The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-01-28
PURELY PERSONAL,
Sae Movements Of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

DR.. Boyd Jacobs attended the an
nual meeting in Spartanburg Of the
Southeastern States Veterinary as
sociation on Monday and Tuesday.
Mr.. J. D. yelling Of Charleston
general manager of the Peoples Life
Insurance company, spent from Sun
day until Tuesday with his local rep
resentative, Mr.. ". T. Wightman.
Mr.. yelling left on Tuesday for
Greenwood and Greenville.
Mr.. Hayne Buford's many friends
are glad to see him walking about the
city after recovering from his recent
critical illness.
Mrs. T. O. Stewart, Miss Olivia
Stewart and Mr.. Irvine Leslie at
tended the burial of Mr.. Harvey
Crandall in Columbia Wednesday af-
ternoon.
Roy Gallman, bookkeeper at the
Planters Bank, left here Saturday
afternoon to spend Sunday at Frog
Level. He denies he lives at Frog
Level and claims he lives in New
berry. Although he is deacon in
the A. r. P, church he left here with
bird Dig and it is believed he car
ried him along to hunt on Sunday
Abbeville Medium. Roy came, but
there is no such place as Frog Level
in this county, and he did not bring
the dog. His brother (we mean Roy's
brother) Bernard went back with
him and returned home Tuesday,
bringing the dog with him.
The many friends of Mrs. C. E.
Peele VIII be glad to know she is out
after high attack Of fever.-Abbe-
vile Medium. Many friends in New
berry as we'll as in Abbeville.
, Mrs. T. C. Pool of Newberry is
visiting her sister, Mrs. L. W. White.
-Abbeville Medium, 25th.
Messrs. J. H. and C. NJ. West went
to Graniteville Tuesday afternoon to
spend until the last of the week with
relatives.
MIR. E. Lamar Bales, state direc-
tor of the order of Stays, after or
ganizing a drove in Spartanburg, re-
turned on Wednesday to Newberry,
where he attended the hall meeting
Wednesday night. Mr.. Bales is well
known in Newberry, where he was in
business several years ago and was
quite popular on account Of his geni-
al disposition. He is having great sue
cess in his work now, having organ,
lied droves in various parts of the
state. His headquarters are in St.
Lotus. Director Bales has sent an
organizer, Mr.. G. B. Hancock, to Co.
lumbia.
Mrs. T. K. Johnstone is in Green
vile with her little son, Tommie, who
underwent an operation for the re-
moval of his tonsils last Sunday and
is getting along all right.
Mn. Nolan (''Bud'') Sigh, who
drives the city motor tractor, helped
to eat watermelon on Sunday at a
birthday dinner at the home of his
parents, Captain and Mrs. W. c.
Sigh, at Jalapa.
Editor E. H. Aull, Of The New
berry Herald and News, passed
through Saluda Tuesday morning en-
route to Johnston. We regret that
our absence from the Office deprived
us OF the pleasure Of meeting him.
Standard.
Mrs. P. Duncan Johnson, Mrs. Gro
mer and Mrs. W. 0. Miller of New
berry spent Sunday in the CITY,,
Mrs. Mace Young returned Friday
from Whitmire where she attended
the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Tom
Scott.-Mrs. VIII Duncan and Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Workman attended
the funeral of Mrs. Tom Scott in
Whitmire last Wednesday.-Clinton
Chronicle, 9th.
Messrs. John NJ. Kinard, George 3.
Cromer and z. F. Wright have been
appointed by Governor Cooper to act
as delegates from Newberry to the
Southern Commercial congress which
is to be held in Washington on March
l, 2 and 8.
John P. Long of Silverstreet is now
moving his stock of staple and fancy
groceries into the building recently
vacated by the Saluda Grocery COM
pany. The style o. the new firm will
be the Cash Store. .saluda is glad
to welcome Mr.. Long in its midst and
y,,a ind,,loa the hone that his staV