The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-01-27
PURELY PERSONAL.
Ghe Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Ncwberry.

Rodney Klapman of Greenville
vas visitor in the city Sunday.
Miss Agnes Adams Of Blairs is
visitin" her aunt. Mrs.. J. c. Adams
Miss Mary Wright spent the week
md in Columbia with Mrs. James G
tioggans.
Misses Kate and Rosa Lee Summer
who are teaching at Old Town spen;
ashe weekend at home
Mr.. NJ. G. Sheppard, of the New,
berry Sanitary Cleaning club, spent
the weekend in Columbia on business
Tor the concern.
Mr.. NJ. 8. Caldwell is very much
improved after severe attack OF
}unbago. His many friends are glao
10 see him recovering.
Mrs. r. S. Owens has returned te
her home here, after spending some
time with relatives and friends in
Newberry.-McCormick Messenger.
Mr. Frank Wearn, popular sales
nan for tailor-made clothing, is in
Gown today and will be here tomor-
row. - Greenwood Index-Journal,
23rd.
Mr.. w. G. Peterson returned from
sireenville Friday night. Being still
under treatment for his eyes he will
nave to go back to DR.. Jevey in a
months time.
Mr., G. B. Cornegay of Chicago,
representing the Cole Manufacturing
company, is in the city calling on
their local dealers, the Newberry
Hardware company.
Mrs. Margaret Little of Laurens
county, on her way home from a visit
20 her daughter, Mrs. Cal Philpot in
Columbia, spent a couple of day in
Newberry with relatives.
Mr., Mi@n B. caldwell, who has
been suffefang forSwo weeks or more
with severe spell of lumbago, is on
The mend, being greatly improved,
nj smany friends are pleased to know.
Dir. Humbert Aull, one of the ex-
pert linotype operators of The State,
spent several hours in Newberry Mon
day. <'Hum" has lots of friends here
as elsewhere who are always glad to
see him.
Mrs. Richard Burnett of Colum-
ssa, who is remembered here 50
pleasantly as Miss Marie Zimmerman,
arrived Sunday for the Bowman
Summer wedding and is guest of
the bride-elect.
Mr.. E. A. Carpenter and Miss Lois
Fant left on Sunday for Baltimore
and New York for spring supply of
dress goods and millinery. A
snilliner will join them in Baltimore
and spend the week with them in New
York selecting the millinery.
Mr.. Joe Feagle, our hustling furni-
sure salesman, has sold so much fur
saiture that the factory has wired him
they will not be able to take care of
any more business, so Joe will be with
sas For while Guess the birds and
rabbits had better lie low.
Mrs. James Walker of Charlotte,
IS a-guest Of Miss Florence Bowman.
AIRS. Walker win be remembered as
Miss Addie Chapman who once lived
IN the home now occupied by Mr..
Olin' Lane. Mrs. Walker will be
siame Of honor at the Bowman-Sum-
mer wedding.
Nfr j. ". Muller, travelling auditor
of the Peoples Life Insurance COM
pany, with headquarters in Charles
ton, is spending awhile here with the
Newbelry representative of the COM
pany, ar. W. F. Wightnnan, whose
office IS on the fourth floor of the
Exchange bank building, Mr.. Wight
man having been brought back from
to attend to the company's
business here. Mr.. Muller, being of
pleasant nature, is forming pleasant
and making friends. He
IS a grandson of the late DR.. Smelt-
zer, a former president of Newberry
college, being. the son of daughter
of that fine old gentleman who for
30 aong in the past blessed Newberry
college and community with his pre-
sence and with his family.