The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-20
PURELY PERSONAL
gae Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Ir. y. -. OeOenOduSH Has CIitsIle
I'D from Greenwood to Anderson.
Mr. Charles Shockley of Clinton
%as a visitor in the city on Tues
sRzy.
Attorney E. J. Green paid pro
1eSional visit to Little Mountain
Tuesday.
Nr. A. H. Kohn of Columbia spent
tuesday in Newberry visiting his
son, Hal.
Manager Wells went to Atlanta
this week and rearranged program:
Sor his pictures.
Mr. Leroy Salter is attending thi:
week the Middle Atlantic Photo
graphic convention in session at At
Azntic City.
3. V. Chapman, Esq, prominen'
attozney of Newberry, was in Lexing
ton Saturday on legal business
Dispatch-News.
Miss Edna V. Taylor of Asheville
3fission hospital. Asheville, N. c., is
at home on short stay with her par
+ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Taylor.
Mr.. O H. Johnson has been able
20 return home from the Greenville
hospital, where he had been having
She influenza. He is still very weak,
however, being confined to his bed.
Mr.. Eugene Sigh, one Of the best
printers of Columbia, spent Thursday
III Newberry. Gene is all right in a
printing Office and has the happy fac
<lty of always keeping the "crowd"
liking him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Brown of
Greenville are spending pleasant
visit this week with Guys mother,
Mrs. A. T. Brown. Their many
friends here are always glad to see
this popular young couple.
Mr.. S. H. Mclean, one Of the
pIeasantest. most agreeable and ac-
commodating railrl d men that ever
mad headquarters in Columbia and
visited in Newberry, was in the city
Thursday. "Mac" is popular all over
South Carolina.
Chairman Glider of the board of
health came out on Thursday for the
Erst time since he was taken with
the influenza. We hope. he will not
save to call the board together again
20 put on second quarantine as the
Ease was during the first visitation of
4he plague.
Mr.. Gaines Harrison, wife and
tzree children Of Columbia spent a
lrief time in Newberry this week with
MIS- Harrison's sister, Mrs. NJ. c.
Mailman. He is travelling salesman
sar a large glove house and has the
reputation of being the best the firm
ssas: on the road.
Mrs. George Johnson of Ws"en
arrived here Tuesday to visit her SIS
Ger, Mrs. G.. L. Robinson, whose lit
de 1A-months-old baby is vey Y Ill.,
.sxsfering from an attack of pneu-
senia the baby's temperature run
ming at one time as high as l04.
This case was not caused by the IN
auenZa.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Anderson returned On
Tuesday from Newherry, where she
visited and recuperated from re-
cent operation at Chester hospital.
Mr Anderson, who has been i'll at
the Eureka hotel was able to be re-
moved to his home Tuesday after
aoon---.Abbevilie Press and Banner.
18th.
Mrs. Corr;e Grenekcr fell Tuesday
and was hurt, but, we are glad to
say. not seriously, as no bones were
broken; although she was badly
bruised and had to be taken TO bed.
Mrs. Greneker had been getting on
aii right in recovery from her recent
illness when she had the fall. She
vas carrying some packages from
.one room to another in the house
and tripped over heavy bag which
she did not see. Her many friends
hope she will soon be up again.
president Geo. W. Summer of the
Melfahon Manufacturing company
and the Fitzgerald, Ga, Cotton mill,
mas ;added "another string to his
bow" We see by The Industrial In
dex of February 4 that he has been
elected president of the Cochran, Ca,
<Sotton mill The Index says that
khe mill will improve the plant; the
eompany has s77,6O0 capital stock,
and that controlling stock was recent
81 purchased by certain shareholders.
4. seems that Georgia is after the
successful and popular president of
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