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Evening star., 1921-09-22
TAKE LIQUOR ON SHIP.

ANGLESEA. N. J.. September 22.-
The twenty-eight-ton fishing schoon-
er A. and E. Blackman was libeled
here by government agents on charg-
es Of smuggling liquor from the Ba-
hamas. Nicholas c. Brooks. an
agent Of the Treasury Department.
Evening star., 1921-09-22
EXILED RUSSIAN PRINCES SEEK RICH
AMERICANS AS MARRIAGE BARGAINS

adversely. It is not a skin deem
veneer. They still kiss reverently
the hands of women. after the
manner of their country. Often
cheerful and courageous in the
face Of poverty, they share their
last money with friends.
Evening star., 1921-09-22

said thAk 1000. cases Of whisky al
legged t6 have been. smuggled from
the shin have been confiscated and
Evening star., 1921-09-22

This Cabinet is a most
pleasing pattern Of large size !;
is carefully constructed Of
highly polished oak: the bent
glass ends give an added
touch Of high quality.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS

Aid. Maschmeyer, Notbohm, De swarte
Marquardt. Wood.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28
TURK oUT or CONTROL

Perhaps it would have been better
to have deferred the removal of the
Turk from the greater part of his Eu-
ropean territory until later date.
The fact is now patent that by pitch
ins the willy Turk into the heart of
Asia Minor, instead of keeping him
more under Europe's thumb, he has
got sadly out of control. Besides
dropping softly on the spot, more or
less, where the OSTnanli Turks took
over the sword and the conquering
mission of the Sedjuk Turks, he is in
a position to begin the old hegiras of
conquest over again. But this time
he has found a fit companion in the
Bolshevik, says Christian Science
Monitor. They are well-matched
pair. They both have mission of
force for the rest of the world, though
the one is active and dynamic and the
other has slumbered more or less
through the centuries. Their little dis
pute as to who shall be master in Ar
menia counts for little. The main
fact remains that the faces of both
are turned to Europe again. The one
plotter carries the sword of Pan-Tu-
rania; the other the weapon of the
"World for the Proletariatl"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

In calling for an authentic textbook
wherein all current anecdotes, from
Joe Miller down TO our latest racon-
tours, shall be duly credited to their
original perpetrators, Brander Mat
thews seeks to I'LL long-felt want. AS
the professor says, it rarely happens
that a good joke is credited to the
person who originally uttered 1t. And
he might have added that a great
many nasty jokes are credited up to
sundry eminent persons who were new
er guilty of perpetrating them. For
instance, when a festive raconteur ven
lures to tell shady story that he
doesn't want to be responsible for
himself he usually attributes it to
Daniel Webster or Abraham Lincoln.
An authentic iest-book might serve to
correct this imposition.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

will carry everything in the auto line
and do first class repair work.
There win be big time at the
Masonic Temple tonight, the occasion
being the Community Banquet given
by the A, Diedrich Post A.sef4ean
Legion. A dance will follow the ban
quet.
The subject at the Forum next sun
day evening will be Annexation. ].
City Attorney A. B. Houghton is the
speaker. This is question that all
our people should get acquainted with
as the question will soon come before
the people of Wauwatosa. both city
and town. There will be a number of
bills introduced this winter in the leg
islature and much hard work done to
put them through Turn out next
Sunday evening and give your Jews
on the matter.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

The City and Town treasurer have
been kept quite busy during the past
few days collecting taxes.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

I A word that is going to retire before
long is sell; :" for it is carrying too
heavy load these days, and the reac-
ton for word that does that is to
take a long rest. One man sells his
idea, he sells himself; he is sold on a
proposition. 1t was a useful word
once. but now it's extra load only
makes people hesitate to use the word
that only means what Webster says
It means. And now the new crop of
users with the new use will presently
grow tired and sell" will be turned
out on pasture.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

We cali attention of our readers TO
the announcement in another column
of the Wauwatosa Garage, Winkel &
Eckert are the new proprietors and
they come well recommended They
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

The janitor who fell heir to for
tune of $4,000 will continue to wash
windows. His independence of riches
may find some admirers, but while hon.
est toll of any kind is to be respected.
IL Is hardly commemorate TO continue
doing drudgery with so much better
opportunities offering for being of use
in the world
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

Prices on most everything that you
eat are coming down. Yet there is
room for a further drop.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

The fact that forests are being lev
eled for the mills in this country at
five times the rate at which the for
ests reproduce themselves has stirred
the whole country. The plain conse-
quence of events Is TO be timber
famine heaped upon the existing con-
dition of shortage and high prices
This. unless nature be assisted in the
work of replacement of timber trees.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28


