The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1920-04-20
mother, Mrs. G. w. Pearson and Miss
Mamie, Mrs. A. B. Harman and
daughter, little Miss Frances, Of
Columbia spending Monday and Tues

day.
DR.. 7. ". Smith has case Of
sleeping sickness in his practice,
C..r. Eugene Smiths daughter BENG
Gown with il at her homs in West
Enl. Dr. Smith called Dr. Watson
from Columbia for consultation and
his diagnosis Was cogroborated by The
visiting physician.
IL the list of delegates 70 the
ovato-!cal contest in Greenwood
twenty years ago, as reproduced last
week in tie Greenwood IndeN-Jour-
ral from the files Of the old Index,
we find the following names from
Newberry college: j. 8. Derrick, ".
c. Schaffer, George 8. Cromer.
The Misses Narvis Settler and
Pauline Boozcr. 10, an ,le Misses
Carrie Bell Huffman ard Vaaie Lake,
rs. were visitors at the college Sun
dav. having come from LITTLE Noun
tain to hear the cantata given at
Leesville last Sunday night.-Sum-
merland cor the News and Courier.
10Th.
Mrs. William Robert~0n OF Green
Vile. nee Miss Beta Meredith, visited
her sorrowing friend, Ms. James ".
Bowers, the latter part Of the week:
They had been closely associated to-
aether in past years at Helena when
that place was a busy village with
the railroad shops and more inhabl-
tants. >
Misses Mildred Purcell! and Azile
Parr were among those a Greenwood
Friday to attend the orGtcrlcal con-
test. baseball game and dance
Miss Susan Howse, who teaches III
The Kershaw graded schools with
Hiss Clara Bowers, was in Newberry
Sunday attending the funera! Of Mr..
Bowers.
T. ". Smith, Jr, and Miss Ella
Dunn, affirmative, and Harold Hipp
and Clark Fioy>., negative, viii meet
the other winning high school teams
at the final debate in Columbia We'd
nesday, when they Will settle the
pending question whether or not the
United States government should own
and operate the railroads Of the
country.
Mrs. c. j. Shealg Of Prosperity is
visiting her mother, Mrs. A. G.
Voigt.-Mrs. B. \. Hinrant has re-
turned from a weeks stay in New
J. /. Bedenbaugh and
c. X. Wheeler and Ellis Wheeler of
Prosperity spent Wednesday night
I'd Thursday with their sister, Mrs.
R. c. Counts.-Eau Claire cor The
State, 18th.
Proprietor N. r. Williams Of the
Nigwam shootin.GS. gallery went to
Greenwood Sunday and returned on
Monday. BY the way, ladies patron
re these places in other cities. The
gallery here will be kept in neat con-
lition for the accommodation Of the
Newberry ladies desiring to practice
the art of shooting. 1t Will be a nov
city to them.
Congressman Fred H. Dominick
spent Wednesday afternoon in the
city shaking hands with old friends.
He has recently been laid up with
the flu, but has recovered and came
home to spend few days. Mr.. Doml-
:i;ck is al active congressman and
has the interest of his district at
heart, and gives the best service IN
his power. He will spend day in
Anderson next week on some matters
of usiness.-AnderSon Mail, 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Bowers
will leave Tuesday for their home in
Atlanta. His sons James and Frank
left Monday for their respective
duties. Among the relatives visiting
the stricken home last week was Miss
Bessie Hunter Of Goldville. Besides
the other relatives attending the
funeral were Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Hunter and Mr.. and Mrs. Tom
Henderson and son Herman of Gold
vile and Mrs. Lucy Young of Green
vile, who devotedly and faithfully
gave her services as nurse at the
bedside of Mr.. Bowers.
NOMINATIONS.
For Coroner