The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1911-08-02
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Miss Lois Richardson. Of George
town. rs visiting her sister. Mrs. M.
II. Fiaum.
Mrs. Julian Chandler and little
daughter Nell. have returned from
Marion and Mullins. where they have
been visiting relatives.
Little Miss Ruth Lupo, Of Marion.
Is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Julian
Chandler. on West Liberty Street.
Miss Taeo stukes is. spending a
week In Camden.
Mr.. Julian Bradford Is spending
his vacation in waynesville. N. c.
Mr.. r. I. Manning left here Friday
for Charleston. accompanied by Mrs,
n. I. Manning. where he joins others
OF the party which will sail from
Charleston to Boston to represent the
state at the meeting of the Adver-
tising Clubs Of America.
A party consisting of Mrs. Archie
China. Miss Lucille DeLorme, Miss
Natalie Norman and Mr.. c. s. An.
derson left on Sunday for a trip
through the middle and western
States.
Capt. J. I. Iesesne. Of Oswego.
and Mr.. Moses Moore Of this city.
have gone to Atlanta to visit rela-
tivss.
The friends Of Mr.. ID. J. winn will
be glad to know that ne Is recov-
ering from his attack Of typhoid fever
at his home In Bishopville. but they
will be sorry to know that his wife
has also contracted the disease and
had to be taken to the Columbia hos
pitai for treatment
Col. and Mrs. X. ID. Lee left FRI
day morning for an extended trip
through the western states.
Mr. ID. c. Trippett and Miss Bessie
Trippett. Of Boykin. were In the
city Saturday.
A party consisting OF Messrs. Ely
Parker. Charley Gaillard. Charles
Emanuel and Henry Rembert yass-
ed throuhg the city on Saturday
on their way to Charleston. where
they will spend a few days.
Mr.. III. l.. Mccoy returned Friday
afternoon from weeks stay at
sunivan's Island.
Col. Z. j. watson. Of Columbia. re-
surnsd to that place Immediately sf-
ter his ak &c thc ~o--. House
Thursday uight.
Msssrs Geo. r.. Levy and Lucian I.
strauss are back from Atlantic City
~heso ,Asy went ~ at-snd the Elk
Convention. They have been gone
frc,o the city for three weeks on
their trip.
Mr.. I. 4. Watson. OF Florence, the
builder OF the first sand clay road In
this country. was In the city Thurs
day and Friday and will stay over
until after the election to work In
behalf Of the good roads issue.
Mrs. J. L. Irby and children were
In the city Saturday.
Miss Gertrude McConalyn. of Char
lesion and Miss Madge Edens. of
osweso. are visiting Miss Majorie
Lawrence.
Mr.. Ralph Flowers went to Bishop
Vile Monday to visit relatives.
Misses Annie and Essie Chandler,
OF olanta. are In the city attending
the summer school.
Mr.. Haries. Of Rembert. was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. Adoiph Mannheim spent Sunday
In the city.
Judge J. l.. ellis. Of Rembert,
spent Monday In the city.
Miss Gussie Hood left this morning
for a stay at Glenn Springs.
f' hNhc bclser " NlSltlng rela-
tives In the city.
Mrs. $. G. Bryan and Miss Gussie
Raffield left on Monday for Dalzeli
To visit relatives at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Reynolds. ac-
companied by Miss Julia Reynolds
and Miss Annie Richardon. will leave
this afternoon for Norfolk. at
which place they will take boat for
Boston To visit their daughter at Cam
bridge.
Mlsses Helen and orlella McI.aurn
left on Monday for stay at sa-
iuda.
Mr. Edwin Wilson and Mr.. Dwight