The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-08-11

OF ner sister, MISS Maria AHSeI, wiz
died there that morning. Mrs. Clark
son was accompanied by her son,
Mr.. John Clarkson.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. Cromer of Vic
tor;a, Va, and Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 4.
Cromer of Goodview, Va, returned
to their respective homes Wednes-
day after spending week with rel
atives here.
Rev. and Mrs. H. W. Whitaker of
Cottageville, near WATERFORD, in
Colleton county, Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Whitaker of Bamberg and Mr.. and
Mrs. Whiteman Whitaker of Willis
ton are visiting Mr.. H. D. Whitaker
and other relatives in Newberry.
Mr.. VIM. NJ. Taylor of Ports
mouth, Va, is here visiting his bro
ther, Mr.. J. W. Taylor, and his sis
ter, Mrs. John Zimmerman. He will
leave Sunday for Augusta to visit
! ISldIlNSS
Miss Marie Long will leave on
Sunday Columbia to study for
trained nurse at the State hospital.
Mr.. Jno. T. Danielsen and family
and Mr.. Bennie Livingston motored
to Anderson Monday to visit in that
city for the day.
Harry Taylor will return from
Anderson the weekend, accompanied
by his grandmother, Mrs. Metz.
Saturday of next week Congress
man Dominick and his two opponents
will discuss the issues at Pickens.
This Saturday in Anderson.
Next Tuesday, 18th, the county
candidates will assemble around the
festive board at Mr.. L. C. Pitts. To-
day, Friday, at Keitt's grove.
Mrs. J. L. Keitt, Mrs. C. T. Sond-
ley, Mrs. Ned Purcell and Miss Hell
en- Purcell visited Mr.. Joe L. Keitt,
Jr., at the Baptist hospital, Column
bia, Tuesday, and found him doing
well, everybody will be glad to know.
Monday will be lively day in
Newberry, the occasion of the state
campaign meeting.
When we mentioned in Tuesdays
paper that one week of Frank Davis
vacation was gone in the spending
of two weeks on his chicken farm
amidst the poultry and eggs we did
MT know that there was fine little
new girl in the home to attract and
claim his attention. The National
bank ought to give him another week
off.
Mrs. George Reid of Dyson visited
Mrs. Jno. A. Lindsay Monday after
noon, accompanied by their cousin:
Mr.. Reid, whose home is in Missis-
sippi but who is a wireless operator
at the station in Charleston. He is
now on furlough.
The many friends of Mr.. Robert
G. Wallace will be glad to learn that
he is able to walk about the house,
after his protracted and critical i'll
ness We all hope to soon see him
back to the busy life of the city,
fully restored and Clothed in his
right health and strength"
Mr.. William c. Ewart of Charlotte
is visiting his father, Mr.. W. F.
Ewart, and other relatives in the
city.
Tom Cooper, colcred, hit Emma
Scott, also colored, in the head with
a stick Monday evening on the out
skirts of the city. 1t was thought
the woma would die that night, but
she regained and got all right again.
Miss Emily Melvin of Allendale,
after visiting Miss Audrey Jones, will
return to her home Saturday.
Mrs. E. W. Watson, who was men
toned here as being sick at the home
of her sister, Mrs. C. F. Werts, is
now critically ILL., Mr.. Werts phoned
to Bamberg Tuesday night for Mr..
Watson, who reached Newberry
early Wednesday morning, having
come through the country in his car.
Mrs. Watson is extremely low and
her life is despaired of.
That good and live-wire insurance
man, Jas. A. Burton, wants all the
flies in the city swatted, judging
from the swatters he is having dis
tributed. This is a fine idea and
highly commendable. Swat the flies.
On the handles of the swatters are
to be found these words: Swat the
flies, and if you are wise you'll pat
ronize J. A. Burton, the leading in
surance agency in Newberry.
It pays to advertise. We can prove
it by Mr. Henry Caldwell. He brought