The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-08-26
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those w no
Visit Newberry.

Rev. and Mrs. G. F. Clarkson left
Tuesday for Walhalla and other nor
thern parts of the state.
Misses Cora and Maize Dominick
have returned from Baltimore and
Washington.
Miss Elizabeth Dominick is visiting
relatives in Bennettsville.
Misses Ruth and Myra Hunter of
Prosperity and Helen Sease of Glenn
son college are visiting their aunt,
Mrs. F. R. Hunter.
Mrs. L. A. Sease of Clemson Col
lege is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. R.
Hunter.
Mr.. Spearman Chalmers of Green
vile was in the city several days this
week on his way home from visit to
Columbia.
Master j. D. Hornsby has returned
to his home in Columbia after spend
ing his vacation in Newberry with his
aunts, Misses Alice and Jessie Horns
by.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Kohn have as
their guests their nieces, Mrs. Frank
Browne of Prosperity, Mrs. Karl Kel-
lar Of New London, Conn.,, and Miss
Grace Kohn of Mt. Holly, N. C.-The
State, 23rd.
Miss Stella Wessinger of Chaplin,
who has been the guest Of Miss Elvira
Sheely in Laurel street, was informal
ly entertained with swimming at Ma
thias' pond Friday evening. After
enjoying a swim in the cool waters
of the pond, delicious watermelons
were served.-The State, 23rd.
X. Baker and son Kenneth nrotored
to Newberry yesterday and will re-
turn today accompanied by Mrs. Ba-
ker and Miss Mary Baker who have
been visiting relatives there for the
past week.-Mrs. Ida Mae Hayes of
Newbery will arrive this afternoon to
visit Miss Madge Chapman.-Carlton
Coleman of Chappells spent the week
end in the city with friends.-Green-
wood Index-Journal, .22nd.
Mrs. Claude Wilkinson of Newber-
iry is visiting her mother, Mrs. Laura
Faulkner.-Abbeville Press and Ban
ener, 22nd.
E. H. Longshore is visiting rela-
tives in Newberry this Week.-Mrs.
Ada Faulkner has returned from a
visit to relatives in Newberry.-Miss
Loula 'Cason has gone to Leesville
where she will be, superintendent of
a hospital.-Abbeville Medium, 23rd.
Misses Lila and Julia Summer have
returned from visit to relatives in
Columbia.
Prof. and Mrs. Burr H. Johnston of
Clemson college are spending the
week with relatives in Newberry. o.
Mr.. John Danielsen has been elect
ed night driver for the fire company
vice Mr.. Caleb Bushardt, resigned
Mr.. Danielsen will continue his day
business as oil distributor for Sum-
mer Bros. Co.
Mr.. R. Y. Leaell has returned from
Harris Springs much improved in
health. Harris must be fine resort,
as many people improve by going
there. Mr.. LeaveH had been quite
unwe,l for some time past.
Miss Anne O. Ruff & Co.'s store,
which had It's goods as we'll as the in
terrier badly damaged by water some
time ago, has been reftted and fixed
up all right for the accommodation,
pleasure and benefit of it's many Gus
toners
I.r NJ. NJ. ,Kinard, pastor of the
Ebenezer Lutheran church, today goes
to Walhalla On his summer vacation,
He Will remain there until September
i0.---The State. 24th, twenty years
ago.
Miss Estelfe Bowers, formerly of
Newberry, but now of Greenwood,
has gone to Baltimore, where she has
entered the Nurses Home at the
Johns Hopkins Hospital to take a
course of training in that fine and
we'll known institution. Miss Estelle
already is an excellent nurse, having
had training and experience, and
when she graduates from "Johns
Hopkins" we predict there will not
be more thorough or capable nurse
than she, and very few as thorough or
capable. Those of her many friends
who know her for what she is know
that in many respects she has no su-
periors and very few equals. She has
all the qualifications for good and
successful nurse, being kind, gentle
and true, attentive and tender in her