The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1919-09-06
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PERSONAL.


Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Harness. o.
Raleigh, N. c., are visiting in >he
city.
Mr.. l. NJ. Nelson, of Florence
spent Monday here with friends.
Miss Rhetta Heath, Of Camden
was: visiting in Sumter on Monday
Mr.. Henry Johnson, of Aiken, spent
a Few hours in Sumter on Monday.
Mr.. Frank Rhem, Jr., of RHEIMS
was business visitor in Sumter cn
Monday
Mp. F. A. Springer, of Augusta, was
a recent visitor in the city for short
while.
Mr.. Z. c. Green; of Columbia, is in
Sumter today on business.
Mr.. Henry Spann, Jr, left today to
resume his studies at Davidson Col
5 lege, where he is senior. Mr.
Spann is also captain Of the football
team for the coming season.
Mr.. Nettles Lindsay, Of Camden,
spent Monday in Sumter with college
friends
Mr. Charles Shaw left today to en-
ter Davidson college for the coming
session.
Mr.. j. R. Bracey has returned to
his farm on Black River after spend
ing the past week with his family on
South Sumter street.
Mr.. G. G. Davis, of Columbia, spent
Monday and Tuesday in Sumter on
business.
Miss Elizabeth DuBose, of Sum
merton, attended the dance here on
last evening.
Mr.. William James Lake, of Lau-
rens, is the guest OF. Mr.. Walter Row
land at his home on Washington st.
Messrs. Laurence. and Rowland
Krven left today to resume their
studies at the Presbyterian college
at Clinton
Miss Mary Gibbes, of<Columbia, is
the guest Of friends on Washington
street
Miss Eliza beth Seigler, of Wins
boro,. is the guest Of Miss Caroline
Richardson on n. Main st.
Mr.. Hugh James. of Summerton, at
tended the dance here on last even
in~.
Miss .Zouiine Stukes, of Manning,
spent Sunday in the city with Mrs.
Dora Gentry.
Miss hlineI GenHry is expected
home tonight from North Carolina,
where she has been spending her va
cation with her grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs S. P. Gentry.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Mcknight have
returned to their home on Broad
Street after visiting for some weeks
In Hendersonville.
Messrs. Crawford, Lewis and Den
niston left this morning to enter Da-
wilson College.
Mr. Gus Allen, of Allendale, was
the guest of friends here on Mon
day. 1ss4... TO- z.ss, ...:s- s- o..
Mr.. Chevis wray left today to visit
friends in Columbia.
Miss Louise Green, of Bishopville,
attended the dance here on Monday
night.
Messrs. John T. Langston and
Evander E. Brown, of Darlington,
have returned to their home after
day in Sumter.
Mr.. John Edmunds, of Columbia.
has returned to his home after at
tending the dance
Miss Vileta Tisdale, the efficient
stamp clerk at the postofiice, is back
at her window after a vacation spent
at Glenn Springs and Charleston.
Mr.. William Gressette of ST. Mat
thews, arrived in Sumter on Monday
to play ball with the Game Cocks in
Florence today.
Miss Elizabeth Jennings has just
returned home after visiting friends
in Bishopville.
Mrs. L. F. Jennings and children
have returned to their home in Sum
ter after visiting friends at Bishop
vile.
Miss Emily Platt. of Aiken. who
has been the guest OF Miss Elizabeth
Osteen, returned home this morning.
E1r. r. C. Banks Of the Bureau Of
Markets. who was stationed in Sum-
ter last season as government cotton
grader, has been assigned to Anderson
fer this season.
DIR. and Mrs C. P. Osteen and
Misses Emn1ie and Esther Osteen
left this morning for Saluda, N. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Gentry return
ed this morning from Rocky Mount
n. c., where Mrs. Gentry has been
visiting her parents.
Mrs. ]. L. Farmer, Of Anderson, is
visiting Mrs. D. NJ. Mcleod.
Mrs I. M. Morgan, of Manning, is
visiting friends in the city.
Mr.. c. NJ. Cameron. Of Lexington,
n. c., was recent visitor in Sunni T.
Mr.. Raymond Banding has re-
turned to his home here after attend
ing the dance in Florence.
Mr. W. J. Lake, of Laurens, left
on Wednesday for Batesburg, after
visiting friends in the city.
AIr. F. w. Ford has returned to his
home in Georgetown after short
visit to friends in Sumter.
Misses Marion Knight and Vermelle
Pitts left today for a short visit to
Darlington.
Mr. r Harrison Of Florence