The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-24

Mr.. Edgar Hart was here from
Newberry during the past week.
Edge6eld Chronicle.
Mr.. Geo. W. Summer, Jr., called
our attention TO an old copy Of The
State al NJ. J. W Taylo.'s oal o.
shop. 1t is Of the issue o. June 1,
1888. and filled with thrilling news Of
that time which is interesting read
ing now. 1t tells of the slaughttr Of
Spaniards by Manila insurgents;
"hand to hand conflict" ''orer Ii
; thousand killed" feared that Dewey
could not restrain insurgents" pow
erful monitors to ce rushed to Man
ia without delay" want Agulnaldo,
dead or alive" and other exciting
news Of those momentous times.
Dr.. Luther II. Kuhns of Omaha,
Neb., during his brief stay IN New
berry. is the guest oe his Newberry
college classmatt, Dr.. Jas. NJ. kib!cr.
Luther. as We ali affec1ionately know
him, can net come too often to this
city, in which he played so brightly
and popularly as small boy OF the
town" He attended the convention
in Buffalo, n. Y, last week of the
United Lutheran church Of America,
and decided to give his many friends
here another little visit. 1t is decid-
ed treat.
Mr.. King of Sumter is in Newbec-
ry visiting Mrs. King and the baby at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. o. Klettner.
Mr.. Thos. I Johnstone and fam
lily motored to Columbia Sunday to
see Mrs. Johnstone's father, DR.. W.
E. Pelham, who is under treatment
by DR.. Gibbes. There is no change in
Dr.. Pelham's condition, the report is
that he is "about the same"
The sick people in Newberry, so
fa~ we know, are "about the
SAM, that is, "holding their own"
Miss Myrtle Sigh of Newberry will
be the guest of Miss Blanche Folk at
Jalapa for a few days, during her
mothers absence from the city.
Mrs. J. VIM. Folk and daughter,
Miss Helen, of Jalapa, and Mrs. j.
VIM. Folk, Jr., of Jacksonville, Fla,
left Monday for Columbia to be the
guests of Mrs. W. H. Simmons. Mrs.
Folk, Jr., will leave for her home on
Tuesday to meet her husband, who is
an engineer in the Clyde Steamship
company and will arrive from New
York.
DR.. Jno. B. Settler and Miss Their
esa Lightsey have returned from the
meeting in New Orleans of the Am
erican legion. The other Newberrlans
haven't arrived yet. Delegate Duane
Livingston is expected today.
The joint counc;. Of the Beth Eden
pastorate will meet at the parsonage
next Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
There will be services next Sun
day morning at the usual hour at St.
James and at Beth Eden in the after
noon.
Probate Judge Ewart married an
other colored couple from Newberry
at his office $3.50 p. N. Saturday. The
smiling ones were Jahale Wilson and
Ellison Duglas. Chats the way the
Judge said they spell their names..)
Judge Ewart just loves for couples to
come to him to get married. He looks
like a Presbyterian minister when he
is performing the ceremony; and ne
always gives the newly-weds good ad-
vice.
Mr.. Humbert NJ. 1Aull of the Sails
bury Post is in the city. He came to
remove that big press for The Herald
and News from the old to the new
quarters. and it is some job; but
"Hum" is a ''humdinger" when Il
comes to that and anything else IN
printing Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin ". Wright
and little daughter Jane Of Ander-
son spent the weekend in Newberry.
A!essrs. W. H. Hardeman, ?. A.
Howard and MIR. Hudgins Of the New
berry cotton mill, and probably 9TH
ers from this city attended the Tex
tile meeting in Greenville. Superin-
tendent Davis expects to leave today
to be in attendance.
President Geo. W. Summer, Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Y. Hunter and daugh-
ter, Miss Ruth, returned last week