Marquardt. Wood.
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The City and Town treasurer have
been kept quite busy during the past
few days collecting taxes.
Prices on most everything that you
eat are coming down. Yet there is
room for a further drop.
Gasoline has come down two cents,
which sounds good to the fellow who
drives an automobile.
Mr.. George Gregg of Madison. spent
several days Of last week with his
sister, Mrs. l.. G. Wheeler. returning
to his bone Monday last
The sermon topic at the Underwood
Memorial Baptist Church next Sunday
will be Eternal Life All are cor
daily invited.
AS we go to press, we think of Miss
Faith Lepla Urban as again at her
home after her stay at Milwaukee
hospital, and are glad TO say she is
recuperating very nicely.
Hans A. Koenig has removed his
office equipment to Milwaukee. He
had to have more room, which includ-
ed "a warehouse. and this is the rea-
son for the move.
The editor picked up an Eversharp
pencil last Tuesday evening on Wau
watosa Avenue. which the owner can
have by calling at the Wauwatosa
News office.
! Miss Janet Robertson, a teacher in
our schools for about five years, will
be married TO Mr. Alfred Cleland of
Chicago, Saturday, Jan. 30. at Chicago.
Her many friends in Wauwatosa wish
her long and happy welded life.
The next meeting of the E'auwatosa
Woman's Club win be held at the club
rooms Thursday. February 3, at $3.50
p M. Mrs. Edith Hoyt of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, will speak on
THE Child and the State"
The monthly meeting and supper of
Trinity Church Mems Club was held
Wednesday evening last. There was
good attendance and the supper pro-
nounced elegant by those in attend
ance. The subject for the evening was
Taxes"
The annual banquet and roll call of
the Underwood Memorial Baptist
Church was held last Wednesday eve
ming. Responses We're read from
number of nonresident members.
There was large attendance OF the
members, Miss Naomi Fletcher of
Milwaukee, spoke on "Americanism.
Methodist Church services at Ma
sonic Temple on Sunday morning
Preaching by the pastor at IL o'clock
| Subject. Prayer and Its Answer"
There was fine audience last Sun
| day, Sunday School at 9:45 A. NJ
\ Epworth League at County Agricul.
| tural School at p. NJ. Services in
Moss Memorial Chapel at 8 p. NJ
Mr. and Mrs. F. r. Botsford. Cedar
Street mourn the loss of their baby
boy, Frank r. Jr. who died Friday
morning at the age of months, after
a sickness of about three weeks. The
funeral was held from the home Mon
day afternoon. with interment at
Forest Home cemetery Their many
friends sympathize with them in their
bereavement
We are in receipt of oommunica
ton in regard to the Mothers Club
lately organized or which is about TO
| be organized. which is a strong article
and to the point We would gladly
l publish same. but the writer forgot to
sign same and we can not publish un
less the writer comes in and signs his
| or her name
We cali attention of our readers 10
the announcement in another column
of the Wauwatosa Garage. Winkel &
Eckert are the new proprietors and
they come well recommended. They
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

Gasoline has come down two cents
which sounds good to the fellow who
drives an automobile.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

will carry everything in the auto line
and do first class repair work.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

Representative D. H. Kincheloe of
kentucky tripped and broke his leg.
Many congressman have stumbled and
broken their promises
We haven't noticed that girls are
less bold and daring now than in lean
year.
Mary Garden lost her costume for
AYhrodite; suth nJtle thing to be
disturbed about,
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

The governor of Hawaii reports that
savings bank deposits increased $15.-
100000 in that territory last year,
while internal revenue receipts mount
ed SI1,9O0000 Congress appears to
have overlooked an opportunity to
tax something
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

Ii has been decided by Secretary
Daniels to do away with simplified
spelling In the navy. There has al
ways been doubt as to whether sim
plified spelling really simplifies instead
Of complicating.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28

The viii of a model landlord" who
refused TO raise the rents of his ten
ants during the war, leaves ten houses
to be rent free to the blind. He has
left monument higher than the 9TH
or kind of landlords rent.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-01-28
CoMMON COUNCIL
COMMITTEES OF THE WAUWATOsA
COMMON COUNCII-192O-2l

Finance-Notbohm. Maschmeyer. Wood.
streets and hts-Marquardt, Wood,
De Swarte.
sewer and -Rfaschmeyer, Not
bohm, Hayes.
Judicinry-wood. Hayes. Vergiels.
Fire and PoIiee-Hayes. De swarte. Mar
quardt.
PIats and Grades ergiels MaTquardt,
Ragsdale.
Health, Rules and Ordinances De
Swarte, Afaschmeyer, Notbohm.
License Ragsdale, Hayes, Vergiels.
special Committee on Public Buildings
and Grounds Marquardt, Rags
dale, Notbohm.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12
SCOUT NEWS
Relay Race Feature of Troupe ]
Scout Meeting

