease, who left his
home here for Texas forty years ago,
Is visiting relatives in Newberry. 1t
does people lots of good to see one
they hadn't seen in forty yearN The
sown has grown to a city Ssince
@tMack" left. His friends aresglad
to see him.
District Deputy Grand Master
Van Smith and Past Grand Master
Geo. S, Mower will leave on Sunday
night to attend the grand lodge of
a. F. Masons, which meets in Char
1eston Tuesday. These officers have
10 be there a day earlier owing to
committee work, DR.. Smith being
chairman of one committee and DIR.
Mower member of another.
NNr. John B. Mayes has moved into
his new home in Maint street. From
: the stack of shingles in front of the
huase 1t looks as if John is going to
do some remodeling and fixing. up.
! lie ;didn't forget to bring his fine
chickens from his old home and we
unaae~stard that they like their new
yard so well that the first day there
..J6a.R gathered a half dozen eggs and
with eggs at the price they bring
half dozen eggs is small fo"-1~o{
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Kohn spent the
weekend with Mr.. Kohn's parents in
Columbia and attended the special
services for returned soldiers which
was held at St. Paul's Lutheran
church, 1t. Kohn was the first nne-a~
!; Der of this congregation to go into
service and the last to return. DR..
: Cronler made masterful address al
stais service and the Columbia State
s,sa Monday morning spoke of it as
one Of the finest addresses ever given
ma Columbia. While in Columbia DR..
Coroner was the. guest Of A. f. !
:Kohn in Laurel street.
Gars. Bruce has moved to her own
home III Harrington street, corner of |
Calhoun, which was vacated this |
week by Mr.. F. P. DeVore and
ssfam;ly. Mr.. M. G. Sheppard and |
family will occupy the house with |
Mrs. Bruce. The house in College |
street to be vacated by the Sheppards
VII ;. occupied by Mr.. R. Dan
Wicker and family, Mr.. Wicker own
ing the home. Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Crornsr will move to the house il
Harris street vacated by the Wickers.
Mr. Gronler IS employed at the New |
berry Machine shops.
Mr.. F. Werber, Jr., returned to
Washington, d. C., on Thursday, |
Ssr "a Gnnsiness visit to Newberry, |
TO which city Of his former home he
comes once in about every four
years. Although he has been in the
,n6ee of the auditor of state in
Washington during the past thirty
-dolr yeas he does not look much
older taan when he left here IN
August. 1885. His family residence
4ss at Berwyn, Md, in the suburbs
sen miles northeast Of the city. Mr..
Werher's many friends were glad to
see him, and to see him looking SO
we'll. He is "the same Fred" He IS
over the top in being all right, else
the government would not have kept
him all these years.