The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-12-30

wouldn't let him go home until after
! Christmas. It is good thing to fall
into the hands of such friends and to
have your line cast in pleasant
places.
I; Sergt. Silas Klettner spent part of
the holidays here with his parents
and family. Uncle Sam is keeping
Silas at Fort Moultrie as accountant
and bookkeeper on account Of his
ability and other fine points. The
government knows a good man when
it sees him.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Gallman have
gone to Newberry for a few days
stay with Mr.. and Mrs. T. W. Gall
man.-Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Foster and
two children, Myrtle and William, are
spending the holidays with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. S. Buckley in Newberry.-
The State.
Profs. T. E. Keitt and ]. W. Can't
were among the business visitors in
Walhalla yesterday. The many friends
of Prof. Keitt will be pleased to
learn that he has returned to South
Carolina after residence in Georgia
of several years. He is now located
at Newberry.-Keowee Courier, "a.
Mr.. L. F. Gallman Of Prosperity
country renews his subscription with
the statement that whenever he
doesn't get The Herald and News he
feels lost; he does not want to do
without it. He has the. Christmas
feeling ell right. Happy New Year,
Mr.. Gallman. Many returns.
Mr.. Mack Blease left last week for
Havana, Cuba, after spending some
time here with relatives. He is think
ing of making his home there instead
of in Georgia. AS it was forty years
since he left Newberry the first time,
and now being so far away it will be
about forty years more before ne
makes another visit here, may be.
. Robert and McFall Wise Of Pros
perity, former Newberry college boys
were visitors in the city on Saturday.
r. K. is now attending the Harvard
law school and we expect big things
from him when he hangs out his
shingle. McFall is successful cot
ton buyer and prominent citizen Of
Prosperity.
It is learned with regret that We
are to lose one of our splendid young
business men, Will Brown, who, with
Mrs. Brown will soon move to Texas
where Mr.. Brown goes to accept 2
fine position. Will is a mighty fine
boy and we hate to see him leave,
but he goes with our best wishes for
beth himself and his wife.
Prof. J. NJ. Daniel left Wednesday
to spend the holidays with his par
ents, DR.. ard Mrs. J. l.. Daniel at
Newber-y. This is the first Christ
mas in four years that Mac has spent
out of Abbeville, and nobody except
his mother could have enticed him
away this tinae.-Press and Banner,
26th.
Mr.. T. L. Burton of New York, Mr..
Joseph Burton and daughter, Miss
Mary F. Burton of Lau"eas, James A.
Burton, Jr., of Birmingham, and Mr..
and EIrs. C. A. Renneker and little
daughter, Anna Louise Of Orangeburg
were, Christmas visitors at the home
of Mr.. J.: A. Burton. Mrs. Renneker
and daughter are extending their visit
here.
Frank R. Higgins of Columbus,
Ga.. came over to spend part Of the
holidays with his parents and the
other members of the family who had
come to be with the home folks. Mr..
Leo Wright of Anderson and Mr..
John Muldrow of Bishopville joined
Mrs. Wright and Mrs. Muldrow at the
home. Mr.. ard Mrs. F. W. Higgins
had all their children with them this
Christmas except Ossian, who is in
Alaska.
Wilbur F. Connolly of Prosperity
enlisted in Columbia last Tuesday for
the navy. and chose the medical de-
partuent.. Three other South Caro-
lima boys enlisted at the same time.
Two of them chose as their place Of
trcining the big navy aviation mech
anics school at Great Lakes, H., from
which place Otto Gregory and Frank
Hill are at home on furlough until
after the holidays.
Naval Recruiting Officer Frank
Roland of the Pensacola ship yard,
after visit to his uncle, MIR. r. c.
Hamilton, left Wednesday for Pied
mont on his business of getting re-
cruits for his branch of the service.