Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1919-01-18
SATURDAY. -. JANUARY IS, 1919
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omorc year. lie belongs to rs Co. M.
I ID. NJ. G. Y. G. He IS fine young
mn and shows signs of army disci
pine
Mrs. Emma Johnson passed
through the city recently enroute
from New York to RINGER, Ga, her
home.
Mr., Clarence Rogers, formerly at
Benncusvillc. S. G. passed here re
Gently cnroutc home from Philadcl,
phia. He is employed by the Dupont
Chemical Company at good wages.
Miss ESsic White from YOUNGSTOWN
Pa. passed here cnroutc to Ocala.
F'la.
The following persons passed here
on business: Mr.. w. Fortune. of New
York, Mr.. w. II. Penn, of Winston
Salem, N. G.. from Il visit to Sumter
s. G.
Mrs. Victoria Jackson, Of the city,
Mrs. Bessie Williamson. Mr.. Daniel
Ncwsomc, Miss ora Evans, Of Now
York. Mr. Elisha ySon, Of Leland. n.
G.. wealthy farmer and mill owner
here TO visit his brother, Mr.. r. Il.
Montgomery, OF Brooklyn, N. V. Mr.
Henry holds, L. S. Army, Camp Mead
Florida.
Florence, S. c.. January S.-Mr
~ Anderson, Jr., planned to furnish
amusement for his youngsters at
Rcd Hall, Christmas Day. With Mr.
Anderson rs General Manager and
Mr., James Petersen ms assistant. they
Dire 5scd all the bicycles they could
find ami with Il few clowns and the
girls with their hoops they took The
county for miles around. Ragsdalc
Band furnished music. Miss Pleas
m II lriI
assisted by Miss Evcflcc Gurlcy. Mr.
Anderson is n live wire and believes
in keeping Red Iiill. Good Samaritan
Lodge, No 81 before tho public.
Mr.. j. NJ. Johnson. Of Darlington.
=. =, passed through the city recently
cErnutn from homo to Hampton IN
.stituto. He Is \ member Of the $.
4. T. G. at llamptcp, Va.
Mr.. w. *. Penn, of Winston Salem
passed here recently rcturnin" from
Sumter, S. c., whore he called ON
Miss JaGQueln Davis, Is j Street.
II is quito i distance from Sumtcr,
$. G to Winston Salon, n. c. and
MI. Penn doesn't purpose TO m>kc
many moro trips before tho last ono.
BWl the writer thinks 1t is smooth
%a5Nnr under cloar @'y and thai
alrca1v in Tho dta'ooc> thn horHor
Win Ia thn &uc@u~efu' wfoNcr.
Mrs.. Hcsaia Nnumaoa. NJ Nor
fox. Va. ufto spending Il while with
1"~ D~a,Dar here r2turan1 homo nv
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after yi"rG#r rcr.3N>s -.' f.. .-f5
,loGv f,y 1%oarr..s r<e."tlr. Tie j. pass
ter'n~ Now Uovn Rawiat Church
Mir. l.. Il. Montgomery, Of New
Foll passed through here returning
from Gro2loysvillc, S. G.. where he
went to see relations. He has boon
away - years. He is a diamond
mounting poliShcr and muSicia =.
Mr.. Henry A. Bolds passed here
cnroutn from Newport News to Camp
Mc"dS. Fla on a 20 day furlough.
Mr.. f.. Il. Miller. one Of the leading
farmers OF Lyman, S c. passed here
nnrouto 10 Spartanburg, S. G.. to at
tend the Grand Session Of the Good
Samartans of South Carolina. He
was chairman of the delegation and
leads his people in social matters.
Miss Dora Evans, Of West Palm
Beach Fla, passed here recently, re
ing from Camp Dcvens, Mass, en-
route for home. While in Boston she
stopped with Mrs. Mary Thornton,
GAG West Gard. Street
Mr.. Daniel Newsomc, Of Hahira,
Ga. passed through the city enroute
from Camp A. A. HUMPHREYS to his
home. He and Miss Evans occupied
adjoining seats On train SO for the
South.
Miss Hattie Matthews and Mrs.
Laura Matthews left the city Monday
morning for bingham, S. G.
Mr.. elisha Dyson. of Leland, N.
G. spent few days here recently
with his brother, Mr.. Nose Dyson.
He owns and operates cotton gin,
grist mill, cane mill and is success
full farmer. He came here to spend
q few days hunting in Santce Swamp
with his brother. They succeeded
i'll bringing home squirrels, rabbits
and also stumbled over an o'possum.
They got enough of it though when
Rover routed an old time rabbit, who
proved that he is we'll on to fooling
/" uoS-toFcF cSpeClally.
1t was about one o'clock on the
third day when Rover met the rab
bit in the road. The rabbit struck
out for On old circle he had formed
for just such purpose Very soon he
got Rover in front Of him and made
Rover hustle until late in the after
noon. Rover had to do some tall
running to keep out the way of that
old timer and that is certain.
Mr. Nose Dyson thinks there is
no other such dog as Rover. He can
not just say what might have hap
pened had the rabbit caught Rover
and joyfully give Rover credit for
keeping out Of the rabbits reach.
man got a quart flask and soaked
the cork in alcohol, filled the bottle
with the most expensive apple vine-
gar, poured alcohol over the outside
of the bottle and sold tho whole
business for quart Of mountain dew
rye whiskey-for $500 Very