The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-31
Personal.

overseas and landed in Boston. Mass.
They are now at Camp Devens, and
are well.
Sheriff Cannon G.. Blease attended
TIE r,eeting of sheriffs in Columbia
this week.
Mrs. J. G. Lowe of Snartanhurg was
called to Newberry this week on ac-
count of the illness of her father. Mr..
Chesley DominichA
Mr.. Ben Crouch of Newberry county
Is a brother of Mr.. Lee Crouch who
died at his home in Saluda last Thurs
sday
Ensign r. Frank Wright, who has
Just agraduated from the training
camp, Stevens institute. Hoboken,
J. and received his commission. gctt
a furlough for 10 days and is in New
berry visiting his mother, Mrs. Stevie
Wright.
Mr.. Pope Scurrv has enlisted with
the Clary company in Newberry, be-
snp now able TO do service in this
capacity since Uncle Sam gave him
his honorable discharge from the
army
Leo Davenport arrived home Tues
dop from overseas. He is one of the
boys receiving honorable wounds in
the recent great war. which will al
ways be to MS credit.
Mrs. Richard Floyd will return
home Saturday from Greenville. being
now able to leave the hospital Her
many friends are glad to know of her
recovery.
Miss .lulia Norris will leave Satur-
day night to spend two weeks with
relatives in Jenkinsville.
Miss Jessie Duncan returned Mon.
day from Savannah after visit fe
her sister. Mrs. M. C. Riser. who had
undergone an operation for appendi-
>citis in the Telfair hospital and was
Improving. Master Marion Riser ac-
companied his aunt to Newberry
Mr.. Yancey B. Berry was in New
berry Wednesday to move Mrs. Berry
to their home in Salula county out on
Silverstreet route L. Mrs. Berry was
Mrs. Effe Danielsen. widow Of the
late we'll liked Theodore Danie'sen
They were married on the 18th ct
hnrary at the West Erd Psptist
parsonage by the Rev. J A. Anderson
Mr. Berry is we'll known in Newberry
where he often visits. Mrs. Berry
says she just mrst have The Herald
aud News and to that end has mace
The necessary ,arranoements for tie
nacar to fcllowssser TO her new home
where we hove the hapny co'lple Will
nre in .comfo~+ and conteutment.
Mrs. Mary Parr OF Newberry ran
-un from, ta,e convention at'Greenwood
and spent the night with Miss Allie
Po-r. who Sc etnaert at tbe Womans
college Reformed Presby-
Etersan, 90.
Bro. !. W Carson preached for US
yesterday at Pisgah. He is man OF
lire spirit and excells in prsctica'
common sense both in and out of the
rulpit. Hence he succeeds.-From
letter of the Rev. J. B. Hood quoted
In the Associate Reformed Presbyte-
rian Of the e9ta. Everybody in New
berry will AGREE with Rev. HOOD
Mr. Olin 3. Long attended meet
ing of committee representing the
various colleges 1t was decided to
hold the State oratorical contest in
<Greenwood the last Friday in April.
Pvt. Joe E. Long has been transfer
red from Camp Sewer to Fort Ogie-
thorpe.
Mr. Johnson Kilgore of Clinton
spent the weekend in Newberry with
his sister, Mrs. Robert L. Tarrant.
Mr.. W. Bushardt of the U. S. S.
Koningin der Nederlanden arrived
home Sunday from Philadelphia, Pa.
He was one of $500 arriving from
Bordeau,. France He said they were
certainly glad to get back to dear old
U. S. A. and that there is no place like
the u. S. A.. where the red. white and
blue stands like stone wall for her
: country.
Sergt. Leroy A. Salter, with his
honorable discharge, has returned to
his home and business here from Lake
Charles, La.
sergt. Harry Summer returned last
week from camp in New Jersey. hav-
ing been honorably discharged from
the army.