The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-23
PURELY PERSONAL.
gae Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

MISS I-ucilc w iiSOti 10 IiO!iie lloH
Converse college for the weekend.
Mrs. Anna Chalmers Kyle OF
z11eenrille is visiting friends in the
city.
Mrs. A. H. Anderson has gone tc
atlanta to visit her aunt, Mrs
Golden.
Mrs. Rob Hanna of Cheraw is Wis,
ating her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E
Summer.
Ex-Mayor Z. F. Wright was q
business visitor in Greenwood or
Tuesday.
Mr.. G.. j. SPOTS has resigned his
position as foreman of the Newberry
Machine and Auto works.
Airs. S. E. Dunbar leaves today
Friday. to visit her daughter, Mrs. L,
T. Parker, in Hamlet, n. c.
DIR. J. K. Glider, chairman Of the
Newberry health board, returned the
first of the week from New York.
Miss Mary Ferguson has been
srending several days with friends in
Newberry.-Laurens Advertiser, 81.
Mrs. Guy Brown of Greenville and
Miss Mary Hart Griffin of William
son are visiting at Mrs. A. T. Browns.
bIrs. Walter S. Cameron and little
daughter have returned from an eX-
9ended visit to relatives at PacoIet.
The many friends of Mrs. j. W.
Carson will be glad to learn that she
IS improving from a severe spell Of
Illness.
Mrs. Theodore Long returned last
week from Greenwood after under
going operation for the removal of
her tonsils.
Postmaster A. j. Bowers. Jr., has
heenSconfirned by the United States
senate for the office to which he was
appointed by President Wilson.
Mrs. c. J. McWhirter and little son,
Richard have returned from Edge
aeld, where they spent two weeks
xith her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Berry.
Messrs. c. J. Purcell and "Pat"
Wise have returned from Atlanta
with n,oney-making mules. Moneys
In mules. Mules and money travel
&ogether.
Nessrs. Charley Summer and
Grady Holt returned Tuesday night
from the national oil convention In
Kansas City. While out west they
VISITED several oil fields.
County Superintendent Clemson
Ill. Wilson left for Columbia Tues
day. to attend the conference of state
:superintendents. He will be absent
from his Office until Friday:
Mrs. Sam King and Mrs. Fred
Donald left this morning for New
.seryy where they will be the guests
of relatives for several days
Greenwood Index. ournal, 18TH.
Mr.. Adrian NJ. Summer has return
e-S from the Columbia hospital. hay,
sns recovered from an operation on
his foot. ard his many friends will
be GLAD to know he IS doing we'll.
DR.. J. ". Carson was in town last
Friday night. He came Up TO confer
with tie board OF foreign missions on
matters touching the Forward Move
nert. -Associa:e Reformed Presby-
-eriar.
Miss Grace Summer Of Chicora was
q gn>st a. a party il Columbia Mon
qIar evening. given by Miss Virginia
aeyz.olds in hose" Of Miss Martha
Booze, who was then soon to become
"a bride
= NJ, Grady Holt, we are pleased to
say, has rented rooms over Hacks
corner ard will open an Office for
the dealing in Of stocks and bonds.
This will help make Newberry grow
largely.
Miss Julia Summer and MISS
Erwin Sease attended the Boozec--
Crumpler wedding in Columbia on
Wednesday evening. Misses julia
and Grace Summer served IN the re-
,>eption hall.
Mrs. f. Fl. Jahnz ard little Z. H.
,Jahnz, Jr., of Charleston are visiting
airs. Walter Wallace. Mrs. Jahnz'
nee Miss Williamson, formerly OF
;Newberry, came to attend the Bow
n,an-Sunmer wedding.
Rr. j. H. Cromer Of Bla!rs left
on Thursday for Columbia to see his
little nephew, Joe Graham, at the
Bapsst hospital, Joe having under.
gone an operation for middle ear
trouble. The little fellow has been
at the hospital about Is days.
Mr.. julius J. Langford has received
costly and pretty little watch from