The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1896-06-24

summer.
Miss Miss Hattie Evans Evans came home
Thursday night from Winthrop
College.
II. w. Boucher, Esq, returned
Sunday nightfrom Mount Vernon
Mr.. Willie Rogers, of Rocking.
ham, N, O., spent Sunday in Ben.
nettsville.
Miss Mary Newton returned
last week from Williamson Fe-
male College.
Mr.. H. B. Crosland, of the
Cheraw Reporter, spent Sunday
in Bennettsville.
We regret to learn that our
young friend II. B. Jennings still
continues quite sick.
We are glad to learn that Mr..
G. w. Hcarsey is improving and
hope to see him out soon.
Mr.. S. M. Breeden has moved
into his new residence near his
fathers on Darlington street.
II. I. Rogers, Esq, and Mr.. II.
S. Evans attended the campaign
meeting at Manning Monday.
Mr.L. E. CASTOR, who has been
spending few days with rela-
,tiYes in Cheraw, has returned.
Mr.. j. B. Taylor, Cheraw's pop.
ular photographer, spent Sunday
in Bennettsville with his mother.
Miss Marion Wallace left last
Thursday to visit relatives and
friends in Columbia and Atlanta.
Hon. HI. M. Stackhouse was
in town Friday and called to see
us, but we regret we were not in.
Miss Maye burlington, Of Bal
timore, Md, is visiting her uncle,
Mr.. Willis burlington, Of this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carroll,
who have been visiting at Green
vile, S. c.. returned homo Friday
night.
Miss Carrie Easterling spent
several days last week visiting
Miss Jessie Kirl1wood, Of the
Bethel section.
Mrs. Thomas j. Capel, who has
been spending some time with
relatives in Marion county, has
returned home.
Master Charlie and Miss Goldie
Chapman, Of Columbia, are visit
ing their grand parents, Mr.. and
Mrs, S. A. Brown.
Mrs. II. w. Boucher and child.
rem and Mrs. DR.. Townsend are
spending some time at Mount Yer
non Springs, N. G.
We arc glad 10 report that our
young friend j. T. Dudley, Esq,
is improving and was able to ride
out Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. West, OF
Walnut Cove, N. c., spent Sun
day in Bennettsville, the guest OF
III. Guu !MIH y -, Olna0.
Onr young friends Cecil Cros
land and q. y. Woodle, WHO have
been going tc lFurman University,
4eturned hosnG l<ntlay nigjd
Mish Nlolst @toka3 r@ t.iYjad
lasi Week accompanied iiR loI
father, REV. j. Il. Stokes, from
Williamson Female College.
Rev. j. L. Stokes and Hon. H.
Il. Newton attended the com.
mencement exercises of William
ston Female College last week.
Mrs. Covington, who has been
on q visit to her brother, Mr.. B.
A. Capel, returned to her home
in Wadesboro on Wednesday last.
Mr.. r. L. Pearson, the popular
and efficient agent at Lester, was
in town Saturday and made us q
pleasant call. We are always
glad to see friend Bob.
Miss Allie Moore, the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. M. A. j,
Moore, Of the Bethel section, re
turned home from Winthrop Col
lege last week to the delight o1
her many friends.
Mr.. w. l.. Turner left Monday
morning for Greenwood, S. c.,
his home, to attend the funeral o1
his brother, Mr.. S. @. Turner, al
one time head salesman and after.
wards ook-l1eeper for Col. G. S,
Mccall.
Mr. D. l.. jennings, the popu
lar and efficient secretary and
manager Of the Beaumont Manu-.
featuring Company Of Spartan
burg, S. c., has been in towl
several days at the bedside Of his
sick brother, Mr.. H. B. Jennings.
II, II. Covington, Esq, one Of
the most eloquent, interesting and
impressive speakers in the Pee
Dee section, and an able lawyer,
will deliver q Masonic address
to-day II CihCraW, thG occasion
being globrAtion OF st, John'S
.dHV.
. Miss Hen,ie l,ipscon,b, Of Mad
ison, Fla, IS visiting The family
Of her uncle, Col. Knox Living
ston Miss Lipscomb graduated
with distinction at the recent com
mencement Of Lucy Cobb Insti
tutc, Athcns, Ca, the bestfemale
college in that State.
Prof. e. e. Craven, the late
principal of Palmetto Academy