The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-09-12
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
-, Visit Newberry

Rock and Miss Reba Derrick of Cha
pin are the attractive guests of Miss
Vera Derrick.
Mrs. B. B. Hitler left today for
Columbia where she will spend a
week among relatives and friends.
She was joined at Little Mountain by
Mrs. j. B. Kempson.
The BARRIERS in the city have
agreed to continue the closing of
their places at Z o'clock the year
round.
Mrs. T. NJ. Seawell and smiling
little baby, Ann, are visiting Mrs. l..
P. Johnson for a few days.
Cortez Sanders left Wednesday
fo- Clemson college.
Mr.. Aumerle Schumpert came up
last week to spend his vacation with
his mother, Mrs. o. L. Schumpert.
He was accompanied by his family.
Mr.. w. H. Lominack left Wednes-
day for the Baptist hospital, accom-
panied by Mr.. Robert NJ. Lominack,
Mrs. A. H. Dickert, Jr., and DR..
Mower. His daughter, Mrs. Frank
Devore, went Thursday.
Mrs. Andrew Wheeler Of Concord
and Mrs. Wiley Drafin and children
of Norlina, N. c., have returned to
their respective homes after visiting
Mrs. H. L. Parr.
There was no drawing of jury list
Friday as there will be no jury cases
at the approaching term Of the civil
court in equity session.
Miss Maggie Thomasson, who has
been suffering from nose trouble for
some time, underwent an operation
Friday for the removal of the tur-
binate bone, DR.. A. Theo. Nicely op-
Grating successfully and Miss Thorn
asson is doing well. The same week
DR.. Nicely performed two similar op-
erations, besides accomplishing half
dozen or more operations because of
diseased adenoids and tonsils, among
the latter being the case of little FL
lis Stockman of Prosperity on Satur-
day. DR.. Nicely is having great deal
of practice, and if the work is well
and satisfactorily done in Newberry
how can it be done any better in Co.
lumbia or Greenville?
Mr.. Geo. W. Hill, an electrical en-
gineer of New Orleans, arrived with
his famidly Friday night, and will
leave his wife and children with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. P. Hill,
while he is in Pittsburgh demonstrate
ing some new electrical inventions.
In response to wire he left Satur-
day. The family will remain here I'M
til about the first of October. But
he missed seeing his brother Tabor,
who had just day or two before
gone to Asheville on visit.
Mr.. j. T. Dennis has accepted a
clerkship at the Save U store and is
giving that establishment the benefit
of his valuable services. Business in
McKibben street will now pick up.
DR.. Jno. B. Settler and W. G.
Houseal, Jr., returned last week from
their camping trip to the mountains
having enjoyed it to the fullest al
Mt. Mitchell and other high spots
principally at Lake Junaluska. They
got home ''after the ball was over.
When one says of a convalescins
man that it is hoped he will improve
in looks it means of course that it i:
hoped he will improve in health.
Paul Anderson leaves today, Tues
day, for Greenwood to resume hi!
stidues at the B. NJ. I.
Miller Allison's place on the Pep
si-Cola delivery is now occupied by
Curtis Reeder, making another Reed
er at the plant, as Mr.. Claude Reed
er has been there for some time help.
ing Manager Allison putting out the
''wet goods" for pleasure of the pub.
lie.
Miss Nora Cofeld left Saturday
for Greenville where she will teach in
the city schools.
Mrs. T. NJ. Rogers, Miss Louise and
Troy Lee Rogers returned last week
from visiting relatives in Athens and
other points of Georgia.
Reports from England indicate
that "The Bat' is destined to sweep
through that country with all the
success that accompanied its sensa-
tional tour of the United States last
year. The London company of "The
Bat" which has occupied St. James
theatre for close to year now, con-
tinues to play to capacity houses,
while four other companies are sent
to tour the provir IS. At Newberry