The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-09-02
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Mrs. c. f. Mccormack is visiting
her uncle. Mr. Arthur o'Neal. in
Charleston.
Mr.. III. w. Scarborough. OF Bishop
Vile. was In the city for awhile on
Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Mark Reynolds has returned
TO the city after trip to Massachu-
sets TO visit his daughter at that
place. Mrs. Reynolds. who accom-
panied him on the trip. will return
later.
Mr.. +. II. Woodruff has returned
TO the city after months stay In
the mountains Of North Carolina.
Mr.. III. J. McLaurin. Jr.. left for
Charleston Monday evening on busi-
ness.
Mrs. C. 8. Kinssmore and baby
have returned from a visit to relatives
In Greenviile.
Mr.. NJ. w. seabrook left for Char
lesion Monday night
Dr. Nathan. Of Charleston, Is visit
ing In the city.
Dr. II. A. Mood left Monday night
20 see II his wife and children. who
were at Pawiey's Island had suffered
any from the storm.
Mr.. T. ID. Ravenei left Tuesday
morning for Charleston to look over
the wreckage caused by the storm.
Dr. and Mrs David y I'm have re-
turned to the city after o trip to At
lantic City and New York.
Mr.. Walter Moore returned to Con-
garee Tuesday morning after visit
to his home at Dalssll. |
Mr.. q. A. Rogers. OF 8ishopville.
passed through the city Tuesday
-aornins on his way to Columbia.
Mr.. c. w. Chandler. OF wedgef,eid.
was In the city Tuesday morn
Ing.
President Z. w. Dabbs. OF the State
Farmers Union. passed through the
city Tuesday morning.
,drs. n. c. Richardson left We'd
nssday morning to visit relatives at
Boykin. "a
Mr.. r.. j. Manning has returned to
the city after Visiting his daughter.
Mrs. Berkeley. In North Carolina.
Mr.. Eugene Cuttino left Tuesday
for Charleston to look over the
wreckaxe caused BY the storm.
'Mr. Carson jenkins has returned
TO the city from the summer resorts
OF Western North Carolina where he
spent several weeks.
Mr.. Clinton Walsh has accepted a
position In the clothing department
of McColium Bros. Store.
Mrs. o. ~. Hill. Of Cartersviiie.
who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs l. +. Adams. for the past five
weeks. has returned home.
Miss Theirna Adams has returned
home after staying I'm Hartsville and
Timmonsviile for several weeks.
Mr. J. NJ. Moorer. n prominent at
torney OF waiterboro. stopped In the
city for several hours Tuesday on his
way from Columbia TO Cameron.
Miss Helen Tames. Of Manning, re-
turned TO her home In Manning We'd
nesday morning. after visiting friends
In the city tor several days,
Mrs. ,. NJ. Carson and Miss Grace
Carson passed through the city We'd
nesday on their way TO their home
at Dalzeil after attending the Do
veaux-smith wedding at summerton.
ar. A. v. Shell. Secretary Of the
Chamber OF Commerce. has returned
to the city after visit to relatives
In Yorkvilie.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Lemuel King have
returned to the city after a delight
full isit to relatives at Wilmington
and wrightsviiie Beach.
Misses Eta sadler and Mary Adams
Of Rock Hiil are visiting Mrs. ID. X.
McCallum. Jr.. on Broad street.
Mrs. NJ. l. i>ovelace OF Newber.
~. IL visiting MIRA w. A. Kinard.
Misses Anna l.. Rosalle. Violet
and Master w. A. Brown have re-
tufned from a pleasant visit TO their
grand parents at summervine.
Misses Edith Moore and Lizzie
Nelson left Thursday for State
burg where they WILL attend a dance
tonight and spend some time with
relatives