The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-10
PURELY PERSONAL.
sae Movements of Many People
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit New berry

Mr.. Henry Long spent the week
nd in ColumHi;. on business.
Mr.. Donald White Of Union spent
tae weekend with relatives in New
terry.
bliss Lucille Latham is giving able
anu valuable service in the clerk Of
courts office during the influenza
season.
Gary Douglas, college student,
assisted at the Exchange bank sev-
@ral days last week during the short
-ge on account of influenza.
Mrs. Haughton of Spartanburg is
visiting her sister-in-law, Mrs. 0.
h!cR. Holmes. who has been one of
3he many down with influenza.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lawson Long Of
2lallas, Texas, are visiting his sister,
HRS. ,!no. c. Goggans, Sr. Their
many friends are truly glad to see
4hen.
Miss Frances Thompson, who
reaches school at Enoree, had to
come home because of influenza and
Is still down with it in her home at
Helena.
Mrs. ]. X. Glider was called home
from Richmond, Kentucky, last week
owing to the illness Of Dr.. Glider and
other members of the family with the
prevailing influenza.
Miss Halle Wright, teacher Of the
Deadfall school, went to her home IN
Greenville and is sick with the infiu-
eaza along with other members Of
.=he family. The sckool is closed.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowers went to ker-
shaw to be with her daughter, Miss
Clara Bowers, teacher there who had
Influenza last week, but she returned
tonne sick herself, leaving her daugh-
Ter better and improving.
Mrs. Lucy Young, the well known
and competent nurse. came from her
nome in Greenville last week at the
rail- of the sick here needing her val
uab,e services and isssdoing good
Iork relieving some of the sufferers
from influenza.
Nr. H. L. Parr was announced as
u delegate from the South Carolina
BANKERS association to the: confer
ence on the high cost of living headsn,
q Columbia Monday. I'VE hope the
High Cost of Living conference will
do some good. -,
Miss Edith Bruce of Columbia, the
swell known Red Cross nurse, arrived
last week and is staying with Mrs. r.
z. Hunter. Miss Bruce is trained
nurse of experience and ability, hav-
mg accomplished great good not alone
an this country but in France during
the world war, She has been very
successful in her profession and
Newberry is indeed fortunate to have
vsFe benefit of her valuable services
-<d,,ring this trying time.
DR.. and Mrs. I. ". Smith are in
{3rearville with their daughter, Mrs.
Frank G. Wright. who is desperately
I'll with double pneumonia following
influenza. Dr.. Smith succeeded IN
retting two trained nurses, one from
xIo2umbia. the other from New Jer-
sev, and nothing is left undone that
loving hands can dc to save the prec-
5ous life. In the same home Frank
lEright's mother and two of his SIS
.ers are down with the influenza.
;as supervisor Mr.. Aull seems ed
r>,jrau'v 2tted to the work of direct
5oe and inst-ucting in the task laid
out for his co-workers. Accuracy
and thoroughness have been his
~watchwords. - many in the district
ne is personally we'll known, to
others he is known through his news
PAPER work. His enuner"tors speak
IN the highest terms of him.-Pickens
Sentinel IL an al ;cle on Colonel
&. H. Aull. census supervisor of the
district.