The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-08-06
PERSONAL.

Mrs. Robert Evans and children, c
Cameron, have. returned home after
pleasant visit to Mrs. H. P. Bruner 0
West Liberty ST.
Miss Pauline Jones, Of Nichols,
visiting Mrs. J. c. Gainey on IVES
Liberty st.
AFR. and Mrs. n. 3. Hicks are visit
ing relatives in Florence.
Miss Lila Brown is visiting in Fior
ence
Mrs. c. c. Slaughter, of orangebure
is visiting Mrs S. F. Weeks on Yves
Liberty st.
Mrs. Geo. r. Grist has returne;
from visit TO relatives in Clover:
Mr.. n. G. Osteen is spending few
weeks at Glenn Springs.
Miss Laura Muckenfuss, Of Aiken
is visiting Miss Elizabeth os,ecn.
Mrs. d. C. Shaw has returned to the
city from months stay at Saluda
Mr.. D. c. Shaw has returned from
an extended trip through the middle
West and North, where he has been
visiting various auto manufacturers in
order to secure cars at an early date.
Mr.. Motto Lawrence, of Lancaster,
is spending the weekend in Sumter.
Miss Lizzie Wonble will leave to-
night for Orangeburg to attend a
house party for week. From there
she will go to Hendersonville and
Asheville for ten days.
Misses Madeline and Elsie Douglas
and Margaret Romedy of Darlington
and Mamie Lou Romedy Of Rock Hill
are attending the house party OF Mrs.
w. G. Wolfe.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Beckham is in the
city.
Mr. Fred Auld, of Eastover, was
in the city last night
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Stansill have
returned from a~yisit to relatives IN
Eastoyer.
Mrs. s. c. crumpton Of New York
is visiting her sisser-in-iaw, Mrs. e
7. McGollum on W. Calhoun st.
s Mrs. F. r. Alexander and Miss VIII
son, Of Camden, are spending a few
days with Mrs. T. E. Rembert on w.
sBsrtlett street
3 Mrs. Guy, L. Warren has returned
from Sullivan,s Island
Mrs. A. S. Hardy and children have
returned to the city.
DR.. II. T. Shaw and family left yes
terday for Fountain Inn, their old
home, and from there they will go
to Blue Ridge for few weeks.
Mrs. r.. G. DeLorme and children
left yesterday for Murrell's Inlet
where they will visit. Mrs. o. 81. Fol-,
ley.
Misses Inez Newton and Aollie Viii
Ians Of NcCo1l, who have been visit
ing Mrs irwin Evans on Salem Ave,
have returned home.
Mrs. G. A Lennon and childrens
are spending some time in saluda, n
G.
Mrs. J. j. Williams has gone to
N. G.
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. NcCollun
have gone to Waynesvi1ie, n. G.
Mrs. C. J. Lennon and family. Mrs.
M. NJ. Platt, and Mrs A. L. Jackson
returned on Thursday after pleasant
trip to Hendersonville, n. c..
Miss Julia Riser, Of Birmingham, IS
Pitts on Hardy Avenue.
Mrs. Gordon Bradley has returned
from months stay on Sullivan's
Island.
Miss Irma Smith is spending some
time with relatives in Hendersonville
Miss Mayo Rees Of the War Camp
Community Service has gone to wash
ngton for a weeks visit to her uncle,
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. William
Chuds. Mr.. Chi1ds is member or
the federal trade COMMISSIONED
Iumbia State.
Mrs. Ladson Boyle and son, Ladson,
have gore to Saluda for while
Miss Mary Boyle and Miss Roberta
johnson have gone to Anderson TO
visit their cousin, Miss Victoria
Earle.
W. NJ Folsom left Sunday morn
ing for Asheville, n. c.. to join his
wife and family.
Messrs. Samuel Sanders and Pat Cal
lagher have gone north ia the inter
est of the O'Donnel Dry Goods CO.
Mr.. Neil O'Donnell leaves tonight TO
Join them.
Miss Margaret IhorntoH' VI -sew
Bern. N. c., is visiting Mrs. W. w.
Rowland on Broad ST
Mr.. Stanley Weinberg left last
night for Hendersonville to spend
sometime. Z
Mrs. S. Z. Rowland is visiting rel
stiyes in Henderson, n. G.
Mr.. Albert Phelps has returned from
Payley,s Island, where he spent the
past month.
MIR. Wallace Williams, Of Camden
spent yesterday in Sumter with reia-
tives.
Mrs. c. C. Rowland left this morn
ing for Waynesvile, N. c.
Misses Caroline Richardson ana
Marion Bynum have returned TO
Sumter after delightful visit to rel
atives near Sumfnerton.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Cole and chill
dren left last night for Atlantic City.
Mr.. W. N. Berg returned Saturday
night from the North where he has
been in the interest OF the Wreck