The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-12-10

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PERSONAL.

tending the land sale.
Mr. Raymond of Camden was in
the city shopping on Thursday.
Mr.. Pierce of Richmond, Va, is
spending few days with his father,
Mr.. D. L. Pierce of this city.
Mr.. j. A. Self of Florence is a bus
mess visitor here. today.
Judge T. B. FRASER Of the S. C. Su-
preme Court is spending some time
at his home here.
Messrs. E B. Boykin and P. V.
Minis of Lamar spent Thursday in
Sumter.
Mr.. II. c. Rowe was in the city on
yesterday for the land sale from Ben
nettsvilie.
81 Miss Elizabeth Baker Of Orange
burg county was recent visitor here
for a short time.
Mr.. Austin Beck has returned to
his home here after a short stay in
Columbia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holmes Of
near Lynchbusg spent Thursday in
the city shopping.
Ar.G. c. Strickland is a visitor here
today on business from Columbia.
=: ME-. I. Reardon, secretary OF the
Chamber of Commerce, is out of the.
city On a business trip today.
Miss Selmse Brigham Of Columbia
spentS yesterday in Sumter
Mr.. John 3. Jackson OF Augusta
IS business visitor here today.
Miss Roberta Hodge of Alcolu
spent yesterday in the city shopping. i
- Mr.. E. H. Raymond was visitor
here Thursday from Florence.
Mr. 3. NJ. Cansley Of Chester was a
visitor here on Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
Sc Mr. J. n. Tyson Of Bennettsvilie is
here today in the interest of the land
saie.
AR. NJ. T. Boyer Of Pinewood, but
formerly Of Sumter, spent Wednesday
In the city visiting friends
zAr. A. c. Classen Is visitor here
today from Charleston.
Is Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Mills Of Ben
nettsvalle are in the city today where
Mr.. Mills came for the land sale.
Mr.; NJ. e Gass Of Bishopville was
a shopper here on Wednesday
Mr. II. T. Brady Of Spartanburg
spent Tuesday and Wednesday in the
city ON business.
s Mr. Ed Wilson, Jr., Of St. Charles,
spent Wednesday in Sumter.
Mr. Willifor,1, manager Of the Rex
Theatre, has been transferred to an
other city to take effect at an Yearly
date
Il Messrs. Sam Boron, W. T. Wilson
and Samuel Diltz of Augusta, were in
Sumter for a few hours on Wednes-
day:
Mr. e. S. Kirven of St. Charles
spent yesterday in Sumter on a busi-
ness trip.
Miss Carrie Bacon of Charleston
was a visitor here for a few hours on
Wednesday.
Mr.. W. K. Johnson of Columbia is
a visitor in the city today.
Mrs. T. Cuttino Mcknight is spend
ing. some time with friends in CO.
Mnbia.
Mr.. J. P. Roland of Dillon was in
The. city on business on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. n. Malcolm Of
Missouri were recent visitors in Sum-
ter.
Mr. f. H. Hand of Columbia spent |
Wednesday here on business.
Mr.. Roy Curtis is spending the day
IN Camden.
Mr.. L. S. Bowman. of Charleston,
spent yesterday in Sumter on busl-
ness.
Lieut.. Samuel Y. Dinkins, Of the ..
s. Army, is spending some time in the
city with relatives.
Mr.. A. j. Rigby, of Manning, was
a visitor here yesterday.
afr. W. D. Ryan, Of Wedgefield, was
in the city Frinday on business.
Mr.. George D. Levy left this morn
ing for Columbia, where he has been
invited to attend banquet in honor
of General John ]. Pershing.
MIR. l. L. Baker, Of Bishopville, was
a visitor in Sumter on Friday.
Mrs. Marie Brunson was a recent
visitor at the home Of Miss Nina Al
ford in Dillon.
Judge Fraser left today to resume
his duties with the Supreme Court in
Columbia.
MIR. w. H. Brownell, the advance
agent for Come Along Mary was
a visitor here last Friday.
Afr. F. E. Johnson. OF this city, was
a recent business visitor in Orange
burg.
Mr.. Robert NJ. Bowers. of Charles
ton, spent short time here recently.
Mrs. NJ L. Bedenfeld has gone to
her former home in Atlanta, Ga,
where she was called on account Of
the illness of her sister.
Messrs Raymond S. Fowler and
Eelgar Dorm are spending the day in
Columbia attending the National Bis
cult Company Salesmen's convention.
Mr.. T. Cuttino Mcknight left last
evening to spend the week end in
Columbia with relatives.
Miss Francis Bryan, of Florence.
made a short VISIT here on Friday en-
route TO Columbia.
Miss Gladys Chandler has returned
70 her home here after lengthy visit
TO Palm Beach and Fort Pearce. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs William E. Moore