The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-01-21
Personal.


Mr.. John NJ. Dominick. who has
been at Camp jackson for the past
six months. has received an honorable
discharge and is at home.
Mrs. A. c. Tysinger has returned o
her home III Baltimore. Md, after an
extended visit to her mother. Mrs )
X. Spence and other relatives in New
Misses Sallie Lee Cromer. Daisy
Johnson, Bertha Crooks and Nora Co
field. all from Summerland college,
returned Tuesday on account OF infiu-
enza. This college escaped the cpl
demic of 1918 by the careful precau-
tions of its president.
MIR. j. ]. Langford made business
trip to Greenville Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Boozer and lit
tie daughter Mabel were in Greenville
last week, the former having gone to
have his tonsils removed and to have
the little girls eyes treated.
Mr.. Robert Neel is again civilian
of Newberry county. He has just re-
turned from Louisiana, having re-
ceived his honorable discharge from
Camp Beauregard, New Orleans, after
serving among the infantry branch of
the regular army.
Mr. F. Lawson Paysinger has re-
turned from Augusta after visiting
his daughter, Mrs. H. c. Lorick, for
several weeks He went there to
1 spend the holidays, but was taken
sick
4 Mrs. Herbert Workman was ap-
1 pointed committee on resolutions at
the annual meeting in Columbia We'd
nesday of the Equal Suffrage League
of South Carolina
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wofford and
child left Wednesday evening Cor
Woodruff, SIR Wofford. having been
called there on account of the acci-
dental killing of his father We have
no particulars of the sad affair, e1-
cept that Mr. Wofford was killed by
railroad cars while in his wagon.
James Evans was elected bill clerk
by the house, while Aaron Suber got
position as laborer.
Miss Gladys Wertz of Saluda, who
came to nurse her sister. Mrs. w. F..
Wightman, and other members of the
family down with the flu, was herself
taken sick with the prevailing disease.
Representative Evans has been
given the Craftsmanship of the railroad
committee with Representative Folk
as member of that committee. The
members of the Newberry delegation
on other committees are: Evans and
Folk on Hospital for the Insane; Rep
resentative Mower on judiciary; Folk
on medical affairs; Evans on police
regulations. and Mower on rules.
The Fridy Motor company has inst
received car load of farm traction
motors.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick was the
delegate from Jasper chapter to the
conference in Columbia Thursday of
the South Carolina Daughters of the
American Revolution.
Sheriff Plcasn If Newborrv stn,nea
over with Sheriff Reid awhile Tues.
dav in passing through Laurens-
Laurensville Herald, 18th.
Senator Johnstone is chairman of
the committee on agriculture and
member of the committee on educa-
ton. finance. police regulations, and
roads. bridges and ferries.
l Private Arthur S. B. Stribble. New
berry. wounded degree undetermined
was reported in the list published
Saturday.
i Sheriff md Mrs. Cannon G. Bleaee
land daughter returned last week from
a visit in lGreenville
i Miss Ethel Bowers. who teaches at
i Goldsboro. N. c.. is in the hospital at
that place, having been taken there
with inf1uenza-pneumonia The latest
news is that she is improving.
Mr.. Henry Wofford and family have
returned from Woodruff after the bu-
rial of his father an account Of
whose accidental killing may be found
elsewhere in this paper.
|! Mr. L. NJ Plavor h"s received a coI.
endar containing thirteen months.
These are fast times and everything
is rapid, except some girls in New
berry. The number 13 is regarded by
most superstitious people as being un-
lucky, like Friday, but the calendar
with 13 months in it is not worrying
Mr. Player.
4 1t Earl Hipp of the U. S. navy left