The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-05
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Coker College.
Misses Inez King and Kathleen
Walsh. who graduated from Coker
SCollege this session are at home 70.
the summer. :.
3 Mrs. M. j. Barrett received a mes.
sage today stating that her son, 10.
scph J. Barrett, had arrived safel,
over sea.
Misses Carolina Dick. Carolina
Richardson. Frances DeLorme, Dor.
othy Burns and Mary Brunson are n,
home from Winthrop College.
Mr. vardell Walsh left this mornine
for Camp Jackson.
Mr.. s. f.. Rickenbaker, A. c. L. sta.
fion master at this city lett this af-
ternoon for st. George. where he will
spend several days with his parents.
Mrs J. C. Skinner. OF Darlington
is visiting relatives in tho city.
Dr. ]. III. Morse leaves tonight for
his old home In Susquehanna. Pa.
having been called there by the ILL
ness OF his father, Mr.. j. c. Morse.
Gov. II. i. Manning was in the city
Yesterday on business.
Solicitor w. III. Cobb. OF Columbia.
who Is "A candidate for congress in
the Seventh District to succeed Hon.
a. +. Lever. was In town today.
Mrs Peter Gallagher has received
card from her son. serg.. Peter GAL
iagher. announcing his safe arrival
"over seas"
Mr.. Mark Reynolds has received
notice that his son. Sergt. William NJ.
Reynolds. has arrived savely I'm
France. sergt. Reynolds was former
b ly member of the Charleston Lirht
Dragons and served with that com
mand on the Mexican border.
Miss Mildred Walker. Of wrights-
Vile. Ca. is visiting Mrs. J. ii. He'll
day on ". Salem Ave.
Mrs. w. Il. Boiling. OF Nashville
Tenn spent yesterday in the city
with Mrs. G. z. Osteen.
Mrs. T. C.. Duncan and family left
Sunday for Baltimore and Providence
and other points OF interest I'm the
north.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Brown and lit
tie son will leave tomorrow for the
West. Mr.. Brown will visit the Will
inrd Storage Battery Co. at Cleveland.
Also the Auto Lite Electrical Co. at
Toledo. Mrs. Brown will visit her
Brothers and sisters in Ohio.
Mrs. j. F. Roach. who has been in
Greenville for several months, while
her husband was stationed at Camp
Sewer. has returned home since her
husband has been called for overseas
\service.
The many friends and relatives of
Julian F. Roach will be pleased to
know that he has arrived safely over
seas.
III. II. vanDeventer left for Chi
cago Friday evening on busines.
James Sanders and Sam Sanders,
Jr.. left Friday evening for Plattsburg,
". Y.
Mrs. Davis. mother OF Mrs. w. b.
Burns. left for Charleston Friday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Stubbs and
Master Wilbur Stubbs left this morn
Ing In Mr.. stubbs' car for their sum-
mer home at Lake Junaluska, ". C.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson ard children
and Miss Clare Hoyt LEFT today for
Lake Junaluska, ". G.
Mrs. j. c. Humphries has received
notice OF the safe arrival overseas OF
her sons, Cutler ID. and Willie X.
Humphries.
Mr.. =. A. Harvia has received
message from his brother. DR.. Frank
nj. Harvin. announcing his arrival in
France.
Mr. and Mrs J. r.. H. Goodman
and daughter. Marguerite, spent Sun
day with MIR. and Mrs. Roy w. Crou-
ser.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Amans are
visitisg Mrs. J. C.. Humphries on
Chestnut street.
Second Lieut.. Irving NJ. Richard
son has been promoted to First Lieu
tenant. his commission dating back
to May LIST. Lieut.. Richardson is now