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

Rev and Mrs. Barlow B. Ramage
left on Thursday for their home IN
Memphis, Tenn.
DR.. Robt. L. Nayes returned from
Philadelphia Wednesday afternoon,
leaving his patient, Mr.. Floyd Brad
ley, improving by the rest he IS tax
ing.
Mrs. Tench Q. Bozer, who has been
on an extended visit to Asheville and
Winston-Salam, n. c.. returned to-
Newberry Tuesday, being aecomp&n-
led by her brother, Mr., Hambert Auli,
the latter returning to Winston-Salem
Thursday. Mrs. Boozer's many
friends are delighted to know that
she is much improved after being i'll
for over a month.
Mr.. J. 0. Dunstan and family have
returned from Columbia after visiting
their son. Jack Dunstan, who has been
critically i'll with double pneumonia.
He is improving Mr.. and Mrs. Beale
H. Cromer accompanied Mr.. Dunstan
and family to Columbia and back,
Miss Nora Long left on Tuesday Tor
p visit of several weeks to relatives
in Trenton, S. c.
Mr.. W. G. Houseal, Jr., is tempor-
arilv at home from the medical de-
partment of Johns Hopkins universe
ty. Baltimore.
Mr.. Ralph E. Mills, after quitting
life in the city and returning to his
farm work on R. F. D. No. 6, has
built a large dairy barn on his pres
ent premises. This up-to-date I'M
nrovement is in keeping with the &C
tivities of his makeup, for While
Ralph was at his busy business with
in the corporate limits of this mum
cipality he proved himself to be
regular trash mover if not a gully
washer. If he moves around there as
be did here. there will be something
doing with his farming operations.
His successor in the city is Mr.. Ar
thur Leitzsey, who is following in the
truck prints of Mr.. Mills all right.
Miss Marie Long, after an extend
ed visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Theodore Long, has returned to the
home of her grandfather in Camden.
Attorney n. W. Workman has
been appointed referee in bankruptcy
bv Judge Watkins. His Honor didn't
err in making this appointment.
The Johnson-McCrackin company
of Newberry has been chartered with
a capital stock of S5O,OO0, The firm
will conduct a general mercantile
business. Officers are: j. Duncan
johnson, president; J. Thaddeus Nc
Crackin, vice president, secretary and
treasurer. A strong firm is the john
son-McCrackin company.
Ell. AuIl is back from Charleston
where he has been on business.-from
Twenty Years Ago, The State, March
I.
Upon seeing the statement that
10000 dozen eggs were shipped
from outside the state to Greenwood
every month, a prominent and active
Young business man of Newberry tlg-
ured it out that, according to the
population claimed for Greenwood, 1t
would be 144 eggs monthly to every
person in that city as, from the
claim, 1,44O,OOO eggs are shipped
yearly from outside the state to
Greenwood. And this is not counting
the eggs produced by the hens Of the
city and county. Greenwood is GER
tainly some egg place.
1t. Roy Cannon of the Reserve
corps expects to return to Sumter
Monday. if the weather is favorable.
The legislature passed over the gov
ernor's veto the resolution extend
ing the time for paying tax to the
first of September. The sentiment
of the legislature was very strongly
in favor Of the extension judging oy
the large vote by which the resolu-
ton was passed over the veto.
A bridge and rooh tournament Will
be held Saturday afternoon at $50
O'Clock at the residence of Mrs. J, H.
Summer by the Newberry Goods
club, and 25 cents for each player
will be charged.
The Ladies Missionary Society Of
Central Methodist chur h will meet
Monday afternoon at j q lock at the
church.
The Observation-Disclosures chapter,
L. D. c., will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. L. Keitt next Wednesday af-
ternoon, March Sth, at O'Clock. On