The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-12-26
PISGAH NEW s.

PISGAH NEWS.
Winter has come at last. Those Who had
ho9s 10 kill had as Sue ueatber to hatcher in
S6s the las. tra weeks az have ever seen.
A gsod many have killed and their meat 10
now safe from beiog spoiit f;o1 warm
weather.
eats are killed down bat 90 mach the bet.
let. Ths oats will now penetrate deepe, In
the soil and be able to stand nere severe
eoaa.
Tae ssaal moving is now soipg en-. Our
eoaosed friends seem to believe that if they
deaf move often they ara not free.
The sick of our sect,os are gradually get
ting we'll. hear of no new eases es sickness
Gsne,ally we are healthy here but every oev
and tbes w. have cur share CT sickness.
Farm operations have Commenced to sone
ex,eat for another year. Some nev baildiugs
are eoing. Eands are scarce as yet, but
aftes the holidays things will settle to their
normal conditions.
Well, As. Editor, our usaal quiet section Is
now being disturbed by "ks. Cupid" if you
know who he is. One young LADY has SUI.
fendered and more to follow. This ia q var
fa,e sha, tee governments can't fight Bah !
hcw yoas scribe does enjoy the battles from
ass., ever us,chfel to keep oss of the range
Of asy Stray shells that msy be passing. /
su tod that If they burst neas you the fsag
7aens will hart if 5oa get hit. and people say
that yos are likely to get bit If you are near
: reckon that ,s the cause Of 30 many youoe
nen hSbbliug aooat looking eick. guess
SEINE Of tbs fair ores have been hittiog them
hsrdes than the girls in the fair grounds bit
with their little rabbe, balls You sea
spesk With experience TO, they hit me pretty
we'll With their little balls and there was 20
redress We have enjoyed pretty wedding
In our ueighborhood and [ must tell you
about it even il am little lengthy in doing
80 for 3on. fair readers always like to read
ascat soeh things, a.d the single men too.
A. Joha AcCea. OF Boykins, s. c., and
4iss Theo Allen, of this place, vsre married
at ths residence of the brides mother on
Tuesday, the 18Th inst, at 8 p. n by Rev.
}. Waiter Kenney. The bride is the yoapges.
daugbsee Of tie ls.e J. G. Allen, and niece
of Nr. ". F. Rhsme, Of yoae city, sod the
groom is son OF Dr.. John Hc0aa, Of Wees
Weteree. Kershaw county, now deceased,
and distinguished physician The BRIDE
wore the usnal white (I am not a. expert IN
describing ladies' dresses), and the groom
The conventional bleck. There we're 90 at
tandsn.s. Qai.e number Of relatives and
fdsnds OF the contracting parties were present
10 witness the interesting event The pres
eats given are pretty and 6ne; there are
large number cf them. consisting OF both the
srnameatal and ueefol kind. Refreshments
Of light oature we're served, and after como
hours 20 social icte,course the guests depart.
ei leaving their best vishea Tor the happiness
ssd prosperity Of the newly welded coupe
Mrs. MeCaa is favorite in on, rsighbor
hood, and Mr. hcCas ,s to DO congratulated
GA winning so good girl Tor bic wife. Mr..
NcCaa is an energetic business maa OF fne
character. His and his vife's many relatives
and friends hope tea, their troubles th:ocgh
a.fe ''may be as hight as the foam Of the sss "
h, Sam Bradley and family, OF Bishop
vile, were oser to attend the marriage, also
he. Jodu ". Allec and daughter, Hiss Nay,
OF Providence. Miss Beulah Rbsme, Of yo0,
city, CAGE up last Saturday TO a'send her
eousic's wedding, but has returned bcue-
would like to notice other gces:s present.,
BIZ, it would make this let,e, too long.
P;agah, Dec. al.