The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1921-11-25
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry.

Mrs. ]. L. Dominick has been in
Lexington during the past week at
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. A. 0.
Wilson, who passed away on Sunday.
Harry w. Dominick and James P.
Wilson went to Lexington on Sunday
to attend the funeral of their aunt,
Mrs. Wilson.
Mrs. ]. r. Smith of Laurens has
returned home after visiting her
daughter, Mrs. j. L. Daniels. The
MANY friends of Mrs. Daniels will be
glad to know that she is greatly I'M
proved after suffering from an oper-
alton on her hand, she having return
ed from the hospital in Columbia.
She had a painful time for three
weeks.
Mrs. Dwight C. Stuckey and chill
dren have returned to their home at
Bishopville.
Mrs. A. S. Campsen has improved
since mention of her serious illness in
Tuesdays paper.
Mrs. W. T. Tarrant, Sr., of Bates
burg, Mrs. F. L. Cartledge formerly
Miss Lizzie Tarrant and little son of
Greenwood, Miss May Tarrant :, of
Winthrop and Miss Mildred Tarrant
of Columbia college, will all be to-
gether Thanksgiving day with Mr..
/, and .Lrs. Robert L. Tarrant. =.
Miss Beulah Wright of Newberry
college will spend Thanksgiving with
her sisters in Greenville, her mother
taking her place as company for Miss
Carrie Greneker, at her new home in
Wheeler street.
DIR. Albrt tombstone of Richmond,
Va, is visiting his brother, DR.. Theo.
Johnstone. 1t will be good news to
many in Newberry that his brother
Paul is improving in health.
Mrs. Walter Richardson, nee Miss
Mary Nance Fair, daughter of our
fellow-citizen, Col. VIM. Y. Fair, took
an active part in the Red Chess an
nual roll call in Germany during the
early part of November. The Bulls
Eye, published at Coblentz, in motto
ing the arrangements for the roll call
in the American Forces IN Germany,
mentions Mrs. Richardson, "who di-
rects the Red Gross activities in the
A. F. Co." as having charge of the
work. Mrs. Richardson is doing fine
service for the cause in that country,
and her many friends here will be
glad to read this.
Mr.. Hayne H. Abrams, who keeps
posted on cotton and always likes to
have the public know facts for ben
eft, wants The Herald and News to
mention the fact that fire destroyed
s5O0,O0o worth Hof cotton az Fort
Smith, Ark, on the night of the 10th
instant. Lotszof cotton IS lost during
every year by fire and it has de-
pressing, effect.
Hill Bros. have moved their auto
repair headquarters and accessories
to the stand in Main street formerly
used by the Franklin Sales company,
and it is a good place to visit on that
business.
Miss Leona Carter, teacher at Long
Lane will spend Thanksgiving at her
home in Rufin, S. C. She was motor
ed on Wednesday there by Mr.. Bur
ton Wells, who will spend his Thanks
giving there. They were accompan-
led as far as Columbia by Mrs. c. B.
Martin, who went to take her mo-
,ther from the hospital to Ninety-Six.
Miss Grace Boozer will go from Co.
lumbia with Miss Carter and Wells to
Rufin for the Thanksgiving.
Mrs. F. R. Hunter has returned
from Greenville with DR.. Hunter who
has had and is still having trouble
with his eye. The many friends of
this popular Newberry citizen all
hope that the II ealment and rest
since the operation will soon result
in a permanent cure.
Mr.. Robert Reagin of Columbia was
in Newberry Tuesday.