The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-02-22
ss,2ELY PERSONAL
anr movements of Many People,
uewc=rriars and Those Who
visit Newnerry.

an attack or toHSNlIIS. 'edIo-l Ioi.
Edgeheld Chronicle, 18th.
Pickens Lee Langford, .lr., Of
Prosperity is principal in the an
nouncement by Congressman Domi-
nick among the nominations for cam
didates for the naval academy &t An
napolis.
Mr. W. W. Fulmer sends US the ac-
count of the wild man from the river,
taken from the Savannah News. IN
speaking of The Herald and News as
it reached him at White Springs,
Fla, while he ard Ms. Fulncr were
there the last week or so, he said they
were glad to get it, as ct came near
er making US homesick than anything
else" He wrote that they met Ne"
York lady who said she drove through
in her automobile, by way of Char-
lotte and Columbia, and found the
roads good only in South Carolina;
that the South Carolina roads were a
blot upon civilization. Mr.. runner
wants to know what she would nave
said if she had driven her car from
Spring Hill to Newberry.
Maj. ]. F. J. Caldwell went to CO.
lumbia Monday TO spend while Ii
that city.
Capt. W. S. Langford, after a
nles SAINT visit to relatives here, LETT
Sunday en- route to his home IN "lch-
ia Falls, Texas. He speaks in glow
ing terms of that great country OF
oil and other money producing yields.
DR.. Geo. B. Cromer will speak
Tuesday at big Rotary gathering II
Columbia observing Washlngtcns
birthday anniversary celebration.
Postmaster A. j. Bowers, Jr.' spent
the weekend with his parents and
sister in Greenwood.
Mr.. J. A. Mimnaugh has returned
from New York and other markets
and is ready for the spring trade.
He came back in good spirits and Is
optimistic regarding business anc
other welfare conditions from now
on.
Prof. N. N. Biser Of Newberry col
lege, member Of the Southern Gas
sical association, is On the committee
for the state of South Carolina. Ih(
first annual convention Of the organ
ization Of the association viii &c he!t
in Columbia on Thursday, t'r:day aac
Saturday of this week. Maj. j. F. J.
Caldwell will speak on .The Classics
at the University of South Carolina"
during Friday mornings session.
The address before the College Y.
M. C. A. at she coming commence
ment will be delivered by the Rev. l..
N. Kuhns of Omaha, Nep., a former
college student. Many here remena-
Der very pleasantly the lad Luther
during the time his father, the late
DR.. Kuhns, was the popular pastor Of
the Lutheran church in this city. The
announcement of the delivery Of this
address at the opera house on Sun
day night of June 18th will be good
news to the public at large.
The Jasper chapter, D. A. R., will
meet with Mrs. w. H. Hunt Tuesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
0. & T. E. Salter dissolved CO.
partnership in business, both photo
and music line, Mr.. Salter selling his
interest to his sister, Miss T. &. Sal
ter, who will continue at the same
stand. See ad.
A lodge of the Loyal Order CT
Moose was organized at Anderson
on Friday night, Of which Mr.. J. O..
Eavird, formerly Of Newberry, was
elected dictator. Preceding the in
stitution of the lodge and the election
of officers a public meeting was held,
former governor C. L. Blease belEcc'
the principal speaker.
Newberry college beat Presbyterian
college 81 to 6 at basketball Friday
night.
Eggs were down to 25 ceats doz-
en- late Saturday afternoon, the mar
ket being ever supplied. Eggs down
and butter falling, everything else
ought to tumble il price, except COT
tor, in justice to the farmers. lie
merchants wouid> be glad to see a
general condition Of low prices.
The corner containing the rev
Newberry hotel annex and the neat
fence running to Haltiwanger & Car
peater's IS a decided Improvement