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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-10-30

New lot of New Home and New Do
nestle Sewing Machines just received,
and will be sold on easy terms by E.
W. Vogel Oct. 30-2t.
The Columbia train carried another
large crowd. to the Fair Monday night.
The train carried two extra coaches.
People are going earlier this year than
usual it seems, but the big rush will
come on today and Thursday.
A large oak tree, which the street
commissioner was having removed, at
the corner of Republican and Church
streets, fell yesterday morning and
broke several Telephone wires. al
though the workmen endeavored to
prevent it from injuring the wires. :.
It is easier to keep well than get cured
DeWitt's Little Early Risers taken now
and then, will always keep your bowels in
perfect order. They never gripe but pro-
mote an easy action.--J. S. Hughson & Co.
Z. W. Vogel has securd the services
of a first class wall paper hanger and
decorator and will be pleased to re-
ceiye orders. Oct. 30-2t.
The returns from the Lee county
are being tabulated today by the COM
missioners of election for Sumter
county There will be no material
change in the results as made known
last week.
A stamp window has been opened at
the postohice. This will prove to be
a great convenience to persons desiring
stamps while the delivery windows are
crowded. Any improvements that
benefit the public in general are al
ways very acceptable.
The piles that annoy you so will be
quickly and permanently healed if you use
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
worthless counterfeits.-J. S. Hughson Il
Co.
Messrs Geo. NJ. Reid and John S. R.
Brown, of this county, have been
drawn to serve en- the jury of the De-
cember term of the U. S. District
Court in Charleston, the former being
on the grand jury and the latter on
the petit jury.
The rain on Saturday night was 4
welcomed one. The dust has been
laid for few days, at least. and the
weather is quite pleasant. If the rest
of the week continues so, Columbia
will have fine Fair weather.
Those famous little pills, DeWitt's Little
Early Risers compel your liver and bowels
to do their duty, thus giving you pure, rich
blood to recuperate your body. Are easy
to take. Never gripe.-J. S. Hughson q
Co.
Mr.. W. D. Colclough. who lives in
the Fork section, had the misfortune
to lose his dwelling house by fire on
the 18th. He is reported to have
saved most of the contents. The house
was partly covered by insurance
Manning Farmer.
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DEATH.

Mrs. Mary Anna Davis, wife of Mr.
A. I. Barron, and daughter of the
late James E. Davis, of Manning, died
at her. home in Manning at l1.45 last
Friday morning after a brief illness.
She was only % years old and leaves
two little children.
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MARRIED..

At st. Johns Methodist Church.
Smithyiile, S. c., on Thursday, Octo-
Der 18th, Rev. ]. H. Thacker oficiat-
ing, Mr.. Lucian James, of Colubmia,
and Miss Ada Weldon, Of Smithyille.
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BlGGING AMI TIES CHEAP.

WE HAVE a lot Of good second hand
Bagging which we will sell at AZ cents a
pound, put up in bundles of 80 yards.
Also good second hand Ties at S1.00 a
bundle. No bundles broken. Apply at
SUMTER COTTON MILLS.
Or to Altamont Moses, Secty.
Oct St
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A Coming Marriage.

