The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-10-04

Price. They were accompanied by
Miss Roberta.
Mr.. Tench Green left Friday for
his home at Rocky Mount, n. G.,
after visit here to his mother, Mrs.
J. R. Green and family.
Mr.. R. R. Bruner of Orangeburg
was in the city Friday.
Aunt Lena Smith, as we all know
her, is very low at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Tillman Sanford, IN
Newberry, from the effects of
stroke of paralysis.-Pleasant Grove
cor. Saluda Standard, 10Th.
County Agent T. NJ. Mills will
leave Tuesday for Clemson College
to spend the week at the annual
gathering of county agents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. West returne"
Friday from a trip to Richmond, v
Mrs. Silas J. Mclaughlin returned
to her home in Birmingham after vls-
iting at the home of Mr.. James N
Mclaughlin.
Messrs. S. W. Brown and J. |. G..
AuN are petit purors from New'berry
county to the federal court in Green
vile on the 10th instant.
Miss Leona Carter of Ruffin, S. g.,
arrived in Newberry Friday and was
the guest of Mrs. H. B. Wells. Miss
Carter has come to teach the Long
Lane school. When it comes to looks,
she has the appearance of some OF our
Newberrv teachers; which statement
must be construed in the best and
most favorable light.
Miss Alice Rice of Whitmire spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Rice.
-Coronaca cor. Greenwood Index
Journal, 1st. Of course they had
other dishes for dinner.
Mrs. j. W. Reagin of \ Columbia
spent Saturday with Mrs. VIM. john
son in shady Calhoun street.
Mrs. S. w. Nickerson, after visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Campsen, returned on Saturday to
her home in Columbia.
Brady and Jimmie Nichols and Bry-
an Hare left Wednesday for New
berry college.-Pleasant Grove cor.
Saluda Standard, 29th. This "Pleas-
ant" Grove item is little late, but
we didn't get it in time for last issue,
and as we don't like to miss any pleas
ant tenn, it is given here "for what it
is worth" And all such is worth a
good deal.
Mr.. ]. A. Mimnaugh returned from
Columbia Friday.
I Mrs. Henry Holley and her sister,
Miss Julia Kibler, visited Mr.. Holley
in Columbia Saturday. He was doing
very well after undergoing operation.
Policeman H. L. Tobias is brother
of Mr.. Andrew Tobias, who acciden-
tally shot and killed his sister in Co.
lunlbia Saturday afternoon, an ac-
count Of which sad and very distress
ing event we clipped from Sundays
State.
Miss Grace Boozer of Newberry
was elected historian of the senior
class at Columbia college.
We read in the State of Sunday:
cit is with pride and pleasure the
centarl committee acknowledges the
following checks and donations Of
linen from the U. D C. chapters of
South Carolina for the Confederate
Home''-some of the following" of
interest here being, in the order men,
toned: William Lester, s5, Calvin
Crozier, $40, William Lester SIS,
Drayton Rutherford $40, Dickert-
Schumpert S25, Calvin Crozier
s15.29. Boxes of linen, value: Dray-
ton Rutherford $40, Calvin Crozier,
SIS.
Mrs. A. A. Woodson of Edgefield
has come to Newberry to make her
home in this city which will welcome
her. She and her daughter, Miss
Hortense Woodson, who acceptably
conducts the society department of
The Herald and News as we'll as op-
crates the linotype machine in this
office, will do light house keeping at
the home of Mrs. Kate Boozer, south
Caldwell street. We are glad that
Mrs. Woodson has come to this city
to live, not alone because of the
benefit to the community of her per-
sonality, but also because the posi-
bic danger of losing our able "help"
in the office is greatly lessened.
Miss Sadie Bowers of Newberry is
spending the weekend with her par
ents, DIR. and Mrs. A. J. Bowers