On Tuesday last the Scouts Of Troon
! hrld their regular meeting at I'm,
scout room Of the Y. Nj. &. \. OnIv
Il very short business nicotine wos
hcId and Immediately after this
meeting the scouts OF all patro's par-
ucipaicd in Il specially arranged fou
man relay race. Each patrol was
represented lay It's scout placcd n,
'ach corner Of the Y. NJ. &. \. block
n mess age was given to each scout
htSlhhing the race and thcv were
started on their way. Al each cor.
'c' 'hcE were to transmit the mes
sage 10 their runner who carried il or
TO the next scout Of thu race. 1'hi.
lace was won by the stag patrol nm.
der the leadership of Randolph Guth.
RE. patrol leader.
IhS scouts are taking special ;ntor.
est IN their work under Scoutmastc,
Lew ana are constantly working to.
Ward The getting Of additional meri,
badges and otherwise improvino
themselves in all phases OF scout.
craft.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12
DIR. ID. ". D.iSIEI. TO SPEAK.

Next Sunday atterno n ~ $40 at
tho Opera House Dr. ~. W. Daniels
viii he the apca' "r tor tho V. ~ G. A..
There as no more popul.u speaker To
Do found anyV here than nr. Daniel.
The public il invited To hcar him
ON next Sunday aftcrnoon.
While this IL tAc opening q. She
campaign for the Y. M. -. \. no
subscriptions viii hc taken at ,.us
me' ting. Ony the usual orr,y.u.;
VIII he taken for the eXponscs of tho
meeting.
The purpose Or ttiS meeting is to
give the people of Su.hicr an oppor-
tunity. to- hear this 81 ted speaker i'm
sh" interest of Al great cause.-the
welfare OF our young people.
Dr. Daniel has spoken frequently
IN sumter ana nc will be welcomed
Ivy all who have ever heard him.
Those who have never heard him
certainly have Il treat in store.
The church and the Bible clarsCs of
the city are urged to give this meet
inE great publicity. IL will do every
oily good To hear an address like the
'ne that Dr. Daniel is sure TO deliver
LeNt sunday afternoon.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Abe
gutenberg the opera house has been
REQUIRED for that afternoon and the
meeting will begin proElptl yat $3.50.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12

TIL" Farmers who arc welded to
cotton may not believe *, bGt failure
20 iedIr" acreage nfty per cent will
t;'t1.:t..,tt ;nc present serious situa-
ut and Wi.l speedily bankrupt the
sotrh. Th" circus Win come quickly
if tn JuHt cotton acreage report of
tn" government. shows that there haas
been little or no reduction. Oaty ~
dia&tic cut in cotton acreage can save
tA2 sDCtn from ruin. No reduction
means tina; Coisun iOans will be call
cd and the tremendous surplus OF
cCltCn viii bc thrown on the market
at any price il Will bring. The mills.
3cHiC"l, ana foreign, that can obtain
ni' nay o. crcGN viii Ia, in n supply
90 Gotten *d:'l' lent 70? a year or
lnu"". aml There will be no market
10. th.S years crop, which at best,
"n|'r {: istinr conditions. is u pure
surplus Lld H.t IctG.d. This Is a
back picture bat. ii i3 n storm reality,
ac"orC.ltg 10 the most trustw 0gtty'
lutoEii."fi' a. ta,n.thic. The nora
cotton tie 3ptth makes this Year the
eater Va -" th,' loses on both cottca
H''W in :tAtaec AMI cotton prod uced
.h!S y,.ir. The farmer who makes q.
MING ca his IarTn tn;S wear rcsrr rfl-
i'SS of c~tton will be the fortunate
n.aa at the enl OF the season.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12

