The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-03-07
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movement Of Many People:
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newbcrry

mistake MI . u AO4tii' N4tN 0"-'N4
OF the hog, says its age was ten
months at the time.
Mr.. W. H. Wallace has returned
from Spartanburg, His many friends
are glad to see him in the city,
Mrs. ]. L. Browning of Goldville is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs, }.
c. Adams.
Mr.. F. H. Campsen and family mo-
tored to Columbia Sunday and spent
the day.
Mrs. F. n. Gaines of Herren, Hi
nois, and Mrs R. NJ. Tidmarsh spent
Monday in Greenwood with their sis
ter, Mrs. S. B. King.
Newbemy county boasts the best
Jail in the state, according to the
grading of the state board of public
welfare, this jail being given 943
points out of a possible 1,000.-The
State, 5th. The Newberry jail IS
handled by the best sheriff in the
state, too.
Probate Judge Ewart handled a
case of sale Monday for Probate
Judge Thompson of Laurens-that of
Denny against Denny and others. The
tract of 245 acres in Newberry coun-
ty was sold to Mrs. Annie B. Atchin-
son for 81 600.
Ben Brown (colored) of Silver
street, Route No. 2, was very FORUM
ate in holding the lucky number at
Philip Daitch's Saturday, week ago,
and has received the choice of any ar
ticle in the house.
Mr.. G. B. Summer has returned
from Evansville, Ind.
Mr.. Floyd Lathrop of Kinards has
finished his job of concrete work at
Due West and gone to Orangeburg
to take charge of another job there
in the same line of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hill, on their
return home from bridal visit to
Mr.. Hills brother, Mr.. George Hill in
New Orleans, stopped over in New
berry from Friday night to Saturday
night with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Geo. P. Hill. Mr.. jim Hill is super
vising agent of the Southern Rail
way at Rock Hill.
Mr.. Jno. B. Mayes has a window
of his store reminding Us beautifully
of Easter.
Mr.. Issie B. Mann of Washington
paid a brief visit TO Newberry last
week.
G. S. and J. H. Ruff and J. A. and
]. E. Sease are on this years grand
jury. 1t is an unusual thing for two
sets of brothers to be on the same
jury.
Messrs. T. P. Johnson and j. B.
Boozer were in Greenwood on busi-
ness Friday. Mr.. Johnson went to
attend a meeting of the governing
board of Hejaz Temple to decide the
place of the upper South Carolina
Shrine meeting, which will be held in
Nav at Rock Hill. Mr.. Boozer at
tended a meeting of metropolitan IN
surance agents, Greenwood being dis
trict headquarters.
Mr.. W. V. BIedsoe received visit
from cat in a peculiar and unusual
way at his store the other day. The
cat climbed up on the roof of the
building and landed through the sky
light, falling into a kerosene tank,
with the result that the cat became
minus part of its natural covering.
Hal Kohn's store has about the
most important window in the city
at present. Chip in and help the gym.
Miss Beaulah Wright spent the
weekend out from Clinton with her
school teaching sister, Miss Byrd
Wright.
J. H. Summer & Sons window is
attracting much attention with its
handsome drawing of the new country
club building and grounds sketched
from plans by Architect Ernest Sum-
mer. Look and be glad of what's
coming, as things are moving for the
club.
1t quit raining Saturday morning,
as the water must have given out.
1t is rumored that the Commercial
bank has commenced preparation for
new bank building - the corner va
Gated by R. G. Wallace & Son, whose
place of business now is the store
room formerly occupied by c. j. Ns-
Whirter, retired merchant.
On account Of the bad weather The
r1ock wedding al Little Mountain
school was postponed until Tuesday