Cards are ont for the marriage Of
Mr. John B. Fishburn and Miss Jeanie
Gibson, daughter Of Mr.. B. G. Glib
son, of this city on November 7th.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. ". Ed. Dick was IN the city TO-
day.
Mr.. Paul j. Kennedy has returned
to Clifton, S. G..
Mr.. j. A.. Mills, of Mayesville, was
IN town Monday.
Mr.. J. V. Wilson went to Columbia
yesterday morning.
Mr.. George Muldrow, of Salem, was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. Frank Barron, of Manning, was
in the city Monday
Mrs. G. E. King, of Mayesyille, was
3 town Saturday.
Mr.. John Mccoy, of Greenwood,
was in town Friday.
Mr.. E. ". Dabbs, of Goodwill, was
In the city Saturday.
Mr. C. Van Waller, of Darlington,
was in the city Monday.
Mr.. j. L. Parrots, of Bishopville,
was in town Monday.
Dr.. Thos. Fowxorsh, of Smithyille,
was in town yesterday.
NJ. G. Galluchat, Esq, Of Manning,
spent Monday IN town.
Rey. Wrn. Haynsworth and wife are
visiting relatives in the city.
Mr. J. T. Barron, Of Columbia, was
in the city Friday morning.
Mss Lena Kirkley, of Camden,
went to Orangeburg Monday.
Miss Minnie Moses is spending the
week with relatives in Colubmia.
Mrs John Sholar, of Fayetteville, N.
c., is visiting relatives in this city.
Miss Fannie Strauss, of Mayesyille,
is visiting Miss Fannie Ryttenberg.
Mr.. Arthur Kibler, or NeWberry,
was in the city Thursday on bust
ness.
Mr.. A. Mannheim went to Hartsville
Monday to install a Kitson lighting
plant
Mr.. ". McB. Afford, of Dillon, is
visited his sons, the Drs. Afford, yes
terday.
Mrs. Mont. Moses, of Colorado, is
visiting her mother, Mrs, 0. q.
Moses.
Misses L.ottie Young and Adele Nc
Leod, of Rembert, were in the city
Friday.
Miss Lillian Moses has returned from
Colorado, after stay of several
months.
Mrs. j. R. Mayes and daughter,
Miss Elma, of Mayesyine, were in the
city Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Ingram, of
Stateburg was in the city for several
days last. week.
Mrs. W. S. Smith and Miss Fannie
Sumter of SmithYille. spent few
days in town last week.
Miss Bertha Kirkley, of Camden,
and Miss Ella DeLorme. went to
Columbia Monday morning.
B. Frank Kelly, ESQ, of Bishop
vile, was In town yesterday on busi-
ness connected with the Lee county
election.
Drs. Parler and Dwight of Wedge
field were in the city last Friday night
attending the meeting of the County
Medical Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". S. Jones have re-
turned to the city from Rock Hill,
where Gh6y nave D06n aGU0NolnS Iuo
marriage of Mr.. E. G. Jones and Miss
Lura Ruff, on the 23d inst.
Mrs. J. II. Brunson has gone to
Sumter, whence after spending few
days she viii go to Camden to attend
the marriage of her niece, Miss
Vaughan.-Florence Times.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Neveland Brand
of Wilmington, n. c., are visiting
Mrs. S. a. Brand
Mr. Altamont Moses is attending the
State Fair.
Mrs. R. S. Hood is visiting Mrs.
Carrie G. McCreery of Columbia.
Mrs. Archie China is spending few
days in Columbia.
Mr.. T. N. Griffin, of Magnolia,
went to Columbia this morning.
Mr.. ". T. Grant went to Columbia
last night to spend a few days.
DR.. China is having some repairing
done to the interior and front of his
drug store which is quite an improve
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DR.. China is having some repairing
done to the interior and front of his
drug store which is quite an improve
ment.
Agricultural liens will not be so easy
to get next year and the result will be
that farm laborers will rot be so hard
to hire.
For sprains, swellings and lameness
there is nothing so good as Chamberlain s
Pain Balm. Try it. For sale by DR.. A. j.
China.
The receipts form the organ recital
on Wednesday evening amounted to
s1o7::
At the election of officers of the
Euphradian Society, of the South
Carolina College, on Saturday night,
Mr.. R. E. Dennis, of Bishopville, was
chosen president.
When you have no appetite, do not rel
ish your food and feel dull after eating,
YOU may know that you need a dose Of
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
Price, 25 cents. Samples free at DR.. A. J.
China's drug store.
The members of the End Regt.
Band wish to express their thanks to
al those who so kindly assisted them
in their concert last week. They APP
preciate fully all the assistance given
them in helping to make the concert a
success.
An alarm of IRE was rung in Thurs
dav at 12:45. A small building at the
J
flames, but the hose companies re-
sponded quickly and no damage of any
consequence was caused by the flames.
s19 50 buys a s25 Bicycle. Call on
E. ". Vogel. Oct. 30-2t.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

D. j. Chandhr-Men's $40 Suits.
O'Donnel s. Cove Told You So. =
N. B. McSWeeney, Gov.-Proclama-
tion.
Schwartz Bros-Tha Power of
Values.
John Robinson's circus-coming to
Sumter.
Estate of Rich'd R. singleton-Final
Discharge.
Rev. Sam P. Jones-In Sumter FRI
day Night.
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HANDS WANTED-several families
can find employment at the Sumter Cot
ton Mills. sept 1S-4t
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FOR sALE-A limited quantity of
King Cotton Seed. Apply to W. B. Boyle
Oct 9-tf
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5 doz Ladies' fine pure wool Un-
dervests and Pants-fne for the
price 81, but for Friday we say, 10a
each, ~
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n pcs pure all wool white Flannei 900 |
III worth 30c as special Friday only F~F@O
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l case 36-in Fruit of the Loom
Bleach-This is one yard wide, ~
Friday, ~
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100 pieces Torchon Lace at &c, SC and &c
Also Insertings, worth double.
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sc White Bed Spreads, extra large ooo
hemmed, Friday at 69c and O0e
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10 doz ladies merccrized Shirt Waists
braided. III colorS and black. worth ~
81. Friday at
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DR.. China is having some repairing
done to the interior and front of his
drug store which is quite an improve
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hEARNE.

