The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-11-07
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements of Many People
Ncwoer-:scs and Those Who
Visit Newberry

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mention was made of the arrival o:
a boy baby at the home Of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Richard Clary, and now littl'
girl came Sunday morning to tn
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Hagood Cl2ry
Mr. Julius j. Lsngford got wif'
word that Capt W. Smith Langfor'
and family lef. Wichita Falls San
day and would arrive here Tuesda.
night.
The chcySanthemums seem to b
more beautiful this year than eve
before. They are certainly beaat'
full and plentiful and Of rare var!e
ty in Newoerry.
Misses Louise Bedenoaugh an
Beulah Wright Of Newherry colleg
and Prof. j. c. Poole of the hig
school motored TO Greeovilie an
spent the weekend in that ciE.
Arnaist:ce day will be q big day ev
erywhere. Newberry Will not be be
hind.
Marie Eargle OF Peak applied fo
position IN primary grade in Rich
land schools at Columbia Saturday
and Alma Berry of New;erry ant
Clarence Haltiwanger OF Chapi;
stood examination for general ele
mentary.
Congressman and Mrs. Jas. F
Byrnes Of Aiken spent from Satur
day until Sunday at the home of Con-
gresham Fred II. Dominick. Hon
and Mrs. A. F Lever of Columbia and
Miss Scully of Atlanta spent Satur,
day with them.
Some funny things are made these
days, but it is a mystery how We
made Pearce out of Stone in our last
issue. It was INTENDED to say Mr..
Stone was visiting Newberry in the
company Of Mr.. Spinks, but we had
it Pearce. Now Mr. Stone is too well
known for anything like that. How
ever, there was Pearce here at cne
time.
The Williams influence was felt a
the colored state fair in Columbia
last week and Joe Williams also had
a hand in rejecting the president
DR.. Jno. H. Goodwin, who has held
the office for ten years. Certain par.
ties tried hard to defeat him, but the
Williamses and others won the fight.
G. W. Thompson and family and
LIS. Harmon and family motored to
Bishopville to spend Saturday and
Sunday. =
Mr.. Geo. W. Eddy of Tabor, n. j.,
arrived in Newberry Friday to spend
while with his nephews and nieces.
Mr.. Eddy is IS years old and broth
Ell. Of the late Mr.. Eddy of Jalapa.
~phe young people of Central Meth
odist church will hold their week of
prayer service Thursday afternoon at
4:30 at the church.
The banks Of Newberry will close
all DAY Friday to observe Arnaistice
day.
Mrs. II. C. Bland of Sumter and
Mrs. J. 0. Holloway of Chappells are
visiting their mother, Mrs NJ A. Hol-
ley, on Divine street.-The State
Oct. 90.
The former Herald and News Office
in Friend street is to be coverted into
tea room as soon as the place can
be overhauled and made ready.
One lone highway speeda, left SIG
Of his money with Magistrate Doug
las Monday.
A. H. Day of Newberry county was
one Of the ushers at the Crout-Horde
wedding IN saluda county last Thurs
day afternoon.
Mrs. B. N. Wise of Little Noun
tain was the dame of honor at the
Dantzler-Huggins wedding IN Gamer
on Saturday afternoon.
There was a pretty good crowd in
on Monday and the sales were well
attended, as Master James D. Qua:-
tlebaum had several cases of business
for salesday, which, in November OF
each year, is generally a lively day.
In the case Of George Burder Boozer
and others against Henry Wilson
Boozer and others, the advertised
property was knocked down to E. S.
Blease, attorney, for $500, SIS also
for $4,000, was the property in the
case of j. c. Sample aga;ns. Wm. n.
Dorroh and others. Glover B. Cam
eron as administrator in the case os
John y. Cameron, deceased, sold the
lot in town 70 W. Goodey Red To-
$2,025. In the case of Chas. ".
Chapman and others against Fannie