The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-21

ness. Among the surviving relatives
is her brother, Mr.. W. C. Schenck OF
Newberry.
Mrs. Walter T. Herbert has with
her for a visit of several months her
sister, Mrs. E. R. Pendleton of Pen
dleton, whose husband is engaged II:
war work in France under the Y. N.
c.. A.-The State.
Mr.. and Mrs. P Daitch attended the
wedding in Johnston Tuesday Of Miss
Belle Steinhart and Mr. Morris Daitch.
The bride is one of Johnston's Charm
ing daughters. The groom is one Of
tie we'll known Daitch brothers, and
is a prominent merchant of Sober
ton, Ga.
Mr.. G. W. Hitler is the new janitor
at the court house, Mr.. John Liv
ingston having resigned the position
Mr.. Livingston had to quit the work
OF account of the condition of his
father. Mr.. L. C. Livingston, who has
since died, and the son has to attend
to the duties of the farm.
H. ". Dominick, Esq, of Chappei]s
was a visitor in the city yesterday
Laurens Advertiser, 18th.
! DR.. A. J. Bowers has returned
from Plains. Ca, after an extended
visit to that delightful place. Plains
Us pretty in the centre of a thousand
acres. We are glad to see Dr. Bowers
back
Mr.. Paul Adams of San Antonio,
Texas, recently receiving his honor
able discharge at Camp Travis, is in
/; Newberry visiting his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Jno. C. Adams and family.
: Miss-Carrie Miller returned to her
home at Blairs Thursday after spend
ing a week in Newberry at the home
OF Mrs. i W. Higgins.
! Mrs. j. o. Dunstan has returned
from the Columbia hospital after re-
covering from an operation for ap
pendicitis. Herman y friends will be
glad to know that she is restored to
health.
{ Mr.. Frank Ewart has gone to Wag
ner, S. c., as manager of Lybrand's
store at that place. Manager Ewart
is a good and successful conductor
: in that line of business and since
having had arrest from it over seas
he will no doubt put more of the
fighting spirit into the trade at
Wagner.
! Mr.. E. T. Summer went to Colum-
bia several days ago on a pleasant
mission. He was married in that
city Wednesday by the Rev. A. N.
Brunson, pastor of the Washington
street Methodist church His bride
was Miss Thelma R. Cewart of Tam
pa, Fla - =:
! MT. Alfred C. Ma -thewss Of Barn.
we'll spent the weekend at his former
home IN Newberry. :, - os->sE.,s.
! The Rev. Walter I. Herbert, IN
cha, 80 of the Methodist Mems club
here, received word from Ibis son,
J. Furman Herbert, yesterday to the
effect that he had been commissioned
an ensign in the naval reserve las
Thursday Ensign Herbert was i'm
mediately given an honorable dis
charge and will arrive here in the
next few days for a visit to his pa
rents.-The State, Goth.
! Mrs. Laura Belle Burton and baby
of Newberry are visiting at her
mother's.-Corinth cor Saluda Stand
ard.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Dominick, Mr.
and Mrs. Bennie Dominick of Pros
perity, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Parrott-Pleasant Grove
cor Saluda Standard, 20th.
! Ensign Roscoe Evans, who gradi,-
ated with his commission at Hamp-
ton Roads, is at home with his pa.
rents. Hon. and Mrs. H. H. Evans.
The Evans boys are all here, with the
exception of Rex, who is on the bat
tleship Texas, somewhere.
f.! Messrs: W. H. Hardeman and o. S.
IGoree represented Newberry camp,
Woodmen Of the World, at the con-
vention in Spartanburg.
1t. W. W. Herbert arrived home
from Camp Jackson Tuesday, having
received his final discharge from the
service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer S. Summer and
their little son, Elmer, Jr., accom-
panied by Dr. Robert Mayes, return
ed last Saturday from New York, af-