The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-13
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements OF many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

the Pomaria range, while in the city
the most pleasant day this week, said
the weather agreed with fat people.
Fall for fat folk.
The Farmers Oil mill is known
far and wide and is enjoying a tlae
reputation. Last Tuesday the plant
was grinding wheat for man living
forty miles distant--fve miles on the
other side of Santuc. Good business.
Automobile cars can pass through
SCOTS creek on the Lindsay hill road
now since the ford was cleared.
While the blasting was going on a
lady asked Mr.. Nolan Sigh what was
going on. When he told her he was
working on the ford she said she
thought such a little car as Ford
could get out by itself.
Messsrs. Gus Metchicas and Wal
lace Zimmerman are two Of our bus
mess men who were fortunate II car
. rying rain insurance with Agent :.
A. Burton. Within a minute after
the losses from a recent rain the po'-
ieies were paid. This shows thai NJ
Burton is q 'sm;nute man." He Says
~vou "can take care of yoIr expenses
every rainy Saturday. 1t does nor
cost much to insure against ra'n IN
his company. Salesuays are also m
cluded in '.the rainy days
Those good looking and substan-
tial display windows of the chamber
of commerce continue to attract at
tention. That is a good advertising
medium: We know whereof we speak
when we say some O. the exhibitors
have sold goods as -esalt o. the
same.
Mr.. ]. J. Langfcrd, one Of tie most
hustling of the business men OF New
berry, than whom no man IS h;ore o.
a hustler, is having built nice resi-
dence houses on his lots in Inc edge
of the city as you turn from eaSs
Main street. They are very desirable
lots in beautiful locations.
Miss Kathryn Wright will leave on
Saturday to resume her teaching III
the city schools of Savannah, after
spending two or three days with her
mother, Mrs. Stevie Bowers Wright,
since her arrival from New York.
DR.. George K Hutchinson made ar
other of his pleasant little visits to
Columbia Tuesday. BY George, ne
likes to 60 to Columbia about as well
as his fair friends there like to see
him come to the city.
Mr.. j. B. Shirley of Greenwood is
now with the mechanical department
of The Herald and News, assisting
Mr.. Fred Rodelsperger, we are
pleased to say. Now hand in your
ads and jobs, as well as subscrip-
tons,
Mr.. Hiram Speers got word Wed
nesday that his brother, Mr.. Coppeck
Speers, was on his way to New Or
leans to cover the convention Of the
American Legion for the New York
Times.
Messrs. Mat and Ed Crumley Of
Saluda were in the city Wednesday.
We saw one pass by but didn't know
whether it was Ed or Mat, as they are
twins and look alike. They tell it on
Ed that one day he came to Newber-
ry, leaving his brother at home.
When he, walked into J. H. Summer
& Co.'S store and saw his reflection
in a large looking glass in front of
him he said: "Why, Mat, thought
! left you at home"
Thank you, Mr.. Supervisor Wertz,
for fixing that Wheeler street cross
ing bridge so promptly. That was
quick work, Joe.
The Young Peoples class of Uni
ty A. R. P. Sabbath school viii give
an ice cream festival at Mr.. Jake
Sease's home Friday night. You are
cordially invited to come and help the
good cause.
We would like to call attention to
a small local ad in this issue from
Mrs. Geo. A. McCravy Of Laurens,
just to mention that Mrs. McCravy
was considerate to say, if anyone IN
Newberry was doing the same work,
not to insert her ad. If there is she
or they don't advertise the fact.
Mrs. McCravy does pleating.
Compulsory attendance will begin
at Trinity school on the first Monday
in November.
Dr.. H. NJ. Bigoy, optometrist, third
l. hos