The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-11
his fountain of intelligence spring and

his fountain of intelligence spring and
bubble from an inexhaustible supply.
He is one of the smartest men in the
State. And he halls from Newberry.
Mr. J. B. Mcdowell has opened
grocery at the stand lately vacated by
Mr. S. D. Trakas in lower Main street,
where he hopes to see his many
friends, after this cordial invitation.
Sergt. James A. Padgett wounded
slightly, reported in list published
Thursday.
Mr.. Ralph jenkins of the Davis
Realty company, Newberry, is in the
city today on business.-Greenwood
Journal, 5th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Bledsoe spent
night in Newberry with their son
William who has influenza; also sew
eral of his children are i'll with the
flu.
! Mayor John Berry of Silverstreet
spent couple Of nights with his
daughter. Mrs. v. V. Pearsall. Mr..
Berry was accompanied by his grand
daughter, Miss Josie Berry.-Butler
cor. Saluda Standard.
Manager James G. Brown Of the
Newberry brand of the Fridy Motor
company, has moved quarters to the
room in the Pershing formerly oc-
cupied as store by Mr.. w. w. Wicker,
corner next to court house. He is
there temporarily, vacating his form
er place to make room for the new
furniture store.
The folks Of Private Willie Will
liams, colored, are uneasy about him
as they have not heard from him
since his letter of December 20, which
was written at the U. S. base hospital,
No. %, A. P. o. 753. He was with the
American expeditionary forces in
France.
The well known barber shop of Law
son & Hallman, conducted by those
expert BARRIERS, Messrs. D. L. Lawson
and NJ. C. Hallman, has had another
up-to-date attachment installed, which
is the first Of it's kind introduced in
Newberry. It is an electric hair clip
ping machine which works beautifully
and has completely revolutionized the
art in this direction, far surprising
anything in the line of clipping, It
not only saves time but does the work
SC much easier and gives so mich
more satisfaction to the patrons of
the harber's chair. The little wonder
turns the trick so neatly and smoothly
that many mer went to Lawson and
Hallman's to experience the pleasure
Of trying 1t for themselves after hear
ing so much about 1t.
j Mr.. L. NJ. Player has sold out to
johnson & Johnson, contractors. MIR.
Player will swap houses with one of
the Johnsons.
! Mr.. VIM. r. Reid has moved to the
Wilson house in College street and al
lowed the ball to roll after holding
it up for some time. Messrs. j. j.
Hit and Newton P. Hogge and famil.
les going to the house in Nance stree.
vacated by Mr.. Reid, Mr.. Jno. c. Hipp
and family to the Boozer house in
Harrington street vacated by Messrs.
Hit and Hogge, Mr.. NJ. B. Eleazer' and
family to the Jno. c. Hipp place, and
Mr.. Charley Eleazer and family from
Spring Hill to the Whitaker place va
Gated by Mr.. NJ. B. Eleazer.
| Mr.. S. ]. Kilgore and family have
come from Clinton to make their home
in Newberry. Elsewhere in this pa
per we reproduce complimentary, no
tice from the Clinton Chronicle which
The Herald and News seconds.
, Miss Mittie Young has returned
from Newberry where she was the
guest Of friends.-Miss Essie Copeland
is at home again after an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs. ]. B. Frazier
of Blairs.-Mr. and Mrs. Will Duncan
and daughter, Miss Meme, Mrs. David