The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1920-01-07
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PERSONAL.

Miss Doll Bultman has returned
from Manning and was accompanies
by Miss Mary Rigby-
Mr.. Burgess Bultman has gone OF
a hunting trip to Sardinia.
Mrs. ]. S. Hartzell OF Cheraw i
visiting Mrs. F. Nj. Spann on E. Cal
houn ST.
Mrs. D. C. Shaw and children, Bar
tow. and Lula May, have just return
ed from a visit to Mrs. Shaw's sister
AIRS. Blair Feice, at Belton.
Mr.. Clair Oburst, of Toledo, Ohio
has returned home after a pleasant
visit to Mr. and Mrs. D.. G. Shaw and
family Mr.. Oburst was a first lieu
tenant in the American Air Service
attached to the English, and saw
some hard service in France. He was
for twelve months cadet and officer
with Erwin Shaw, going through the
ground school with him at Colum bus,
and later completing the course OF
training at Oxford, England, with
him. He characterized Erwin Shaw
as one OF the best flyers that Aneri-
cans had developed dur; the war,
and his visit was to pa. respects
to Ervin's family and express his re-
grets at the young flyers untimely
death.
Mr.. s. B. MCGEE Of Columbia is a
business visitor here today.
MISS Pearle Scale Of Wilmington,
after spending some time in Sumter
with friends and relatives, has return
ed to her home.
Mr.. r. E. Mathis Of this city spent
yesterday in Orangeburg on a business
trip:
Mr. b. w. segars OF Hartsvil1e is
q business visitor here today.
Messrs. Clifford Crawford and Les
lie Dennisoa left this morning to re-
sumo their studies at Davidson Col
lege.
Miss Elizabeth Womble is the guest
of Mrs. ). F. Board in Orangeburg
for some tinae-..
Mr.. Frank Williams Of Charlotte
spent Thursday in the city with
friends
Mrs. NJ. B. Lesesne of summerton
was an out-of-town shopper in Sum-
ter on yesterday.
Mr.. w. H. Fielder of this city spent
wednesday and Thursday in Orange
burg with friends.
Mrs. D. F.. Gregg and children of
Florence have been the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. J. A. Brown for some tine.
Mr.. j. F. Caldwell Of Winston-Sa-
lem was visiting in Sumter on Thurs
day.
Mr.. NJ. w. Shelley spent Wednesday
in Orangeburg on a business trip.
Mr.. R. W. Ferguson of Dillon has
returned to his home after short
trip to Sumter.
Mr.. J.. Y. Todd left on Thursday
for Chester. He is making the trip
in his car.
Mr.. and. Mrs. J. G. Richardson Of
Raleigh were visitors in the city for a.
short time yesterday.
Mr.. 3. D. Wilson of Orangeburg has.
been visiting in Sumter recently on
business.
Mr.. Jack Simmons has returned to
his home in Charleston after short
v -
MrsJ. B. Folsom is leaving this af-.
ternoon for New York in the interest
OF his business While there he will
attend the jewelers. Travellers As
sociation banquet which is to be held.
at the Hotel Astor tomorrow evening.
Miss Lucy Johnson of Manning was
a recent shopper in Sumter.
Professor William c Wolfe Of Lau-
rens was visitor in Sumter Thursday.
Mr.. Frank Geppi has returned to his
home, in Sumter after spending the
holidays with friends and relatives IN
Bennettsville.
Mr. E. D. McKagen Of Orangeburg
spent Friday in the city with friends
Mrs. C. F.. Carlisle Of Jacksonville
was a visitor in Sumter for q short
time on. yesterday.
Mr.. w. r. Kelly Of Summerton was
an out-of-town shopper in the city
on yesterday.
Miss Marion Bynum has returned
from a short visit to Miss Sarah Mil
Ier in Bennettsville.
Mr. William Johnson Of Charlotte
was recent business visitor, in Sum
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Aine Of Colum-
bia were visitors in Sumter on Friday,
where Mr. Aine came on business.
Mr.. Robert E. Henry Of Abbeville
was a visitor in the city on yesterday.
Mr.. E B. Eamer is a visitor in
Sumter today from Marion.
Prof. William Dargan has return
ed to Sumter after spending the holi-
days at his former home in Green
wood.
Miss Victoria Earle was visiting
friends in the, city yesterday en- route
to her home in Anderson from Ben
nettsvilie.
Mr.. r. N woodside was business
visitor here Friday from Spartan
burg.
Mr.. James W. Davis of Bshopville
was a shopper in Sumter on yesterday.
Mr.. George E. McWhirtsr has re-
turned to the city after spending the
Christmas holidays at his former
home in Georgia.
Miss Mary Knight is the guest OF
friends in GreenVille for a few favS