The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-13
Mr.. A. ]. Righy of Manning is

short while.
! Cadet w Richard Wells left Tues
day morning to resume his studies at
Clemson College.
Mr.. w o. Young, of Columbia, IS
a business visitor here today.
Miss Mary Sellers of Charleston is
visiting friends on Harvin Street for
few days.
Mr.. r. L. Tomlinson of Cheraw was
/! recent visitor in Sumter.
Mr. E. w. Middleton of Charleston
is in Sumter today on business.
Miss Ethel Rouchelle has returned
to her home in Deiand, Fla, after
visiting in the city for a few days.
DR.. j. A. Rice has returned to the
city and will meet the prayer meeting
this evening at $50 o'clock.
Mr.. Cat" Randle has returned to
Clemson College for early football
practice. Mr.. Randle was one of the
efficient guards for the Tigers last
season.
Mr.. 7. c. Whitten of Greenville is
a business visitor in Sumter.
Mr.. D. W. Marvin of Manning
spent Tuesday in Sumter with COL
lege friends.
Miss Gertie Mae Masters, who has
been visiting Miss Mamie Vaughn on
Church ST., returned to her home in
ST. Augustine, Fla, this morning.
Mr.. Leslie Boney has returned to
the city after a trip into North Car
olina and Virginia
Miss Margaret McKiever has re-
turned to st. Joseph's College at EN-
mittsburg, Md.
Miss Marie Duffy of Charleston IS
visiting Miss Carmel McKiever.
Mrs. H. A. Neil Of Savannah is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Abe Ryt-
tenberg.
Mrs. L. n. Wachtel of Savannah, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Abe Rytten
berg.
Mr.. olando G. Mood of .Summerton
spent Wednesday in Sumter with col
lege friends.
Mr. L. D. Fuller Of Greenville is
visiting in Sumter today.
Mis- Marie Ragsdale Of Florence
spent Wednesday in Sumter with
friends Miss Ragsdale is the daugh-
ter Of the late congressman from the
Sixth District
Mr.. Ed. Rice Of Columbia was a
recent visitor in Sumter.
Mr.. Sam Colericer left today for Co
lumbia to attend the baseball game
today.
Mr.. T. c. GLADDEN. of Camden is
visiting here today on business.
Miss Elizabeth Ray Of Augusta is
the. guest of friends on Washington
Street for few days
Mr.. J. E. Brinckley of Florence
spent Wednesday in Sumter
Mr.. Martin Ludecke, the middle
weight champion wrestler of Central
America, arrived in the city today in
order to wrestle Fritz Hanson here
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Luke of Macon,
Ca, are the guests of friends on
Bartlette ST., for a few days.
Mr. John P. Richardson has return
ed to. his home in Sun1merton after
1 short visit TO friends here.
Mr.. Jack II. Skinner, Jr., has re-
turned to his horne in the city after
/ few days spent at Elllotts.
Mr.. 3. A. Bedenbaugh Of Dillon was
/ visitor here on Wednesday.
Mrs. d. A Garrett of Spartanburg
IS the guest of friends on w. Liberty
Street for few days.
Mr.. E. w. English Of Bishopville !
was here on Wednesday with friends |
TO hi \
this morning to attend conference
Of the representatives Of the boards
Of the Presbyterian educational insti-
tutions The purpose of the confer
ence is to arrange for a drive for
million dollar fund for the four edu-
cational institutions Of the church.
DR.. B. c. Zenp Of Camden spent
in the city.
Mr.. Thomas NJ Stubs left today
to resume his studies at Washington
and Lee University at Lexington. Va
Mr.. Stubbs is a senior at this instl-
tuition.
Mr.. D. S. McCathern Of Dalzell spent
Wednesday in the/city.
Mrs. Fred Rush Of Columbia was
in Sumter for short while on We'd
nesday.
Prof. Earle of Clemson College was
a recent visitor in Sumter and other
points in this section.
MI. S. X. Rowland is expected to
return to the. city today from bust
ness trip elsewhere.
Mrs. ]. W. Ragsdale of Florence
spent Wednesday in Sumter.
NJ W. H. Smell of Charleston is IN
Sumter today on business
Mr.. Hugh NJ. James. Jr., Of SUM-
merton has returned to his home af-
ter spending Wednesday here.
Miss Jessie Woodrow of Charlotte
spent a. few days this week in sum
ter with relatives.
Mrs. T. J. Adams has returned to
her home in Anderson after visit 10
friends in Sumter and Florence.
Mr.. c.. II. Robinson has returnec