The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-14
PERSONALS.

N>N"-~-Ns >'~>~-S
Aerbert-Charleston American. 1lth-
Mrs. Harry Price and children have
Returned to Spartanburg.
Hir. J. l.. B&r;ls and little daughter;
Evelyn. are spending few days IN
Wades5oro. \. c.. going there to Visit
his brother c. H. Burns. who re-
9ently returned from France
Mr. Gus Matchicas, who has been
diving here since coming from Greece
five years ago, got letter Sunday
from his former home in, CONSTANT
ncpla. AS he had not heard from
them in all these years it was with
The gratest pleasure that he received
The cheering news that his father and
mother and three sisters were all III
good health and doing we'll.
Mrs. w. A. Woford of Woodruff IS
visiting her son. Mr.. H. c. Wofford,
the agreeable express agent at New
berry. His little daughter, Mary
Frances, after visiting at Woodruff
returned home with her grandmother.
Or. G. Werber, Of conservation
ranch fame, arrived from Washing
ton the first of the week to spend
awhile on his well known ranch.
lsergt. Otis Lominick came home
Tuesday from Camp Hancock, having
received his honorable discharge
from the service
Little Frank Duane Mower, Jr., is
the latest "wednesday morn!ng) ar
rival among the fine and growing
baby circles of Newberry. From far
across the sea the infants father viii:
hope soon to see the little smiling
face, which happy hope we all share
Mrs. Philip Daitch is visiting at
he. former home in Augusta.
AR. T. Vigodsky has just returned
from the northern markets after Sc
aecting his new stock of spring goods.
DR.. ]. X. Glider and Mr. H w Dom
snick spent Thursday in Columbia.
Quartermaster Sgt. Renwick Car
lisle is a4home in Newberry. having
been hon bly discharged from the
service at charleston.
Mrs Robert D. Wright has return
ed from Washington, D. c., accom-
panied by her brother, Mr.. Williams
Welch, who has been critically i'll.
His friends will hope that his rest
here may be greatly beneacial to mis-
health.
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer will be at the
SiNrstreet school Friday night, March
18th. to speak in the interest of Ar
menian relief.
Col. C. J.; Purcell returned the first
of the week from Greenville, after ac-
ecmpanying Mrs. Purcell there to
have her tonsils removed. She under
went the operation and is expected
home tonight, Thursday.
MRS. T: H. Stokes and Mrs. L. NJ.
Ksl,er of Newberry passed through
she city Monday en- route to Jackson
vilae and Palm Beach-Charleston
american, =
..Dr. VI. c. Brown was in town Tues
day after an absence from the county
seat for five or six weeks, due to ILL
ness. DR.. Brown says the Associate
Reformed Presbyterian got the
Browns mixed. He is not brother,
hut cousin, of President J. Epps
Brown of the great telephone system.
President Brown has five half broth
PRS and one whole sister living. The
brothers are: Messrs w. r., J. l., S.
E., e, c. and C. B. Brown, and the
sister is Mrs. S. ]. McCreight of At
aanta. J. L. and C. B. are with their
brother Epps in Atlanta, W. R. and E.
C. are in Birmingham and Sims g.
is with Summer Bros. Co. in New
berry.
Otto Gregory and George Earhardt
ere both at home from the navy at
Great Lakes. They came direct from
the Charleston yard, where each got
bis honorable discharge. We don't
know how it was with George, but as
We live close to Otto we know the
clothes he left behind when he en-
listed don't near fit him now. He
growed some
Mr. Horace Swittenberg is off on a |
return visit to his sister, Mrs. l. L. |
dIunter, at Sumter, and a visit to his |
brother, Prof. j. w. Swittenberg at !
Kingstree
Rev. F. E. Dibble and Rev. w. R.
sBoukn1ght, two former popular
-S:roochoro II, Nouyhorrx, 1urora yorx, 20