The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1919-02-04
PERSONAL.
Mr, George T. Speake has changed
FROM Kinards to Clinton.

Mr, George T. Speake has changed
ssrom Kinards to Clinton.
Hub Evans, representative from
Newberry. has a son. Frazier Evans.
now returning home from France with
sshe Sixtieih regiment of Coast artll-
Gerry. Mr.. Evans expects to go to New
York 10 meet the boy. Three of his
sons were in the service. The trans
ports are scheduled to arrive in New
York one week hence.-The State, 1st.
Nin. & NJ. Coleman went to Newber-
sss Sunday to attend the funeral OF
5ais 5rother-in-law, Mr.. Will Suber,
Fxha died at his home a few miles
s5rom Newberry Saturday. Mr.. Suber
Efeages wife and three children. He
vas a substantial farmer of Newber-
rry county-Camden Chronicle, -31st.
Magistrate Jno. B. Bedenbaugh Of
-Pomarias has been commission by Gov
~@Tn9T cooper.
1t. ". E. Crooks. naval surgeon, ac-
seompanied by Mrs. Crooks, spent the
-month-end with his sister, Mrs. L. G..
Mccullough and other relatives in
Newberry. 1t Crooks is home on
S7urlough while his ship, the U. S. S.
Roanoke, is in the dry dock for re-
sairs. He will return this week to his
duties in the navy Ed Crooksis an
other Newberry county boy who has
sseeu the world in his cruises along
zfhe oceans
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Keitt were
made happy Saturday morning by
telegram from their son, Capt. Geo. w.
@Keitt, who arrived in New York Fri
day from overseas. The glad news
was Enlightened by the message that
lhe would soon be home.
MIR. Willie H. Wicker left Saturday
-for Yale university to resume his
studies in that splendid institution Of
higher education at New Haven,
Conn, after spending awhile in New
berry with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
,Jne. II. Wicker. 1t will be remem-
hered that young Wicker enlisted from
Yale and was one Of Uncle Sans boys
ssnsil honoraoly discharged from the
service.
MIR. John T. Norris has received a
letaer from his son, Corporal Eugene
Norris, who has been in France for
some time with the American forces.
LHe was back with his company again
after spending fourteen days vacation
ak AK Les Bains where he stayed in a
nRae hotel. He said he wished he had
tlme TO tell them of the wonderful
work the Y. NJ. c. A. is doing for the
IA. e. F.
James F. Long of the Third artil-
], ,aery corps, American expeditionary
forces, in writing home and renewing
Ais county newspaper subscription.
says he enjoys The Herald and News
eve. mhca copies of the paper reach
him several months DID, Papers are
like letters from homesto the boys over
1-shere
1ir. Robert Leayen of Newberry,
who has been a frequent visitor to
shls' towa, wasoperated on in Colum-
shia. for appendicitis on Monday. 1t is
hoped he will soon be restored to
heath Johnston cor. Edgefeld Adj
sertiser. 2sth. 1t was. Robert Y. Lea
syeN who was taken to the Columbia
hospital. but the trouble was not ap-
pendicitis as at first supposed!
Miss Matte Rowland of Newberry
Is the visitor of Miss Marie Wilkinson
aeor few weeks.TGharleston Ameri-
eean
Mr.. J. P. Moon, after a service of
'.eight years for Armour Co., has de-
sEaued TO go into the wholesale anu
brokerage business hree, selling heavy
groceries, and to represent one of the
largest packers with his headquarters
IN .Newberry. The move will become
effective the first of March. Mr.. Moon
takes this step not alone because the
: future outlook is bright for Newberry,
Sbn largely because he likes the peo-
: Pile here.
Mr. j. w. Hipp of Saluda county
was in the city Friday.
Miss Nell Davis and Mr.. Walter
Davis attended the burial Of Mrs.
John Lee Davis in Columbia on the
46th. ultime