Miss Tarver is visiting relatives in Aust n
Mrs. 5. n. Porter Of Mumford was a
visitor to this city Thursday.
Misses Elizabeth Wccden ard Nellie Lee
Brown are visiting reat YES In Austin
The married ladies' are arranging TO give
a masquerade ball the latter part OF next
Mrs. W. d. IIenscn IS visiting relatives
in Alvin
vert
Mr.. and Mrs b. H. Knox visited rcla-
t.NcS H. BRYAN Wednesday and Thursday
McSdamcs Polk Melton aud T.. 5. Grogan
We're visitors 20 Calvert Thursday
Mrs. George r. DOMAIN Is visiting rcla.
lives in Brownwood
Mrs Y. W. Burns left Tuesday Tor
MoNid.
Miss Floy Bcckham has returned from a
visit 10 Houston.
~ Mrs. y, +. Brashear visited in Calvert
Thursday
Mrs T. johnson and sisiS, Miss Ham
mon. left Wednesday for Hampstead IN a
visit TO relatives
Mr. and Mrs Sol Katzcnstein visited i'm
Calvert his week.
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ORANGE.


The week at Orange already savors of
the 'Yuletide" time. in consequence OF
which the absorbing topic is Christmas
presents. The nearest approach to a so
clal function in sight is a dance on Christ
mas night, but 1t is 10 be nothing elab'
crate II has been decided TO give an old
fashioned Christmas affair, delightful
though It will be- After Christmas social
affalfs Will assume an altogether dlhereut
appearance There Is TO be masqle'
rade ball Invitations are now being is,,
sued Following upon this the l.lks VIII
entertain Then card parties galore are
LAST Friday aud Saturday nights the
school children gave series of most az
Iightful entertainments at the opera mousse
10 enormous crowds.
Miss Ethel Malone has returned 70 the
cIty from n three weeks visit 10 hOus-
Mrs. r. II. Bland. who had been spend,
Ing several days 10 Houston Is usain iu
Mrs r. r. Eastlu. after pleasant visit
among relatives in Houston has retnIheu
Mrs. Pond left last Tuesday night Tor lI
Cuba Ala where she has son Nerf, ~.
Miss Amelia GrccnWald has reiufhfu y"
,be titv from 4 visit 10 Houston
Mrs j. ". Parker and Miss sAo!s
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Grant. who after six months service. was
succeeded d., Gencial John NJ. Schoheld
OF GLrhcid'B cabinet members nut one
coutint ed 10 serve with President Arthur
II ron ghnut his catirc term. Ihat ore was
u, herr r. Lincoln, who continued Is score
tary ~ war until the close NJ President
Autilr's term. March 2, 1850 ~ the rest
Of Tho members OF G3r6eldF cabinet. tx.
cent Mr. Window, held over until af-@r
the opening OF the regular session ~ con
gross. In December, 1881, although, win the
execution NJ Mr.. Lincoln as sscretury ~
war the la6t ~ the Garfield cabinet wns
out Of office within less than seven months
II ON the day Of Garfcld's death.
William Window ~ Minnesota, secretary
of the treasury, severed his connection With
the Arthur cabinet October ~ 1851. slight
ly less than one month after President Gar.
fields death Mr.. Window WIS succeeded
hy Charles ! Foger 81 New York, who died
In Septeulber, 1881. and was succeeded by
Walter o Gresham ~ Indiana and one
month later Hugh McCulloch Of Indiana
became secretary Of the treasury, Illng ont
the term which closed March 4. 1888.
James G. Blaine Of Maine continued score
tary Of state IN President Arthur cabinet
unfu December %, 1881. when be- was sue.
o-eded by Frederick 7. Fielinghuysen OF
New Jersey.
Wayne Macyeagh OF Pennsylvania CON
tinucd ia Arthur's cabinet as attOrnes gen
cial until December ~. 1881, when he was
succeeded by Timothy o. Howe Of Wiscon-
sin.
Ssmuc, j. KirkNood II loWa confirmed ~
.ecfeiniv n the Interior 10 Arthur cabinet
until April G. iSs2, when ne was succeeded
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HUNTSVILLE.

