The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-02-13
PURELY PERSONAL.
rs Movements of Many People,
Newberrians, and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Walter VI. blaG% mas been a0N3Nc-
<. 30 electrician 2nd class on the re-
;s.2lr ship for the Pacific fleet.
DIR. and Mrs. Roy Summer returned
Wednesday night from their trip to
New York, Baltimore, Washington
and Birmingham.
Mr. f. L. Dominick Of Little Noun
:>2!n was in the city on business Tues
2ay and gave this office pleasant
all.
Miss May Wheeler of Newberry
,<pas called home last week on account
IF the death of her sister. Mrs. L. f.
Wheeler.-Saluda Standard
The senate has confirmed the ap-
..ointment by the governor of Dr..
fra1ik d. Mower as member of his
staff with the rank of colonel.
Mr.. G. F. Wearn spent Tuesday in
Columbia. where it rained good, while
.Newbe,Yy didn't get much of a
shower.
Personals would spread all over the
paper if mention was made of all who
save recovered from the influenza.
We are glad to see YOU all, individu-
esly and collectively.
Rev. Edw. Fulenwider could hold
,,is regular service at the Church of
-5he Redeemer We're it not for the
quarantine restrictions. as he is cover
~ith the Influenza"
Mr. Silas J. klettner, after an eX-
-ended and honorable term of service
s2nder good old Uncle Sam at Fort
Noultrie, is now travelling for Proctor
3 Gamble. q large wholesale grocery
arm in Charleston.
In nearly every case OF the iniiu2n-
"a this year the patient has had or is
having the first attack. 1t was Mr..
Z. T. Fischer's second attack. He
was down with it three years ago,
oefore coming to Newberry.
Miss Rose Nichols of the Utopia
section, while tqsching at Leesvllle
was attacked by tn einfuenza. Her
brother, Mr.. John Nichols, went for
her last Monday evening aid brought
aer home, where she is recovering.
Mr.. Bunyon P. Ringer and family
have moved to Hunt street, near cor
ner of Main, the house in Langford
street vacated by Mr.. Ringer being
-7yow occupied by Mr.. Fred Paysinger
and family.
Rev. J. L. Daniel came up from
Newberry yesterday. to see his son:
Prof. McTyere Dar;@l, who Is sick
with influenza at Prof. J. D. Fulp's.
-Abbeville Medium, 1oth.-Rev. Mr.
Daniel returned afcr brief visit
MS son having improved.
MIR. S. ]. kohn Of the Prosperity
section was in the city making tlls re-
4urns to Auditor James 3. Halfacre
Tuesday. Among his, assessments was
an item for five dogs. auditor jim
says it is the biggest assessment on
dogs to date.
Mr.. j. w. Muller. who is in Green
wood this week showing the beauties
of Life, likes Newber!y 50 we'll he
wil return to spend the weekend
here and go back to Greenwood next
week to continues his Life work. We
like for people Ike Mr.. Muller tc
ike Newberry.
DR.. and Mrs. T. ". Smith have &C
-zurned from Cree@ville, their dau%h-
Ier, Mrs. Frank G. Wright, having
passed the crisis il. her illness of
pneumonia and being very much I'M
proved. her many friends Will be glad
20 know. The other sick members II
The household are also improving.
Nr. L. V. Livingston of Prosperity,
having been "qualifed" by Judge
Wm. F. Ewart at the marriage
siuanse bureau Of Newberry, took
pleasant trip to CASTOR, S. c., to be
married, the happy day set beng TO-
nay. Thursday The bride was Miss
Ada Ruff of CASTOR and the officiating
minister her brother, Rev. Edwin
Ruff of Rineon, Ga, the Lutheran
oaStor at that place.
Mr. 0. H. Johnson was mentioned
IN this column Tuesday as being sick
with the inhuenza al the hospital IN
Cree.vi!le. lie is improving, and
Ssrs. Jo>rson is also improving from
y similar attack at the home OF her
parents. Dr.. and M"s. j. :. Glider,
along with other members Of that
household 1t adds to the anxiety
7uhen a wife is i'll at home and her
husband down at the same time IN
distant city.
Mrs. E. H. Cousins has returned
from the Highland hospital at Ashe-
~, ~ y ,ftor an absence from