The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-10-29
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tie Movements of Many People,
Newperrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Nj. H. B. Wells returned from At
lania Tuesday night.
Miss Margaret Davis will return
from New York today.
I. S. Trotter and family spent Sun
day with relatives in Newherry.-
Pine Grove cor. Saluda Standard.
9 A. Lominick spent Sunday IN
Newberry.-Abbeville Press and
Banner.
Mrs. Thomas Pope has returned to
Newherry, after visit to her nar-
erts--Abbeville Medium.
Mr.. Paul E. Anderson was drawn
as g Juror for the Greenwood led
eral court for November 8.
Mr, George Nickas of the Busy
I Bee cafe spent the week at the
state fair, almost.
Mr.. G. L. Robinson and family
have moved to Prosperity where he
is agent for the Southern railway.
Miss Abbie Gaillard visited her
brother. James, in Columbia, also
5 taklag il the fair.
q Mr.. John W. Earhardt VISITED his
daughter in Columbia Tuesday and
took in the fair.
Prof. and Mrs. James c. Rinard
and Miss Bertha Efrd attended the
state fair on Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom B. Wicker will
nsve this week to Greenwood coun-
ty. rear Hodges. where they VIII
make their home.
- Messrs. Adam and Emanuel
Wicker of Newberry were visitors in
this section Sunday and called on
their girls.-Macedonia cor. Aexias-
ton Dispatch-News.
Mr.. Will Wects, a former citizen
of Newberry and a live wire printer
now conducting printing essahfsh-
ment at Clemson, was in the city this
week on his. way to The fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Furman Tobias OF
woodland, Ca, are visiting his par
snts. Mr.. and Mrs. H. /. Tobias.
{ This is his first visit home IN seven
years. >, -
Mr.. Ward Allen of Chappells mas
been drawn as juror for the fed
eraI court in Anderson, first week.
and Mr.. E. O. Counts Of Prosperity
for the second week, beginning NO
vember %. :.
Mrs. E. H. Cousins has returned
frana Mt. Pleasant, N. c., after VISIT
mo, her son, Luther, in college there.
She had pleasant time and saw the
1 Rev and Mrs. Fulenwider ard other
friends.
The trustees of Pond Branch are
to be complimented in securing
: Prof. C.. P. Shealy as their prluc1pai'
He, is a graduate of Newberry col
leee and has every mark of a rising
g ,o,,no man.-Cor. Lexington Dis
e yVuiS mae
patch-News.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. I. Shealy are here
from Newberry to attend the funeral
of the latter's aunt, Mrs. Minnie
Rikard. at Red Bank.-Mr. Tom
Summers of Chappells and family
were visiting Mr.. Patrick Buckley
Snnday.-Lexington Dispatch-News,
27th.
Mr.. C. T. Hill, carpenter in New
berry, went on Saturday to his home
in Fayetteville, N. c., returning mere
by way of the fair in Colun'ie. NJ:
Fill did the work of adding rocms to
the house owned by Mrs. Sew"
Wright in Harrington street: for the
accommodation of more dwellers
soon to share the home with the
present occupants.
Miss Erin Kohn of Prosperity took
a good many premiums at the tate
fair as follows: Yoke, first prize;
tray cloth, first; centerpiece, first;
embroidery in linen initial or mono
gram, second; cushions done in col
ers, second; handkerchief in colors,
first; woman's waist, second; wo-
mans skirt, first; towels done in
colors, first; pillow cases, first;
scarf, second. Prosperity had big
hand in taking prizes. See other
items.
The Rev. T. C. Croker and family
will leave Newberry on Or abou5 the
first of November for his new field
of labor in North Carolina. where
he will serve two charges, one at En-
field and the other at We.!n;'. III"
people of Newberry cour.y univer-
sa.iy regret to lose Mr. Croker and
his family from among them, as they
have endeared themselves t" all
o1,.eae postor Croker HAVING won