The herald and news. (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, June 07, 1918, Page EIGHT, Image 8
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PURELY PERSONAL
Mrs. Edw. R. Hipp leaves today i~>
Visit her daughter in Spartanburg, after
which she will go to see her son !
at the (University of Virginia, on her J,
way to Philadelphia and New York
Miss Hosalyn Hipp is in Spartan ours:.
having gone there for the removal oi
her tonsils.
]VIiss Annie Kinard is among the re- \
turned students from Winthrop for I
vacation here.
Miss Annie Herbert has been elect'arJ
f+V10 fannHv r>f T,fln<lAr
Miss Amy Wolffe of Laurens is vis- i
iting Miss Mary Lou Bullock, and Miss*
Eva Frick of Chapin was the guest
of Miss Bullock Wednesday.
Mr. Robert West came up from ColuirJbia
Wednesday to register. He.
however. had already enlisted for the
navy, and is awaiting the call.
Mr. Walter Cameron went to CoTnocflov
-anr} rptlirnpf?
Wednesday with Mrs. Cameron from
the hospital, her friends will be pieas- j
ed to learn and that she is doing'
wen.
Mrs. Mary Weciaman, accompanied ;
by her daughter, Miss Eloise Weda- |
man, Pomaria. is visiting her j
daughter, Mrs. James G. Brown, in
the city.
Harry Sunn: or, Jr.. of the depot Ordnance
department, 61st battery, i
V\ C? Atri A** Art TAxriM O* A T'Q f 1 riT". I
CCVICi , iCiljvj CL ' uvuuvu
at home, having a longer furlough .
than the usual run of the boys, "be- i
cause he took nearly all that was
coining to him at one time instead of
dividing it into little hits.
Ur. Gordon Leslie, who has be^n J
home from Columbia on the sick list j
Tor some time with no improvement. ,
v/ill leave early next week for the
Baptist hospital, to receive treatment
J-i- - - - TT J-il T7< TT T ! /N i
cnere. nis i^mer, .>ir. r.. n. liwi;--,
and his brother Irvine, are now
working at the terminal in Charles- ;
ton.
"Vfr. Harry Stone is now in the serf- ,
icc of I'ncle Sum nnd^.r Postmaster j
Hill at the Xewberrv ^^toffice. This
makes it all risht for the polite post- ;
office people and the pleasant public, j
but it will necessitate the getting of j
another arood ooliceman by the city!
council. Who wants the hard job?!
Miss Rosa Wright, who was well j
known here, having once lived in j
this city and still having relatives In !
city and still having relatives in
Newberry,. died Monday in Laurens,!
Mr. Pope Wicker, since coming to j
Newberry to push big business and
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on. He contributed $5 Wednesday tc- j
wards the general prosperity of the
place. It was for exceeding the speed limit.
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Mr. R. C. Lake, who was selected io |
go with the last quota from Newberry
to Camp Jackson, was granted a fur-j
lough for few days in order to car -:
ry out the commencement exercises !
of the McBee high school, where h3 J
taught. He came home and left Tuesday
for his place at the camp.
Mrs. S. J. Derrick is visiting her ~
sister, Mrs. Frank Efird, in Lexington,
having gone there to be with her
sister in her distress at the destruca?
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uon oi -Mr. n-ura s property uy nre.
Mrs. Pauline Strother, after visiting
lier daughter, Mrs. 'Hagood Clary, left
WVmesdav afternoon'for Ninety Six j
to spend awhile with her daughter,
Mrs. B. L. Kinard. Mrs. Strother was _
accompanied by her granddaughter. T
Miss Mamie ->.nnie Kiard, who was rehiring
home after a little visit here.
They were joined in Newberry Thursday
by Miss Mamie Annie's sister,
Miss JLouise Kinard. who was returning
home from the commencement a;
Winthrop, her alma mater, and also by ^
Mrs. Strother's niece. Mrs. Pauline
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Giirganns, of Anderson.
Miss Ruth Halfacre went to Camp |
Jackson last week to see her brother 3
Frank, who was looking well and get- i
tin? along all right, just as the rest j |
of the Xewberry "boys.
The girl scouts will meet at the ! 1
Boundary street school Saturday af-! 1
ternoon at 7 o'clock. All scouts areil
requested to be promptly present.
The Young People's Mission Band J 8
of the Church of the Redeemer will j 1
meet Sunday afternoon in the church P
at 7:30. |
The Calendar society of Central 3
Methodist church will meet Monday |
at " o'clock with Mrs. E. M. Evans.
The degree cf T-.L T). has been con- p
ferTd uron Hon Ceo. 3. Mower.
berry. S. C?Associate Reformed Pre~-j|
byterian. Due West. June 5.
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ESTRAYED?From my place Saturday
niffht, .Time 1, one Duroc male
pis: ten weeks old. Notify J. P.
Wicker. R V D Xo. 1. tnd get reward.
6-7 lip
FOR SALE?Good young milk cow,
price reasonable. I should like to
buy some calves. E B. Setzler,
2004 College St. 6-7 ltp
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VA NTKI>? rioi'hir.ar and shoe salesman.
to bepin work o: once. Apply
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IHRFR \X\ \TKI)?\\ wish in
place orders for large quantities of
long and short leaf lumber for
government use. Noc embargoed.
Will contract with several mills.
Attractive orders and best prices.
Wire, write or phono us; Leroy S.
Davidson & Co.. Camden. S. C.
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!ur Clover Seed?I have a lot of fine
burr clover from which loO to 200
bushels may be gathered. I will
give one half to ^py one who will
gather it. J. W. Henderson, New)erry,
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'OR SALE?Two plug mules. Apply
to F. L. Bynum iNewberry, 6-4 2tp
he Piano Tuner, R. H. MeCracken,
will be in Xewberrv for several days
and may be reached by phone at
the Central House. Mrs. Adams. :nro
prietor. If you want your piano
tuned better call him while V: is
here. 6-7 If
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FOIi SALK?Two fine milk cows. Apply
at TOO O'Xeall Street, Newberry
0-4 2tp
WA>TKD?We have an attractive
proposition for a hustler in everv
county in South Carolina. A meritorious
steering control and locking
device for light cars. Thousands
or satisiieci users, exclusive territorv
given to right party. For par;
ticulars address Room 105, Berkeley
J Apartments. Columbia, b. c.
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FOR SALE?One of the gray ''fire'1
horses and one of the town's muies.
For prices, etc, see H. D. Whittker,
Alderman, Ward 1. 5-31 4{
Lnr^e Kentucky Jack for service at
my stable. Lewis G. McCullougn.
! Fee $17.50 5-17 tl
| Jiise received a car load of Woven and
| Barb Wire Fencing. Johnson Mcj
Crackin Co. 4-30 tf
Fresh Water Fish Wednesdays and
Saturdays. Salt Water Fish Fridays
j and Saturdays. G .W. Coward.
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| pov I-^hest price. Lanrrford and |
| T'.iisha vdt. 4-23^tf |
IVu-> ?Vr Snle -New variety: good I
y" -Id r Mid vine. Early maturing, i
ii.iall in ^ize and will plant more
: a^rrs than speckle pea. Prices
'I r:?ht. L. W. Floyd. -r,-2S 4t
"! Stallion f>r Ser>u*e?Known a? tha
': Shannon horse?at McC illough's j
i stables. Fee $15. Louis G. McCul|
lough. 4-23 tZ
I HAVE ATTKACTIYE prices to make
on cord wood, green or dry, for imm
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| livery. Be sure to see me before yoo
- j sell. H. 0. Long.
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! Y/agons. Johnson McCrackin Co. t
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