Mr.. Charles Pinckney Traylor Of River
side and Miss Dora Lindsey Of this city
were married Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs. NJ. T..
Lindsey The wedding was a quiet one.
ONLY the relatives OF the contracting par.
ties and the ueighhOrs being present The
large number Of presents sent IN were a
silent testimony OF the number OF friends
Of both parties. The bride was stvllsnIv
ard becomingly dressed I'm n travelling
gown % dark brown cloth trimmed in yef
vet and cream applique Mr. aud Mrs
Traylor left on the , o'clock t,ain for
the City OF Mexico, whore they are N
spend their honeymoon. after which they
VIII make their home in Riverside
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WHARTON.


MISS Annie Laurie stafford entertained a
number Of youthful friends with birth
aay party last Friday night in honor Of
her fourteenth birthday Some very
ualnty souvenirs were presented by friends
as mementoes Of the occasion The party
was rendered their young relative at the
npvspUahle home OF Mr.. and Mrs Ton,
bbrooks. and Miss Auuie Laurie aud Mrs.
bieukS both made admirable hpStrSscs
9 gdets ANGEL Graham and Courtland
the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. staples Of Mathews
ton. '' - - '''
Mrs; r. Norris has returned TO her home
~ hlcn after pleasant visit to her par.
'nts Nh and Mrs. K. b Huston
mrs. 4 j. Horton aud daughter, Miss
lI9a' Viii leave this week for Hot Springs
ana VIII also visit relatives In Louisville
dld other points IN Kentucky.
. Mrs. l.. r. Beadlc will entertain the New
Nentury club Friday afternoon ut her
apartments In the Nation hotel
hey. ANA Mrs. W. $. Thomas OF Rich.
mond spent some days In Wharton prcpara-
Tory 70 moving to Houston. where the rev
eiend gentleman has charge Of a church
Mr.. aud Mrs. T. u. May were among
tue visitors 10 the Bayou city this week.
MIS-, i'll. g. Damon Of Corsicana was IN
Bolton.
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MINERAL WELLS.

Miss Willie McCrcnry has gone to Fort
Worth for a few weeks visit.
Miss Mae Green has returned home from
the Add-Ran college at Waco TO spend the
holidays with her parents,
Mrs. c. W, Wilson and her cousin, Mrs.
E. F.. Large, loft last Monday for Fort
Worth. where they will remain until after
the holidays.
Miss Eveene Henderson Of Springtown
left for her home last Wednesday after
spending two weeks here, guest Of Mrs
James W. Keeling
Miss Maggie Cogdell has returned home
from Wcatherford TO spend the holidays
with her parents.
Mrs. G. lie Rlond and hcr daughter, who
have been spending two weeks win A. !.
Plckrell, have returned TO their homo in
Ohio.
Mrs. Nancy higgins, who has been mere
for some time the guest Of her son, J, H.
higgins, and daughter, Mrs. E. D. Bate
man, has returned to her home at weather
ford.
Mrs, Kearby and son OF Dallas are at
the Piedmont
u. G.. are visiting their son, ARA H. Hut
on Keechi. north of this city.
Mrs. j. Cook has returned from Ardmore'
j. l. higgins and family have gone to
II. NJ Berry and Jeff n. Rimare have
returned from Houston, whore they have
been In attendance on the Masonic Grand
Lodge.
Mrs. Matt Skccn entertained party OF
Young people at her elegant Fast Mountain
home this week. Various games were IN
dulged in and dainty refreshments were
served Those present were Misses Mytl
oliver. Annie Belle IIerndon, Bennic rig,
gins. Lucille Foster, Cleo Newton ana
Messrs. RAY Herndon. Harry kcarns. pun,
can stevenson Albert Lindley Roy Cullum
and Sam Jones rL,,
Mrs. r. F. Holmes has goue TO Brennan
10 spend the holidays.
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CALVERT.

