The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-07
Personal.

her many friends here, has returned
from Columbia to accept the position
OF stenographer and typewriter in the
office OF the clerk of court. Clerk
Eoggans is fortunate in securing her
services and We know he is glad to
have her in his Office.
Colonel NJ. NJ. Buford left Monday
Tor Washington, d. c.
Mr.. S. S. Langford arrived in New
berry from ST. George Monday on a
visit here.
Red Cross, No. 2 township. airs. v
&c. Brown, girl; W. A. Hill, for postof-
fee, Newberry. boy; Miss Lizzie Neal
for Little Mountain school, girl; New
berry commandery, No. 6, K. T., New
berry, girl; Misses Caroline and Julia
Weeks, Newberry. girl; Miss Lucille
Wilson, ninth grade, Newberry, girl;
Miss Lucy Mclaughlin, Newberry,
boy; Miss Fannie B. Mclaughlin, New
berry, boy; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Wright, Newberry, girl; Mrs. Moille
G. Langford. Newberry, boy-From
the latest list of adoptions of father
less children.
Mr.. Robert E. Leavell returned Sat
urday evening from the Columbia hos
pital with the cheering news that his
father was improving.
Mr.. Thomas Epting had a happy ex-
perience during the weekend. He
was returning from North Carolina,
ard boarded the same train on which
were his sons, Roy and Carl, on their
way from Camp Devens to Camp Jack
son. The boys expect to be home in
a day Or two.
Miss lula Jones accompanied Mrs.
A. c. Jones and Miss Louise Jones to
Spartanburg.
Mr.. w. J. Smith left Monday for
Laurens representing the George A.
Parker company of Philadelphia and
the Union Manufacturing company OF
Cambridge, Ohio.
Miss Lula Waldrop, after visit
here to the home Of her relative, Mr..
Frank G.. Davis, will leave tonight to
spend awhile with her sister, Mrs.
G w. Griffith, near Wilmington, N. c:
Mimnaugh has gone to the northern
markets for spring goods.
Mr.. Claude Sigh of Camp Jackson
spent the weekend pleasantly in New
berry. He is recovering from severe
Injury to his knee which he sustained
while overseas engaged in his duties
as member of aviation corps.
MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Sigh of New
York returned to their home last week
after visiting relatives in this section
of the country. aIr. Sigh had re-
ce: .tly retu. ned from overseas after
se,ying eor Uncle Sam.
rs. H. ; Wells has returned from
isit to her parents, Mr.. and MRS.
v w. Ful,..r, il Colump.a.
.ood Rig. Paul viii be at the
~oI "a house Tuesday. with Constance
IT -, ~ley;ns the part. TO be
followed Wednesday by Alice Brady
in "Be. + IA ard By Lice Brady
in .'Hsr l...iy way" Thursday.
The hog in the ground came out OF
his hole Sunday, saw his shadow and
returned home, leaving above him SIX
more weeks of ,-nscttled weather
MIR. T. NJ. Suber has returned to his
home in Newberry Route s. having
been given his honorable discharge
from old Uncle Sans army. His last
stand in the service was at the re-
mount station, Camp Sewer.
Merchant T. M. Sanders has gone
North for spring dry goods.
Mrs. O. 3. Mayer and daughter, Miss
Cornelia, are visiting Mrs. w. w.
Jones and family.
Manager Henry B. Wells went to At
aanta again this week to rearrange
his picture programs which were IN
>terrupted by the quarantine Mr'
Wells is put to heavier expenses than
any other man in Newberry during a
quarantine and is the heaviest money
loser.
MIR. and Mrs. Rudolp Shackelford of
Monroe, N. c., and his sister, Mrs. T..
l.. Streetman formerly Miss Hattie
: Shackelford of Newberry, now OF Win
ston-Salem, arrived Monday on busl-
ness visit here, to the pleasure OF their
relatives and friends. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shackelford returned home Weones-
day Mr. Streetman will remain mere
until Saturday as the guest OF MI. ana
Mrs. Jno. C. Adams.
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