The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1918-08-21
PERSONAL.

Mrs. S. r. j. Smith has received {
overseas of her son, Sergeant L
Smith.
Miss Kathryn Baker, a graduate. o1
the Sumter High School, has accepted
a position as stenographer for D. W
Alderman & Sons at Alcolu.
Mrs. ]. C. Husbands and little
daughter, Rosalyn. have returned tc
their home in Columbia, after visiting
relatives and friends of this city
They were accompanied by Misses
The and Ruth Baker.
Mrs. l. n. Hall, of Fitzgerald
Ca, is the guest Of Mrs. T. r. Bur
ton on Sumter St.
Relatives of Private C. H. Wells
have received notice of his safe ar
rival overseas.
Mrs. t. G. Corbett of Greenville is
visiting Mrs. C. G. Rowland.
Lieut.. Earle Rowland has arrived
savely overseas, his father, Mr.. c. G.
Rowland, having received a message
to that effect today.
Mrs. John I. Brunson and little
grandson, Elton Boyle, and Misses
Carrie and Emma Brunson, have re-
turned from a visit at Ellington, n.
C.
Mrs F. NJ. Gregg and children, and
Miss Fannie Gregg, Of Florence, are
visiting Mrs A E. Gregg
Capt. Wendell NJ Levi has arrived
safely in France.
Miss Ellen Cahil1, of Charleston, is
visiting her niece, Mrs. J. j. Bren-
nan on East Liberty st.
Capt Harrison Saunders, U. S. A..
is Visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
" z. Saunders at their home in the
Stateburg neighborhood. Captain
Saunders was graduated l. year ago
and left very shortly for service in
France. He has won service bars
and promotion. in this time,
Mrs. w. L. Rose received inforn2a-
ton today that her brother, Lieut.. A.
D. Russell had been wounded in
France.
Mrs. j. H. Tiller has returned home
after spending ten days with her
mother, Mrs. E. C. Keels.
Mr.. II. T. Edens has been notified
Of the arrival Of his son, Corporal Fl.
C. Edens, overseas.
Mr.. r. L. Scaffe received a card an
nouncings the safe arrival of his
brother, John S.. Scaffe, overseas.
Mrs. w. Z. Gregg, Jr., and children,
af Norfolk, Va, are visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Julian Chandler.
DR.. J. H. Morse leaves tonight for
Philadelphia where he will attend the
American Veterinary Association
which meets next week.
Mr. Geo. Hamill, Of Augusa, Ca. is
visiting Mr.. Henry 6. McKagen. Mr.
Hamin was. manager Of the Western
Onion Office in this city a number of
years ago and is now manager Of the
Augusta omee.
Mrs. Clarence Haynsworfh. IS visit
ing. Miss Hattie Hanks at Andrews.
Mrs. e W. Dabbs, Jr:, who is visit
ing Bfr.. and Mrs. z. w. Dabbs at Sa-
lem, has received notice that Lieut.,
e. W., Dabbs, Jr., has arrived in
France.
Miss Marie Roessler, Of Charleston.
IS visiting. Mrs. S. F. Weeks on West
Liberty st.
Lieut.. ". H ,owman, U. S. N, :sf-
fer several months service with the
American fleet in European waters
is at home on a furlough.
Mr. William Rhame and family
who have been visiting his brother,
Nr. Coleman Rhame in Washington
D. c., have returned home.
Lieut.. ]. Pringle Brunson has ar
rived in France, according to, a mes
sage received a few days ago by his
family.
Miss vernie Langston, of Tinlmons-
vile, and Miss vignero Green of
Spartanburg, are visiting Miss Alene
Gentry on Baker st.
Mr.. V. Il. Phelps received a card
today from his. son, Julius 1. Phelps,
written ..on board ship in an Atlantic
port announcing his safe arrival
overseas.
Mrs. Isaac Schwartz has received
q cabIegram advising her of the safe
ardkaI overseas Of her son, Cyril
Schwartz.
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