The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-17
PURELY PERSONAL.
EAe Movements Of Many People.
Newberr;ans, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mr.. Robert Hanna of Chesterfield
is visiting relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. George L. Long returned Mon
day from Columbia on business.
Mr.. C. F. Latham returned from,
Columbia Monday on business. Read
dis mule ad in today's paper.
MIR. Archie Smith of Greenwood is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Z. Smith.
Mr.. Robert ("Pete"D Boozer Of
Columbia spent the weekend in New
berry with relatives.
Mr. George Rogers of Spartanburg
spent the weekend with Mr.. H. F.
Shealy.
Mrs. Ola Jones of Newberry spent
the weekend with Mrs. j. T. Dorm n
Andrews street.-Greenwood Index
Journal, 18th.
County Treasurer C.. C. Schumpert
being now free of the influenza is
ready once more at his Office to wait
: on the waiting public.
Mr.. Barney Chapman of Newberry
college called to see his sister, Miss
Ruth Chapman, last Saturday.
Leeville cor. Sunday News.
Mrs. G. G. Sale returned last week
from Columbia with her son, Fred
erick, who has recovered from his
ecent illness and is on "the road of
health improvement" We hope he
will continue to mend.
Mr.. J. w. Smith, Jr., was in Char
lotte on Thursday last, attending the
Carolina Auto show. Everybody will
believe US when we say that "Bilp'
was just about the livest "auto guy
at the show.
Mr.. Jerome Harmon says the blame
For the influenza spread does not be-
dong entirely and alone to him, but
Esat when it comes to spreading
Studebakers he is right there with
the goods.
Little Joe Henry Mccullough is
happy over a pretty little Shetland
pony, the gift of his grandfather, DR..
J. H. Mccullough. A pony of the
Shetland variety is one of the delights
of small boy.
Mr.. Walter Cameron got lick
under the eye by wire at the fire
Sunday night. A little more and his
eye might have been seriously in
.jured. His face shows the effect Of
Aae contact with the wire.
Miss Laura Folger, who is attend
ing school in Newberry, is at home
for few days.-Gaffney cor. The
State. 18th. Miss Folger has return
g. ed to Newberry resey fcr"the high
: school next Monday morning.
Mrs. j. NJ. Bowers of Newberry
spent several days in Kershaw last
week with her daughter, Miss Clara
Bowers, who has been sick with in
huenza. We are pleased to note that
aEiss Bowers is very much improved.
Camden Journal. 18th.
Mrs. j. D. Wheeler was called last
week to Gainesville to see her
daughter, Miss Genie Wheeler, who
teaches school there, and is seriously
II from the effects of influenza.
Iarterville is between Florence and
Sumter.
Mrs. Beale Croner and wife are at
the home of his father, DR.. G. B.
'Eromer. AS soon as he can find a
suitable place he will sell a battery
for which he has the agency and do
battery repair work. These young
folks have many friends here who are
glad to welcome them back to this
community.
Mr.. Drayton Luthern Nance he's
been elected by the board of direc-
tors Of the Exchange bank as book
keeper of that fine and f1ourishing in
stitution. He is the son of Mr.. j. D.
Nance and is we'll qualified for the
position. The young man is in ex-
pert company with the money hand
3ers at Che Exchange bank.
Mrs. J. O. Dunstan was called to
Columbia last week on account of the
illness of her daughter, Mrs. Beale
sCromer, who was threatened with
pneumonia following influenza. Mrs.
Dunstan returned home when her
had sufficiently recovered,
followed later by the return of Mrs.
>C:amer.
:sar. and Mrs. James G. Brown, Miss
Mary Livingston and Mr.. Duane Liv-
ingston motored to Greenville, and
from that city was accompanied by
Miss Neva Shaw, to Hendersonville,
in the Chalmers car, totalling PIT
miles, all on Sunday. They had a