The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-10
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement OF Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

annah, Ga. who haS been on q WISH
to her sick sister in Columbia, came
up to Newberry and spent Wedncs-
dav with Mrs. c. A. Bowman.
Mr.. A. K. Hathaway is in the city
for a few days, representing the Ma
tional Survey company Of Chester,
Vermont. Mr.. Hathaway has made 4
number of friends since coming TO
Newberry.
Cotton was bringing Il ID cents
and cotton seed 70 cents in Newberry
Thursday.
Messrs. NJ. NJ. Bufard and H. H.
Evans went to Columbia Thursday to
hear Cox.
Monday week court will convene in
general sessions for the March term
Gravel for the cement walks Of the
country club is being hauled to the
site.
Mrs. J. W. Denning spent Wednes-
day in Columbia.
Miss Mary Gasque of Laurens IS
visiting Miss Audrey Jones IN College
street.
The 18th of March is rapidly ap-
preaching. Hal Kohn has on hand
some nice little miniature st. Patrick
hats and shamrock for "the wearing
Of the green
The Calendar society of Central
Methodist church will meet Monday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the home OF
Mrs. C. H. Cannon, the associate hos
tesses being Mrs. White Fant and
Mrs. Mary Livingston.
The following members of the Ro-
tary club have definitely decided to
20 to attend the Rotary conference
in Winston-Salem on March 21st and
22nd: L. G. Eskridge, H. B. Wells,
B. L. Dorrity, S. J. Derrick, and Hal
Kohn. These Rotarians will leave
here on the Cannon Ball" Monday
night, the 10th, and join private
Pullman train in Columbia, which
will carry the South Carolina Rotarl-
ans to the conference. Hal Kohn is
the official delegate from this club,
with Lad Eskridge alternate.
George C. Baldwin, the landscape
gardener of Columbia, has been doing
quite a lot of beautifying for citizens
of this city. One Of his incest pieces
of work will be observed at Roy Sum-
mer's pretty home, where the grounds
have been well laid out and will be
lovely by summer time. Mr.. Baldwin
examined his planting for the Civic
League, at the old court house, and
states that not plant has died. Some
of those which he put out are now IN
bloom. This work will certainly
beautify the public square and give
visitors better impression of our
city.
Members of the local post who will
go to Columbia Friday to attend the
meetings where Commander MacNi-
der will address are: Strother Pay
singer, jackson Bowers, Ebert Dick
ert, Joe Keitt, Hal Kohn and probably
few others.
DR.. s. J. Derrick spent Wednesday
in Columbia.
The Boosters, new club in the
city, will meet tonight, Thursday, at
1880. This is new organization
which has but one purpose-to boost
Newberry. James Kinard is president
and O. B. Cannon, secretary.
The Missionary society of the Po-
maria Lutheran church will close
their week of prayer with public
meeting on Sunday night at 7:30
o'clock. The subject of program
used will be "The Need for Prayer"
The public is cordially invited.
Probate Judge Ewart spent We'd
nesday in Columbia.
Capt. Geo. N. Bishop of Green
wood was in Newberry Tuesday.
Capt. E E. Stuck has returned to
the city after an absence Of several
days.
IIr. H. G. Meyer has the contract
to repaint the exterior of the court
house building.
Miss Jewel Faulkner, recently Of
Saluda county, and Miss Mary Gro
mer of Newberry are doing the stem
ographic work in the low Office of
Attorney Lambert ". Jones. This
is a lucky Office for young ladies. Two
of the latest stenographers working
for Mr. Jones got married.
The Leslie brothers, Gordon and
Iu,,-;o oro - ;I,or ,44orJ;,,o, y, q