The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1910-12-07


Mr. p. II. Thorne. OF Kingstree.
was In the city Thursday.
Mr., c. r. Sprott. general manager
OF the Manning Cotton Seel OIL
Company was In Sumter Thursday.
Miss Carolyn Cromer. of Newber-
~. is the guest Of Mrs. Horace Hardy.
Rev. r. w. Munnerlyn, OF Pinewood
was In the city Friday.
MT Walter Mccoy. Of oswego. was
In the city Friday.
Mr.. r. w. Dabbs. OF Goodwill, was
In the city for a while Friday
Mrs. r.. III. Noise and Miss Cecile
Noise returned from Philadelphia
last week after pleasant visit of
several weeks at that place.
DIT. B. b. Breeden. formerly Of
this place. but now of Bennettsvllle
was In the city Friday.
Mr.. Thomas Henderson. travelling
salesman for the Jenkins Auto Spe-
cialty CO.. Is In the city for a few
days.
Mr.. A. X. Sanders of Hagood was
In the city Saturday.
Mr.. Henry Rembert OF Creston
spent Saturday In the city.
Hon. Louis Appelt. Editor Of the
Manning Times. was in the city Fri
day.
Mr.. w. Minter Turner. OF Manning.
was In the city Fdiday.
Mrs. +. L. Asbury. OF Clarksville
Ca. who has been on visit to her
daughter. Mrs. p. @. Bowman. has
returned home.
Mr. owen Sanders. a resident of
the Hagood section. was In the city
Saturday.
Mrs. J. Il. Hearon went to Bishop
Nflle Saturday for visit TO rela-
tipes at that place.
Mr.. L. II. McCutchen. OF Charles
ton was In the city today on a visit
to his brother. Mr.. Jas McCutchen.
Mr.. C. III. woodley. OF Summerton.
was In the city for a while this. morn
ing on his way 90 Columbia.
Miss Susie MAY Cloyde went to CO.
,umh.a this r,ornisg to attend the
play at tho Co'emb.a ,heatre tonight.
Mr. ard MrA H.. p. Pitts have re-
turned 40 t..c city after a trip OF two
weeks 20 New York washington and
other pJints North. returning 10y way
of Charleston. Mr.. and Mrs. Pitts
will make their home for the present
with Ms. China. on Main street.
Mrs. J. F. Reid. of Rock Hill, re-
turned to that place Monday morning
sftsr s.cpping several days on her
return from ". ID. q. Convention at
Georgetown with Dr. and Mrs. G. w.
Dick
w. T. Aycock. Esq. OF Columbia,
was In the city Monday on business.
Mr.. c. w. McGrew. who has been
employed In th's printing Office for
the past nineteen years. beginning as
an apprentice when a small boy. and
for the past ten years acting as the
foreman OF the newspaper Office, left
on Saturday for Columbia. where he
will MI responsible position
with the Lutheran Publishing Co.
He is thoroughly competent all
round printer and 1t was with mu-
tual regret that the long existing re-
lations were severed.
Rev. III. II. Murchison. OF Bishop
Vile. passed through the city Monday
morning.
Mr.. G. NJ. Lumpkin. OF Columbia.
who came over 10 the Eiks Memorial
exercises Sunday. returned to Coium-
BIZ Monday morning.
Miss Alexander. who took part In
the Elks Memorial exercises Sunday.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. e. C. Hayns-
worth.
Rev. X. q. Finley. OF Columbia. was
In tho city Sunday to make the Elks
Memorial address.
Mrs. Query and daughter. Of Gtds-
osn passed through the city this
morning on their way To ST. Charles.
where they will stay for o short visit
To friends.
Col. w. ID. Scarborough. OF Dalzell.
was In the city today.
hessrs. J. 3. Sykes. J. II. Brown
and Il. 1. Reardon went to the Water
ee swamp today TO appraise the land
OF lumber company. and incident
ally TO hunt squirrels.