The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1913-07-09
PERsoNAL

friends.
Miss Cecile McKagen is visiting
relatives I'm Camden
Mrs Horace Hardy has gone to
Hendersonville TO stay for some time.
Four young ladies stood the exam
ination for Winthrop College which
was held In the court house Friday.
Miss Edith Parrott. State Super
visor OF Girls Tomato Clubs was In
the city today for a cor terence with
Miss Mary Lennon. Supervisor for
Sumter county In reference to the
tomato club work in this county. Miss
Parrott expressed herself as very
much pleased with the progress OF
tho work here and as particularly
pleased with the showing that the
Sumter county delegation to the
meeting Of tomato club girls made in
Darlington on the 3rd
Mr.. Nsill O'Donnell and chauffeur
went to Hendersonville. n. c.. Mon
day In Mr.. O'Donnelis car.
Mrs. Neil o'Donneli and Miss Mar
jor Monaghan have gone to Hender-
sonviiie. NJ c.. to spend the summer.
Mr. Jacob Walters. of Ellenton, has
eeen iG town the latter part OF the
week in the Interest OF the State mis-
Gl0nary work Of the Christian church
90 of south Carolina.
Rev. David Klein leaves Sunday for
New York, from which place ne will
sail for a trip abroad.
Mrs. David Klein and son and
daughter. Mr.. Arnold Klein and Miss
Eleanor Klein, leave Sunday for
Ocean View. Va.
Misses Lena and Jessie Barnett
are spending the summer at BaIsam
Mountain. ". C. ..,.
Mrs. w. s. Reynolds and children
have gone TO sullivan's Island for
stay OF some time.
Miss Laura Richardson has gone
20 Fayetteville. ". c., to visit Miss
Grace McNeill.
The many friends Of Mr.. c. E.
stnbbs will be glad to know that his
health Is steadily improving. after his
recent serious illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Folsom and
two little daughters. Nellie and Iva
Belle. have returned from delight
fui visit to Florida and Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. III. Tisdaie are
spending sometime at wrightsville
Beach. t
The friends of little Miss Lille Fol-
som will lie sorry to know she has
been quite sick. but are glad to hear
she Is now improving.
Mrs. w. J. Archer and children. ac-
companied by Miss Christine Mul-
ler left Thursday morning for Ander-
son to visit relatives.
Miss Helen Thompson ~ in Man
ming visiting her school mate, Miss
Mtargarite Nlmmer.
Mr.. L. III. Edwards OF. Marion, an
Ex-Confederate veteran who was
stopped on his way to Gettysburg by
his physician and not allowed to go
on account OF his health. Is visiting
NJ u. w. Ovens
Mr.. John Myl,s. ~ Greenwood. a
one tire Sumter boy VINO eft here
ns a drummer boy In Capt. John s.
RichuadeOh's company ~ he Con-
federate War Is I'm the city for few
days
Misses Margle and Marie Ander-
son. OF Florence. spent the Fourth In
the city. returning home Saturday
afternoon.
Mrs. s. A. Daniels. OF Bishopville. Is
spending the day In the city with rel
atives.
Miss Marie Jones has returned to
tho city after a stay OF two weeks at
Columbia.
Mr.. George A. Briggs. OF the Au-
gusta Herald. vas a visitor in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. X. I. Manning and children
have gone To Saluda. ". c.. to spend
the remainder OF the summer.
Messrs. ID. Frank Kelley and It. c..
Mcleod of Blshopvllle were In the
city Monday In attendance upon court.
Mr.. w. Marion Scott left this after
noon for New York from which place
he sails Thursday for n trip to- Eu-
rope. where he will be gone the re-
mainder OF the summer
Mr.. and Mrs J. l.. McCallum and
little Julius. Jr.. spent yesterday with
Mrs. McCallum's parents. DR. and
Mrs. J. NJ. ouattlebaum. they having
mOtored To the city from Charlotte