The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-06-13
18th the boys at the tent.

with the boys at the tent.
Jacob Calvin Wessingen of Little
Mountain. with the degree Of master
of arts, is in the large class Of grad
yates to receive diplomas from the
University of South Carolina at the
commencement exercises Wednesday.
Mrs. S. H. Mclean and her chill
dren left yesterday for visit to rel
atives in Newberry.-Miss VIVIAN
Mcneil, who his been teaching do
mestic science in the Newberry school
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Mcneil on Laurel street
The State, 18th.
Mr.. Jno. C. Higgins went to CoIum-
bia last weekend and had an A-ray
examination taken as to his condl-
ton. The doctors Informed him that
his trouble was sciatic rheumatism.
He is at home doing very well.
Mai. J. F. J. Caldwell's History Of
McGowan's Brigade" extensively re-
vised, is to appear in the near future.
4 committee having the publication
in hand for the MCGOWAN connection
consists of Rear Admiral Samuel Me-
Gowan of Washington, Prof. Yates
Snovden of the University of South
Carolina and James Gadsden Holmes
of Columbia. Major Caldwell has
handled admirably the rich materials
at his disposal and this worthy record
of magnificent fighting machine IN
the Confederate States army Will be
welcomed in many quarters.-The
State.
Misses Addie Ruth Sawyer of Sal
ley and Clyde Speers of Lamar were
visitors recently Of Rev. and Mrs.
Whaley.
Mr.. ]. Willie Werts, assisting his
father, Supervisor Joe w. Werts, is
having a force of street hands do
some good "clean up' work.
Presiding Elder Jones, while in
Newberry holding quarterly confer
ence, preached at Central Methodist
church Sunday. We didn't hear him
but were told he preached good ser
mon for presiding elder.
DR.. w. E. Pelham and DR.. P. G.
Ellison have returned from their
hospital visits to Columbia, both i'm
proved, we are glad to say. DR.. Pei
ham was in the hospital 72 days and
underwent two serious operations,
his life having been despaired of.
Mrs. Pelham is expected home this
weekend.
Are there to Zoe any more candi-
dates for the magistracy of this
township?
Mrs. L. w. Mills of Newberry has
recovered from Illness at the Colum-
bia hospital and is recuperating this
week at the home Of her mother, Mrs
Winnie Boozer Hayes, 1901 Bull
street, where Mr.. Mills is also spend
ing few days.-The State, 18th.
DR.. S. J Derrick, president of New,
berry college, will make the com,
mencement address at the class exer-
cises Tuesday night at $50 o'clock
From The States program for the
Brookland (Columbia) high school
commencement.
The children of Mr.. J. L. Bowles
have been called to see him as he is
critically i'll, we regret to say.
Wesley S. Jones and ]. H. Chap
pell, candidates for magistrate fol-
Nos. l and 8, have paid their assess.
ments and are in the running.
A negro woman was badly injured
by the l o'clock passenger train or
the c., n. & L. road Saturday at the
Oakland crossing. She had some
bones broken and was taken to the
hospital in Columbia Sunday night.
A negro man attempted to hold up
Mr.. Graves j. Jones early Saturday
morning as he was coming home from
his farm. The negro tried to catch
hold Of horses bride; missing that
he grabbed the rear of the buggy
when Mr.. Jones pulled his gun" on
him. After looking at the weapon
while the negro went on his way.
Mr.. Jones did not shoot.
Mr.. Strother Paysinger had his BIZ
cycle stolen from his home some time
during the hours between night fall
Sunday and day break Monday.
Newberry's Part at Due West