The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1906-08-17

1850 N CIV D6iltuS VIII
MIR w. r. SWEET has our THANKS
for favors.
Mrs Wiley Atkinson has been
spending q week at Red Springs.
Rev. w. s.. Martin is spending
u weeklwith his sister at Hender-
sonville. N. @.
Mr. W. W.. Bruce, now of Col.
'umbia has been spending o few
days at home.
Mr.. w. II. Kirkwood and fam.
lily have gone ON their annual
trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gravitt, who
have been on a visit to Georgia
have returned home.
Mrs. j. M. Howell left Satur.
day for Wilmington and Wriehts
vile for her health.
Mr.. Arthur Knight, r. II. d.
route Inspector is spending a
few days at home.
We regret to learn that Mrs G..
IS. Barrett is quite sick from the
effects Of a severe cold.
Miss Jean Covington left Mon
day to visit relatives in Summera
ton Clarendon county.
Mr.. and Mrs S. j. Pearson and
children spent Sunday with re.
latives in Smithville.
Mr. George Rivers spent Sun.
day with his sister in Chester.
field.
Mr. j. S. Lilies of Brightsvifle
was down Saturday. He is still Il
sufferer with rheumatism.
Miss Susie Powers IS on visit
TO her sister Mrs Dinglc in Clar.
endon county.
Mrs Sol Brown and children
left Monday for Charleston and
Beaufort to visit her sisters.
We I pleased to learn that
Mr.. II. l.. Grassland. who wasablc
to come home Saturday, is impro.
wing.
Mr.. A. T.. Miller that clever
little fat nan at McKcllar's is
wearing smiles now.
Mrs Mastin Quick of Smith
vile past through town yester-
day OF her way to visit hor broth
er at McColl.
Miss Sbuler Cooper now of
Sumter who has been spending a
week with Miss Clara Dullard,
returned home Monday.
: Mrs r M. Edens and children
) OF Sumter ~ oyer on q visit &c
her parents, MIR. and rsThomas
Fraser.
Mr.. Thomas j, Caple, now OF
Wilmington, has been spending
week with his parents Mr.. and
Mrs B.. a. Caple.
Rev N. B.. Clarkson of Lamar
who assisted Rev w. Smith Mar.
tin # Hohr0n sud Thonanal. e
tura4a Ions lf"iday,
Mr Georga ri. I}r,N .o. With
uaW' ives ia Oiio, rrilr3al sat
70 spend q i1luuth Mh l.is ptr.
outs iii .tIe8 IIjl.
Mr.. j G, Harden, who has
been spending two weeks at his
old home in North Carolina has
returned very much benefited.
Mrs j. w. Patrick of Darling.
ton who have been spending a
week with relatives here have
returned home.
Mrs Rachel Wallace Ross and
chrildren, who have been spend
ing three weeks with her parents
have returned to their home il
! Charlotte.
+. Mrs Annie Wallace Graham
and children who have beer
spending q few weeks with hel
/. parenta loft Saturday for hel
home in Orangeburg.
Little Vivian Mathews. daugh.
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs Oscar Math.
Iews, who has had q severe case
OF typhoid fever, is now able tc
be up again.
Mrs CB Pate and children OF
Salemburg, N. c., who have
been spending two weeks with
her mother and relatives horc T. @
turned home Tuesday.
Messrs Wilks Knight Of BAN.
burg and Furman Knight of Sum.
ter wcre both able to get here
: in time to attend the funeral oil
Q their father Mr.. a. II. Knight
We + glad to report tina
! Miss Alma Stanton, who has
been very sick for two weeks al
the home Of Mr.. Charlie Web
ster with fever, is considerabl,
better.
t Mr.. and Mrs j. r.. Eason, oul
: clover and efficient managers OF
the Express Office, have gone tC
the mountains on a two weeks
vacation. Mir. d. j. Wilkins o.
Goldsboro, N. c., will have
charge Of the Office while they