The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-06-12
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Miss Florence Stone OF Raleigh
n. c.. Is the guest of Mrs. Geo. d
Shore.
Mr.. Carson Jenkins has gone tc
Charleston TO enlist In the navy.
Mr.. Chas. III. schafer of Boston
Mass. who has been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Roy w. Crouscr. on w. Hamp-
ton avenue. is leaving for his home
tonight.
Mr.. w. T.. Murray. who has been
visiting at the home OF Mrs. w. c..
King. left this morning for his LONE
In Abbevilie.
Mr.. Young Shackelford. OF Ash
land. Va. former resident of sum-
ter is In the city on short visit.
Miss Olive Brown Is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. ID. s. Gregg, of Florence.
sergt Il. Turner White returned to
Camp Sewer this morning. after
spending several days with his par
ents.
lfilliard Folsom Is at home from
college.
LeGrand Dixon. Walter Rowland.
Aston Beck and James Boney left
Thursday evening for New York.
Mrs. ID. s. Gregg returned to her
home In Florence today after visit
Ing her sister. Mrs. j. A. Brown on w.
Liberty st.
Mrs. w. M. Wolfe Is spending few
days In Charleston.
MIR. and Mrs. b. C.. Wallace and
Miss Eleanor Wallace left yesterday
for spartanburg to attend wofford
College commencement.
Mr.. e. o. Ingram. after spending
several days in Clarendon county, has
returned to the city.
Miss Watson. of Abbevilie. has nc.
cepted n position with the firm of Lee
x Noise.
Mr.. Miles =. Gilreath, OF Carters-
Vile. Ca. is the guest of his aunt,
Mrs. Il. ID. Cole.
Lieut.. Banding Dick passed through
the city yesterday afternoon on his
way to his home In Hartsviile to spend
few days with his father, Mr.. L. w
Dick. He is just back from more than
six months service I'm France, having
been ordered back to this country to
act as an instructor. He has been
assigned TO Camp Jackson for three
months.
Mr.. Thomas Boyle is at home
from worord College.
Mr.. George McCutchen, of wisacky.
spent the day In town.
Capt. and Mrs. Charles e. Boineau
spent the day in the city.
Mr.. James ID. Graham has been
accepted for the next officers train
ing camp. having been recommended
by President Riggs OF Clemson. Mr.
Graham Is graduate OF Clemson
College and ne will probably be as
signed to the Engineers.
Miss Cora Amy Rawlinson, OF Con-
garee, and Miss Rosa Lee Neyie, OF
stateburg, are visiting their aunt. Mrs.
j. III. Johnson on Broad Street.
Miss Carrie Marshall Is back from
Winthrop. where she took a CONNER
ciai course the past session.
Mr.. v. III. Phelps received a letter
this morning from his son. Bertie Il.
Phelps. who arrived safely in France
several weeks ago. He says he lis
we'll and enjoying life as much as pos
sible. but is hungry for news from
Sumter.
Mrs. w. l.. Williamson. of Column
bia. Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Archie
China.
Miss Claree Nelson. of Manning, is
the guest of Miss Aziiee Mellette OH
North Church Street.
Mrs. Thomas Il. Flowers. accom-
panied by Misses Willie Owens, Ver-
meiie Johnston and Annie Hancock
have returned from visit to Mrs
Flowers parents. Mr.. and Mrs. III. L.
Johnston of Turbeville.
MAI. j Wesley Bradford was oper-
ated on for appendicitis I'm New York
yesterday. His wife was notified of
his illness and by the advice OF the
attending physician she left Cor New
York last night
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. G.. Haynsworth left
Friday evening for Salem, Ohio. to
Drevenstedt.
MIR and Mrs. Willie ]. Stuckey. Of
Bishopville spent the week END in the
city with her sister. Mrs Henry Nc