The Epworth League enjoyed a masque
rade party at the hospitabIe home Of Or.
and Mrs. g. X Proctor Friday night.
The Aloha club has announced their In
tcntiop 10 keep open house to thclr friends
at their club rooms on New Years day.
Mpsdamos T. $. Gropan and Robert Al
Mrs l.. r. l'1ler ana daughter. Miss
Maugcrite. returned Tuesday after i hriei
visit to Dallas,
Mr. Reagan McCrsry OF BAYLOR univer
rty il at home fOr the holidays
Misses Maggie Adouc and Ruby Gibson
arc NJ home from college at Dallas 10 ENJOY
the Nmas hCiiGaYs.
Mrs. J +. Mckinley Of Bremoud visited
Calvert WEDNESDAY.
Miss Katie nryls Of Hearnc is visiting
Miss Edna IIiii
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win reaches this result, his conclusion may
he stated as being that both the day and
The mouth are iengthening--the mouth
here being the lunar month or
time Of the revolution OF the moon about
the esrth~-but that the rate Of Increase OF
the day Is much more rapid than that of
fhe month This will 90 on until both day
and month are equal to hfty-hvs Of our
present days when moon and earth will
60 round as though locked together, the
moen always face 10 face with the same
part Of the earth,s surface, and the two
bodies moving as though they were united
BY bar. In this seemingly remarkable
state, says Prof. Darwin. this planet and
its satellite will remain. How long IL will
be before these conditions come about eau
not be stated, but certainly ages on ages
In like manner Prof. Darwin goes back
10 a time when there were Twenty-Five
rotations Of the earth In lunar months. In
stead OF twenty-seven and one-third as
now This WAS the maximum number and
comparatively speaking a recent event.
Going back still further ne ends the earth
revolving on It's axis faster aud faster, ana
the moon revolving eround the planet la
shorter and shorter periods, aud closer
and closer 70 IL, until we reach,'a time
when the two were In actual contact and
reyolyed az one body IA from three to I'VE
hours. This was the initial. but unstable,
condition OF our little system. When beth
reyolve In tho same time but In hfty-aye
DAYS Instead Of a few hours, u will he
the hnal and stable condition. We have, rs
Prof. psrwin Hnde II, irst passed the aid.
die stage Of our histoEya 49,.
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Social News from
Texas Cities.
BRYAN.

MISS Beulsh Allen Of Austin is vislt,nr
Mrs. Frank Ashford. ''''"s
MISS Sulia Conn has returned 10 Made,
VIE after visit ~ her sister Mrs ~
F. Gibbs. SHs W.
Mrs. John w Doremus and Mice o..u.
Doremus returned yesterday from n,,,s
ant WISH TO Mrs, a. Necco at Houston.
Dr. and Mrs. Bev. Harrison ,r p.,,,.
are visiting relatives in this city "''Aes
Mrs. John NJ. Fielder is Visiting roi,,,.
aud friends In Navasota. ''''''Fes
Mrs. viii Kinney has returned 70 For,
Mrs v.'" n NIT Visit to her parents, Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Hobgood of San Mar.
I is,aar are IN Bryan with view to permanent
Miss May Belle Hartman. who has bco,
lseacnlng school near Nnvasota arrived TO-
day 10 spend the holidays at home
heY and Mrs. +. L. Shettles have return.
ed from the Huntsville conference
MIS-; Wills and Mr.. Joe Willis have re.
turned to Waco. Mrs, Berry Keller remain
ing while longer, the guest OF Mr. ana
Mrs. A. NJ. Waidrop "'iu
Mrs. Fred Pryor Of this city is visiting
her parents In Bolton and will remain until
atter New Years Day.
Miss Dpllic Carr and Miss Mac Cole 70.
| turned Friday from san Antonio. whore
tney went to attend the wedding Of Miss
Bessie Beckham Of that city and MIR A. l..
Mayor and Mrs. j. s. Mooring visited
| Navasota this week to attend the wedding
Of their niece. Miss BESSIE Barry of that
city, and Mr.. Ed +. Blackshcnr, editor Of
the Navasota Examiner
Misses Kendrick arrived Saturday erom
California to spend the holidays with their
grandparents, Judge and Mrs, Spcnscr Ford
of this city.
Miss Edith Coburn Noyes Of Barton, an
accomplished dramatic reader and imper-
senator, gave n highly crcditahle entertain.
ment at the opera house Friday evening
under the auspices Of the Mutual Improve.
ment circle. The ladies Of this ctlh have
undertaken 10 raise fund with which To
purchase public library Their first effort
was a brilliant success.
The ladies OF the Methodist church ar.
ranged doll bazaar for the Christmas trade
and ii hgs proved quito success Many
HANDSOME dolls lave been sold and very
large ard elegant dressed doll will be given
to the most popular little girl in Bryan,
the votes 10 be counted on the evening of
December "a.
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LoCKHART.

Mrs. Bennett and son arc visiting Hous.
ton this week.
Mrs Tim Bnncy and children visited
relatives and friends at Manor this week.
Misses Tllcr and higgins NJ Iullng visit.
ed the family Of Mr.. W. f. Mcdowell this
week
Miss Lula Reynolds. who Is attending
school IN san Antonio, is al home 10 spend
the holiday vacation.
Mrs w 7 Richards OF High Point left
few days ago 10 visit her old home in
Mississippi.
Mrs A. r. storey and Mrs Joe Blanks
visited San Antonio Monday and Tuesday
of this week.
Misses Ada and Ida Kelly loft Tuesday
for Johnson county 10 spend the hoIidays
DR. DauGherty and wife NJ Feniress we're
in the civ, shopping for Christmas, last
wednesday.