The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-27
PURELY PERSONAL.
H3e Movements Of Many People.
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mr., Jno. NJ. klnard, Jr., returned
from a pleasant trip to Columbia
daIs week
Mrs. Eugene Greneker and little
laughter, Miss Pickens, Of Augusta,
are visiting relatives in Newberry.
Col. Ebert H. Aull Of New5erry
spent last Sunday in Walhalla visit
ig the family of mis- brother, Rev
" B. Aull.-Keowee Courier.
Miss Halle Wright returned from
,Gseenville on Wednesday afternoon
20 resume her teach. {; of the Dead
faN school, after spell of influenza.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Rivers and
their granddaughter, Miss Ella Rivers,
iefs Tuesday for a visit of several
days to his brother-in-law Mr.. Frank
Kelly, in Lexington.
Col. and Mrs. C. J. Purcell re-
turned on Tuesday from trip to
Atlanta. That is the colonel took a
"Trip there to buy more mules, but
Hrs. Purcell went on a visit.
Mrs. W. o. Holloway, Mrs. Kate
Coleman and Mrs. Leroy Holloway of
Eaappells spent last Thursday with
Mr. and Mrs. ]. B. Sloan.-Ninety
Six cor Greenwood 1ndeS-Journal,
25th.
Mr. Marshall Garrett, who has
been so very i'll and is still sick at
the Chick Springs hospital, was lm-
proving when his father-.n-law,
Deputy D. J. Taylor, heard from him
a day or so ago.
President of Mollohon Geo. W.
Summer is off on another trip to his
fitzgerald and Cothran cotton mills.
If they make him president of a few
more mills in Georgia he won't have
z chance to stay in Newberry at all.
Rev. ". H. Dutton returned Tues
day from happy visit to Mrs. Dut-
Ion and the little girl baby at Mrs
Buttons former home in Saluda, and
the smile he gave US told more than
words could express that his
preacher heart" was glad.
Misses Eula and Chloe Epting o1
Little Mountain, and Pearle Lominacl
of Newberry returned Sunday after
noon to resume their duties at the
St. Luke's school, the school having
been quarantined for the past two
weeks or account Of 'thu." The fl,
situation is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. Cannon
Aaye arrived from Lancaster and arr
at the home of his father. Th'
Herald and News carried very pleas
AMI; mention of Mr.: and Mrs. Cannon
a Tuesdays issue. Their man!
friends will be glad that they did no
delay their return to this city.
Real Estate Agent David Cald
well spent Tuesday night in a niue
hole >s'Dave" came into town earl!
Wednesday morning looking a
trough he had just crawled over th'
Top of French trench. His car go
stuck in the mud out in the countr!
and he had the time of his life get
ting ont of the hole. He likes to dea
u real estate, but doesn't like for i
TO stick to him so closely.
cred" Sigh is known to lots OF
people in Newberry, as he was at one
time connected with The Herald and
News printing office, and as job and
ad man, ETC., was one Of the very
best. Well, he went to Columbia and
aater got married. In the course of
5ine, which was only few days ago,
"a little boy arrived in the nome. Ard
his name is Walter, for Walter
Cameron. Reds" best friend.
While Commissioner Harry w.
-Donainick is recovering from the
"sfu az his home in Newberry, his
arother, Congressman Fred H. Domi-
3lCk, Is UU~u VIII tUllSllitIS, lISoIieiS
and ]aryngitis in Washington. Late
news is that Congressman Dominick is
Improving from the attacks of this
rad combination. 1t seems that he,
like the "Tiger of France" is hav-
ing some of the fourteen points of
Illness.
Mrs. Charles J. Zobel and Mr..
Robert c. Perry of Newberry lost a
sister, Mrs. John Suber, by death at
Johnston last Monday, after a short
Isess Of pneumonia. A fine tribute
b. her memory was paid by the john
ston correspondent of The State in
these words: "Mrs. Suber was a
CONAN honored and loved by all for
aer many beautiful traits, and her
death is deeply deplored. She was
q nsember of the Methodist church
and a true Christian" Mrs. Zobel