The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-07-14
PURELY PERSONAL.
The Movements of Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who

IaNDufS, IOILIeI MISS ou4Ie' 0iliSi
of Landrum, is spending few days
with her cousin, Mrs. J. P Moon.
The summer school and the sum-
mer political campaign and the hot
wave are getting in their work now
1t is puzziing to know how the la
dies manage to visit these sultry days,
as dressing and visiting to entertain
and be entertained must be tedious
and trying to the nerves and the
complexion.
If Shakespeare could have lived
and waited to write of crooking the
hinges of the knee he probably would
have seen other chances for some
thing bright to write about.
And now comes the state Demo
cratic chairman saying the attorney
general is wrong: Women have to
qive their ages in enrolling. 1t may
be right in primary ruling, but 1t IS
altogether and teetotally wrong on
general principles. IL was al uli-
necessary law to begin with.
Willie W. Buckley of the U. 5.
navv. who has been spending his fur
Tough with his father and family IN
the Mollohon mill village, will leave
on Sunday to report for duty at Nor
folk. Young Buckley reenlisted at
the expiration of his term of service.
He has seen duty with the Pacific
feet.
Ed Johnson, colored, having been
tried and found guilty of breach OF
peace. was fined SO by Magistrate
Douglas Tuesday morning, and paid
the fine.
The questions of local political IN
terest here now are: Who Of the sew
on candidates for the house Will get
in and which one of the seven for
township magistrate in his city Will
s.arrive." There will be ten wiser
men after the votes are counted Tor
the two places.
Mr.. and Mrs. A J. Bowers, Jr., are
expected to return this weekend
from their bridal trip to the North
Carolina mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Summer, ac-
companied by Miss Carolyn Epps'
will leave Sunday for Atlanta, Mrs
Summer to visit her mother, Mrs.
Griffin. and Miss Carolyn to visit her !
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul West.
John Clarkson has named his so1t
drinks stand at the Country cluo
..The High Dive" Appropriate and
euphonious. ~
Messrs. E. S. Blease and E. N!
Kibler are running to succeed them
selves. Mr.. w. A. Counts IS not
standing for reelection. Of the can
didates for the house of representa-
+ives Messns. Boinest, Evans ana
Folk have been members of the body
Mr. W. R. Watson and Mr.. W. M.
Wilson are new men for the place
Grand Master ]. Campbell Bissell
Of Charleston and Past Grand Mas
ter Geo. T. Bryan of Greenville' VIII
visit Amity lodge, A. F. NJ, Friday
evening. :,
Mr.. w. B West, prominent CIT
izen of Hartsville, was registered at
the Newberry hotel this week.
E. H. Aull, superintendent OF edu-
cation. has installed telephone IN
his Office at the court house. When !
YOU want to call the Office call for
No. 16. l
Mrs. Walter T. Longshore and
children are spending a few days
near Mountville.
Mrs. J. H. Summer. Mrs. Geo. Z.
Hipp and Mrs. T Bushardt, accom-
panied by Miss Mary Alice Hipp and
Harold Hipp, left Thursday for
Great Falls to spend several days
with their sister, Mrs W. F. Clary.
The Drayton Rutherford chapter
U. D. c., will conduct a rummage
sale in front of Mr.. Frank R. Hun
ter's front Office window, old court
house building, Saturday. Rummag-
ers will please attend early to get the
best bargains.
The recording case against Ernest
Miller, the young colored man VINO
was recently trailed to his home by
the league bloodhounds after he had
been seen peeping through window
of Mr.. McHardy Mowers residence
has again been postponed, until FIJI
day, this time owing to the absence
of Lawyer E. J. Green.
Mr.. R. L. Crowder Of the Hotel
National had case before the re-
corder Monday, on warrant issued
by Health Officer J. T. Mayes, charg-
ntf1cpr