The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-10-12
The Watchman and Southron
Entered at the Postoaice aSum-
ter. S. C., as Second Class Nfa9ter.
Personal.

Vile, mas accepted a t33QSstl1Ott anu
is teaching at Bethel school,
Mr.. S. K. Rowland leaves: Sum-
day night on a business trip to
Chicago. Detroit and other points
in Michigan.
Mr.. E. L. Cashion is in Columbia
on business today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Whesler of
Yemassee, s. G., are visiting Mrs.
Ada Wheeler ofsthis city,
Mr.. Perry Moses sTsft- last
night forsan extended trip through
the west IS
Mr.. L B. Woodsen ofaeolumhia
visited friends dn Sumters yesterday.
Miss Helena Bultman is spend
ing the week end at her home in
the city.
Miss Mary Busbee Of .Greenville
is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. D.
Rodgers on Winu st.
Alr. p W. Sessions, ST., who has
been on. an extended visit to his
brother, adr. L. T. Sessions o., Cam
den, is now the visitor of his daugh-
ter, Mrs Dwyer. From Sumter,
aIr. Sessions will join Mr., and, Mrs.
Daniel oliYersy. in Florence and
from that point viii begin a motor
tr1n TO Safety & -HarborJ Fla, the
home OF Mr.. Sessions. The distance
to be covered by automobile is ap-
proxinately: $50 miles. Mr.. Ses-
sIons, who IS in his 7Sth year, is yet
hale and hearty band As looking
upon his trip with pleasant antici-
patton.
Mrs. S. Chandler has been a
recent visitor of Mrs, Ed. Fewell in
Rock Hiil.
ssnaong the recent visitors in
Sumter from Manning are Miss
Grace Manner, Mr.. and Mrs. D..
Hirsehman and Miss. Pearl Hirsch-
man Mr.. Harry Riff and Harry
Sfeinhardt.
AR. ". d.: English and Miss
Hattie Beasfead, are visiting Mr..
ans Mrs. q. S. Owens in North Car
china
Mr. ana Mrs. /. C. Strauss have
returned from Maine where they
spent the summer.
Messrs. =. w. Brunson. Herman
{ Myers PRICE waters ana AIR.
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Mr.. Shope, editor OF the Manning
Tines was in Sumter SATURDAY.
Mr.. Hase1 II. DICK, VINO mas
represented the Unitedh Sta1es an
consular service II Japan ana De-
rusalem prior to the Worto war;
Hasae and Geneva, Switzerland dur
ing the war and since has return
to this cowatry served in the de-
parment Of state in washington,
arrived IN Sumter few days ago
ON a visit TO his parents, DR.. and
Mrs. Geo. W. Dick on Broad street.
Mr.. Dick has had the misfortune
of having one of the bones in his
foot fractured while trying to avoid
an automobile on one Of the tra..
Settled streets Of Washington. This
unavoidable accident necessl .Ates
his being inconvenienced by having
TO endure a plaster cast and to be
temporarily on crutches. Mr.. Dick
while at Washington, in toe per-
Torrance Of his duties. has served
] under a number OF secretaries OF
state tnciuding Secretaries Knox
Bryan. Lansing, Colby ana augnes.
Mr.@Dick has had qults%a NUMBER
of interesting experiences "a forelSn
! lands. especially during the war.
His graphic accounts of the various
customs in Honolulu. 8okohoma,
Cairo, Egypt, Jafa, PeFicho, d11fer-
ent parts Of Arabia, Constant1nopie
and numerous Austrian towns are
most instructive and entirely pleas
ing and entertaining. iae friends
of Mr.. Dick wish fos him a most
pleasant visit and hope that he will
soon have the use again of his in