The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-21
PURELY PERSONAL.
Tho Movements Of Many People,
Nswberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Summer re-
turned last week from q visit to
Mrs. Summers relatives in Sumter
and Kingstree.
DR.. G. Ebert Cromer has return
ed from Columbia to locate in his
home city of Newberry as an optom-
etrist. He has rented the Office over
the Exchange bank formerly occu-
pied by the late DIR. J. K. Glider. Dr..
Cromer is a young man of steady
habits and good traits of character,
which excellent reputation is a sure
index to his reliability.
Mr.. j. B. Gregory, through the
willing reporter, thanks his many
former customers for their patron
age whne he was the local manager
Of the great Standard Oil company.
He will continue to handle the Oil OF
this company, but will do business
for himself, having purchased lot
from Mr.. Henry H. Kinard, in rear
Of Mr.. Kinard's residence, and will
build thereon filing station front
ing on Main street. He, will cali it
the Standard Filling station, and will
thseaftef be ready to be filing adj
orders in accordance with the high
standard as heretofore. Jack IS
a most popular oil salesman.
Mr.. Harvey Crandall was taken to
his home in, Columbia Tuesday morn
ing by his father so as to be nursed
by his mother. Mr.. Crandall says has
how would have been taken home a
corpse had it not been for Dr.. W. IT,
Houseal and the family of Mr.-E Il.
Leslie, all of whom worked heroieat-
II to save his life which hanged by a
thread. Young, Crandall had been
very i'll but was better and thought
he was strong enough to visit in New
berry. While here he was taken
critically i'll. It was indeed fortunate
that he was with Mrs. Leslie and her
people. The senior Mr.. Crandai
saws words fail to express the gratl-
tude, he feels for the great kindness
and consideration shown hs son IN
his dangerous illness.
Mrs. S. G. Holt has returned from
q visit to Mr.. Holt in Philadelphia,
10 which city She went after spend
ing a while with him in Baltimore.
Masons B. Il Dorrity, h. ", Dom
mick. C. B. Martin and N. c. Tooie
were in Columbia Tuesday at the
great gathering when Bishop w. A.
s Guerry of the Episcopal church was
made a Mason stsat sight. Mr.. Jno.
C. swygert of Peak, who was also
present, was installed as district
deputy grand master Of the order IN
South Carolina, which exalted posi-
stiion was formerly held by DR.. Van
Smith,
Mr.. q. Ewell Floyd has resigned
his position at Snmmer Bros. ana
has gone into business for himself.
He is representing the McConnon
company of Winona, Mimi, and VII
work the lower part of the county,
while Mr.. ]. T. Pitts is working the
upper portion. The McConnon goods
are well known in Newberry, where
their toilet articles, extracts, spices,
setc.. have given satisfaction.
Messrs. L. w. Floyd and James 9.
Brown left on Tuesday with party
from Cross Hill for Berkeley county,
to spend ten days in hunting.
Misses Josie and Grace Hutchinson
of Greenville spent the weekend at
their former home in NewbeGry.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. B. Wicker OF
Cokesbury came down Tuesday nsgnt
TO spend until Friday with relatives
here.
Messrs. I. 81. Hunt OF NeWbeFry
and j. T. Hyde Of Charleston were
lappointed finance committeeman for
the Baptist high school for boys at
The annual meeting, of the Baptist
general board in Columbia Wednes-
day. The school will be located IN
Chester. Our genial friend, Mr.. Hurt,
popularly known as "Hamp," is
looming large as a coming man OF
the Baptist denomination in South
Carolina.
DIR. W E. Pelham was business
visitor in Columbia Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Fl. Clary are the
happy possessors of another little
girl, dating since Last Saturday, fine
addition to his interesting family of