The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1922-10-03
PURELY PERSONAL
The Movements OF Many People,
Newberrians and Those Who
Visit Newberry

Mr.. J. W. Wheeler has withdrawn
from the Save-U store and is now in
a store. at Hartsville, but we will
continue to see him here on occasion
al weekend visits we hope.
It's boy and the -irst baby. Ar
rived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Moore on Friday of last week.
1t sounds pleasant to say October
Brides There is something musical
about it at this fine season of the
year.
We are glad to report that Mr.. E.
S. Coppock is able to walk about the
house, although he can't do much at
it yet, his legs being shaky, but 1t is
an improvement to get about with
the aid Of walking sticks.
Major J. F. J. Caldwell and Dr.
C. D. Weeks are the elected dele
gates to the Episcopal convention IN
Columbia on the 10th instant.
Manager Wells had run of fine
uictures the whole of last week es-
pecially, as we'll as before, and is
giving the same up to date, with pros
pect of more to follow.
Mr.. w. G. Houseal, Jr., has re-
turned to Baltimore to resume ms
studies in the medical department OF
jobs Hopkins university. 1t will be
remembered that this bright young
man was interrupted in his university
course on account of serious illness:
causing him to lose much and vaiu-
able time at home recuperating. Now
that his rest at the home of his de-
voted parents has resulted in his re-
! eovery his many friends hope that
nothing will prevent his graduation
from the famous university of which
he is so promising student.
;, 1t won't be long until The Herald
and News office is next door to eX-
Master H. H. Rikard's grocery store
and within easy reach of Colonel
Aull's Office as superintendent of ed
ucation.
! Earl Adams is in Memphis, Tenn.
| in business with his uncle, Mr.. Thom-
as P. Smith. He is fine young man.
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Adams
of Blairs, and we hope and believe
will do well.
The Trinity-Ridge school opene4a
Monday for the new session. Mrs
A. P. oxner of Newberry is principal
with Misses Elise Thomas, Essle
Hunter and Maud Langston, assis-
tants.-Laurens Herald.
Mrs. W. A. Wherry and son Au-
gustus returned last week from the
Columbia hospital. Mrs. Wherry's
many friends will be pleased to know
that she as improved under the treat
ment received and that her son IS re-
covering from the effects of an
operation for masteroidltls.
Three young ladies, Misses RUBY
Boozer and Pearl and Ruth Hanln
have Joined in light Housekeeping
at the home of Mrs. Kate Boozer IN
South Caldwell street, and from then
looks they must be enjoying it.
Messrs. B. C. Matthews, 7. X.
Johnstone, Jno. NJ. Kinard, J. Y. Nc
Fall (popularly called "Dick'O and
NJ. L. spearman have gone to New
York to attend the convention of the
National Bankers association. Messrs
Charley Summer and Benny Dorr1ty
also went, on business.
We were pleased to see Messrs l.
N. Parks and T. J. Hayes on the
streets again last week, both impsov-
ing. the former from his late serious
illness and the latter from the et-
fects of recent fall across his bath
tub, whereby he narrowly escaped
breaking some of his ribs.
While call of u.s. are Dragging
about Newherry people we wish to
say that this city has about the best
set of transfer drivers to be found
courteous and accommodating.
There are of course several as NICE
as Mr.. Sam S. Robertson, but we give
him special mention.
Messrs. James Stephens andClar-
ence Pitts, both Of the county, are IN
the drugstore clerkship line of busi-
ness in this city, the former at the
Newberry and the latter at Glider
and Weeks.
Mrs. VIM. L. Slater and little son,
Wme L., Jr., of Williamsburg, Va,
are visiting Mrs. Ebert j. Dickert.
Mrs. R. C. Kennedy and three
children of Bessemer City, n. c., are