The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-03-11
PERSONALS.

Is SpenQlnS lew WEEKS mere ttS Ihe
guest of Miss Margaret White
Charleston American
Mir. James Milan spent Sunday and
Monday in his Old home town OF
Laurens.
Mrs. c. \. Bowman returned We'd
nesAay night from a visit to her
daughter in Birmingham.
Miss Sophie Blease has returned
home after stay of several weeks
with her sister, Mrs. P. c. Miller, in
Atlanta. Ga.
Z. S Blease, Esq. cl :Iewberry was
IN the city On professional business
Monday.-I,aurens Advertiser.
Miss Woody Bowman of Newberry
was the guest CT Mrs. j. R. Work
man for several days last week.
l4aurens Advertiser.
Mrs. Edw R. Hipp and daughter,
Mrs Homer Schumpert, are visiting
relatives in Spartanburg.
Mss Esther Cozen Of st. Cloud,
Mimi. is visiting at the home OF her
first cousin, Mr. E. H. Cousins.
Mr.. Dan NJ. Ward, having sold his
place beyond Silverstreet to Mr.. AL
bert Schroeder, has come to the city
to live at his Harrington street
home. He lived here years ago when
he took a notion to try life in the
country.
The Presbyterian is pleased to see
that Mr.. J.. Epps Brown of Newberry,
S. c.. but now of Atlanta, Ca, has
been made president of the Southern
Bell and Cumberland Telephone COM
panies Mr.. Brown on account Of his
native ability has had rapid promo
ton. He is brother Of DR.. w. G.
Brown of Nawberry and a. member of
the Kings Creek A. r. P church.
Our recollection is that along with his
brothers Wiss and Ned he is for
mer student of Erskine college. The
Presbyterian congratulates Mr..
Brown on his deserved promotion.
~'His success has been won by ability
and hard work" Associate Reformed
Presbyterian.
DR.. James Mcintosh of Newberry
died at his home on Wednesday, Feb
ruary 26 DR.. Mcintosh was dea-
con of the First Baptist church OF
Newberry and was one with all that
was goodsin his town, county and
State, ana Yhad been throughout his
bong, usefy3 and successful life
Baptist Co0xier.
We REFERRED in a note in our issue
of last week to the presence of the
Hunt brothers of Newberry in a
Grecnv lie hospital It is an una..oyed
pleasure to announce that both are
through with their surgical opera
-tions and both have good assurances
OF restored health. Sometimes this
assurance" is given to encourage
patients. But this, we have every
reason to believe. is not the purpose
saof the good word given to these
friends, MIR. /. H. Hunts trouble is
sof recent date and the outcome with
him is practically certain. Mr.. w: H.
Hunts trouble is of. older standing,
hut the assurance given him Is JOY
to himself and his friends.-Baptist
Courier.
It. and Mrs. H. T. Danner. Jr., of
Beaufort, arrived here last Thursday
to spend a. week with her mother,
1aT:. J.. III -R1sef:
:s;iss Gladys Higgins returned Fri.
Ky to her home in Easley after a
pie ~sant. visit to her aunt, Mrs. Robt.
e. Leavell-
Mrs. WEIGH Wilbur went to Clinton
Friday to spend several days in that
little city.
Mr.. T. B. GreneiSer was studying
law in Washington at the time ae
volunteered for military service, and
after being mustered out he resumed
his law course He will te admitted
to the bar this GUNNER and will 20"
cate at Edgefeld for the practice OF
his profession, -Edgef AdVer-
q4iser
Mrs. B. T. Anderson and Master B.
II, Jr.. are visiting relatives in An
Eerson.
Congressman Fred Dominick reach
ed home from Washington Sunday
afternoon and will remain until the
extra session of congress is called.
-Nyss Rosa Amick OF Patesburg
scent Sunday in Newberry with the
home folks.
M, C. L. Sease and Mr.. JEFF Sease
killed six hogs the past season which
netted over 5000 pounds and Mr.. J.
D. Nance killed some that weighed
over 600 pounds each and yet talk
about planting all cotton when we
can grow such hoss in this country
and find a ready market for the meat
too, and at a good price. and it takes
corn and other things besides cotton
70 mako hogs