The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-03-12
PURELY PERSONAL.
yhe Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Oscar Gentry Of Newberry was in
: rs section Friday.-Eig Creek cor
S:aluda Standard.
H. II. Blease, ESQ.,. of the New
berry bar, was among those attend
ing court observation-disclosures Adver-
,.ise.:, 10th.
Miss Rosa Gray spent the weekend
m Newberry as the guest Of Miss
Troxelle Wright.-Laurens Adver
tiser, 10th.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald is visiting
Aiss Carrie Nell Swindler in New
berry. - Greenwood Index-Journal,
9Th.
Mr.. T. o. Stewart, arwell known
representative of the American La
France company, is in the city to-
day.-Greenwood Index-Journal, 9Th.
Mrs. P. E. Scott of Newberry has
been spending several days at the
home of DR.. and Mrs. T. T. Moore in
Sumter street.-The State, 9th.
Mrs. Alma Seybt of Pomaria, ac-
companied by her niece, Miss Nellie
Rae Seybt, spent the weekend with
her sister, Mrs. Matte Crooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. ]. Foster and two
children have returned from stay
with relatives at NewbeTy.-The
State.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Kempson of
Slighs spent Tuesday in the city
: with her sister, Mrs. B. B. Hitler in
Cline street.
Luceo Gunter, State supervisor Of
rural schools, will come to Prosperity
Friday afternoon to go to-the meeting
at Excelsior. Mr.. Gunter will explain
she advantages of consolidated
school and give the people a better
idea of building and organizing.
Mr.. James ]. Hill returned to New
berry last Sunday: He was depot
agent at Roswell, Ga, bu. the SoutMI
>ern railway let the charte: expire
which discontinued the Office there's
throwing Agent Hill out on his other
resources. Roswell is said to be a
gtod place. The Southern ought to
do better than that.
Mr.. A. Forrest Counts returned on
Wednesday from pleasant visit to
"Orangeburg, pretty, progressive
place. That's what he says, and you
know when man gets warmed up
over a town, there must be a reason.
rom the way he talks, and looks, he
had most delightful time. Well
bet he takes another trip.
Hon. Gee &c S. Mower, of New
berry, past grand high priest of
Roya. Arch Masons, was in the city
last night at the meeting of the
Greenwood chapter, No. 81 R. A. N.
as representative of Mr.. S. T. Lam
nam, of Spartanburg, grand high
priest, and assisted in comforting de-
grees on IL candidates. Mr..
Mower. returned to Sewberry this
uorning.--Greenwood Index-Journal,
Ssath.
Rev. T. c. Croker was in the city
Tuesday morning for the first time
SINCE he was stricken with apoplexy.
He. was at his accustomed place in the
pulpit preaching when the stroke
came, five weeks ago. Rev. Mr..
Croker is the we'll beloved pastor of
Smyrna church and has many friends
in the county and city who will be
glad to hear of his recovery, and
who will hope that he may be spared
yet many years to continue his good
work in useful and helpful life.
SDr. Robert W. Houseal stopped
over in Newberry between trains
"Wednesday, returning to his duties
IN Augusta from a visit to his brother,
NV. e. Hoaseal, Jr., medical student
;-st the Johns Hopkins university. The
later had been very i'll, the case be-
ins:o1 puzzling nature until young
Doctor; Houseal arrived and pronounc-
ed it to;ae a case Of sleeping dis
ease," to- use the language of the
cen,lnon people. DR.. Houseal report
>ss his brother as having a mild attack
and that he was much improved,
which good news win be gladly re-
csivsd by the many friends here.
There We're many of these cases, as
SO pronounced by this already en,i-
:nent young physician, who is gaining
a national reputation as foremost
diagnostician.
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