The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-05-18
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tae Movements Of Many People
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

HIr. J. Monroe Swindler Of Colum-
o,a IS spending awhile in Newberry.
:2is former "hunting grounds.
Bliss George Porter spent the
weekend at ncr home in Newberry.--
eine Grove cor. Calhoun Advance, IL.
ssna at Little Mountain and attend
:Asr- B. V. Chapman spent the week
ed the high school commencement
there.
Ia. Kohn is just about the best
SzsEiciiy man the chamber OF COM
znsrce could have unanimously Sc
Iected
Mrs. W. L. Notes and little grand
daughter, Katherine, of Mineral
Springs, N. c., are visiting relatives
W Newberry.
contractor J. B. Mcdowell has
completed the shed at the city
stables. Our Newberry carpenters,
being good ones, are kept busy.
Miss Octavia Griffin of Newberry
has been spending the past week in
she home of her uncle, Mr.. c. A. Crit
Sn.-Edgefeld Advertiser, 18th.
Mrs. Wad D. Allen of Chappells
spent the past weekend with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Hollings-
1orth.-Edgefeld Chronicle, 18th.
Mr. David B. Werts has returned
from visit to his son, Mr.. Eugene 5.
Werts. in Washington, Mr.. Ed. Sem
7etarning with him from a visit to
Ehat city.
Sir. William johnson says a lady in
Slmter told him that the lecture by
EYr. Carolyn Geisel was in itself worth
Gse price of a chautauqua ticket. She
-a77u lecture Thursday night.
Mrs. Frank Chapman and baby,
after visiting her parents, DR.. and
Hrs J. NJ. Kibler. returned to Colum-
5Ea Monday, Mr.. J. F.. .Schumpert
motoring with them in his car to that
city
Mr- John C. Higgins has succeed
ed Mr.. Ferd Scurry at. the Bryson
grocery store, after Mr. Scurry had
been TRANSFERRED to the National
hank. Mr. Ralph Higgins is now with
the Schumpert-Grahan-Suber furnl-
ture store.
Mr. R. c. Sigh was elected vice
president at the meeting in Green
wood Friday of the South Carolina
division of the Travellers Protective
association, which meeting indorsed
President Wilson's stand for speedy
ratification of the peace treaty with
the league of nations.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider will deliver
the graduating address at Summer
Sand college commencement on Tues
daY morning at 10 o'clock.-Mlss
Marion Settler went to her home
Wednesday to be present at her SIS
ter's wedding. She returned Thurs
day night.-Leesville cor News and
Courier, 18th.
The following guests arrived early
IN the week. to attend the Hagood-
Martin wedding here this afternoon:
Miss Mary Graham of Columbia; Miss
Kate Summer and Miss Margaret
Rurton OF Newberry; Mrs. Tom
2Starke and Mrs. T. O. Tabir of Ell
ber5on, Ca; Mrs. DR.. Bracket of
Whls,nire; Miss Nan Neil of Winns-
) 1boro.-Easley Progress, 18th.
Young Rinehart was one Ct Saluda
sconnty's finest young men and had
numbers of relatives and friends IN
.she county His war record was one
for the family to be proud Of, having
been awarded a medal for bravery
: for rescuing fallen comrade under
dre.-Saauda Standard on the burial
of the soldier mentioned in Tuesdays
Herald and News. When the body
arrived home the copper casket was
opened by the dead mans brother,
Br. Rinehart, and the. wrapping cut
FROM the head so that the remains
could be identified. The body was in
= good state of preservation, after
more than year since death.
Mrs. William johnson has in her
possession flower which she got on
Easter Sunday % years ago, and she
can beat that record with an oxalis
she has had for 80 years. Her son,
Mr. F. P. johnson, also seems to be
good at keeping things, as he has had
FOR Is or 20 years one of those old
ssIme little wooden matchboxes, still
filled with old matches.
Little Misses Brantly Pelham, Mary
Mcclure, Frances Martin, Helen