The I.n"W0od affair ana the 90
quar- II Hes, 'r possibly bette. the
% square miles, isn't quito c0nyluaivc-
anu "rinlt"N sGtt.cd rs yet Al
ii" matter now stands the much con-
-cstrd territory Is in rather 1t su&-
'cndcd state aal condition.
Til" frs, survey 0f the territory 10
'r tdkcH into sumter county from
9aN nIon cIn.'!Stcl Of about SO
'i''a:" mics. bat this plat. by the r.
guest Gf the people living in ;Af a J.
litI1n"l 20 .Suhar" miles, Was i'm
'""ascd II go square ini!cs. III, peo-
b" living il The added thirty mi .s
tatcu, as their reasons for wanting
80 Wth the rest OF the territory
nat they d;d mt WaNt TO b. denied
he rights or their SOB boi Az well
nj SCoL. Upon the strength OF this
argument. ncw &urNc"S and nlats.
r"rc made taking IN tie entire 90
'duh"c miles. / y more than the
''c""%;uT tWO-rhirds raioiity Of the
cop " living in tn!s section the pc0-
u" rNE""%s' thr:.' dt.i.cH auI Tho
' "h that th"N h" taken into Sumter.
county. seemingly The matte! va3
'ntlrciI and raurluSivc,y settled ana
.h"h the strength of This vote Sumter
'rH"n II rHt fC!th tn"ir Lest c.lurts
ma "hd'uNorS To max" t.r;a section
Ph"Wo0d fc"l entirely at home
tSa.n in tIcir O!d county
ont Of = clear sky then came all th.
lubbub which popped up in Culumai;,
Turing ihc session OF the legislature.
Nh"n th" matter came up before tn,
louise. in som" mann"r or other thry
"!lc oUt with the drCi len that tn,
10 miles wanting II remain in ClnrCI-
ION County had that right The Sen.
ltr refused IN indaSC this decision:
md tcld that Sumtcr County had &c
light so the Cntir" 80 square miles
allcd ior and that had boon voted up
IN IN tnis, area. The senate held that
he election had been legally ncid and
hat there ha! been no protest Of ih;:
'iection. The next action Of the
House WAS the appointment oi 4 com
mittcc on FREQ Conference and n,
Senate then appointed II similar com.
mittcC. These committees failed (,
agree 50 by the mutual consent Of ~
parties on both sid"S, the Legislature
referred the matter to the Suprcm,
Court for settlement.
Until tho final settlement is mad,
and thc Supreme Court reaches ii:
decision, the 30 square miles VIII re-
main under the Jurisdiction of CtNr-
endOn County.
1t is hoped that the Supreme CoI",
will conC!usivcly settle this matter a.
= very early date.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12
EFTOHT OF CIVIC LEAGUE
NURSE


~ Year Ending January ~, 1921.
Total number OF patients, 2O6.
Total number Of visits, s.673.
Number Of births. IS
Number of deaths. ~.
carried TO Tuomey Hospital. 80.
sent tn Camp Alice. q.
{ Tuhercular Iaticnts. 16.
~ Tubercuiar suspects, 3.
rneumonia, 16.
Colitis, 25.
Quite large number of cases or
cystitis have bcCn treated during the
year.
or the 3s infants born have died,
tho remaining SO arc doing fairy
well.
of the 16 tubcrcular cases, ! have
died.
Two OF our old patients I,cll and
Lewis) have died during year.
Tho Civic League is delivering 1S
quarts or milk daily and i'm addition
IL giving "a pint OF milk daily - fl
children at the graded school
Several sums of money have boon
given me during year with the re-
quest that IL he spcnr for charity;
these gifts ranging from 25c to SIS.
This has been expended for clothing,
fuel and food.
Ar Chapman IIlgcr, a representa-
tive from the Eks' cub, prcscn, ed
mc with sS7. with the request that
N he spent for Christmas cheer. /
bought clothing with this amount.
MIR. !. w. Whitehead. "a rcprcsGn-
tativc from tho Masons. presented
me with s75. this amount to- Ec spent
only for food and fuel
Respectfully submitted.
ANTONIA IL. GIBSON.
Civic League Nurse
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12

me resignation OF the Rev. John
Ner"haW, ID. d., rector OF st. Michanl',
CHurcn, was read To the cOngrcga 10,
oi the church at the morning Scl.vi",
on sunday. having been rendered ON
account OF the condition OF his health.
ana pelng accepted by the vestrv q,
the church with deep regret.
This announcement Will be rcoeiv
ca Wi'h the same general regret il
which it was accepted hy tn, peopl
OF his church Dr. Kcrshaw recent.
W celebrated the 25th anniversary o
his call to st. Michacrs and in u:
long service has cndcared himself ,
wide circle OF friends and acuuaint.
anccs far beyond the boundaries O
his parish.
DR.. and Mrs. KcrShaw arc noy q
North Augusta with thcir son. IN
Theodore ksrshaW and their Gaugh
tcr-in-law, Dr. Marian Kcrshaw ana
recent letter telling something Of Dl
kcrShaw's Illness viii he Of intorrS
and relieve anxiety aS 10 h'S condition
Mrs" kcrshaw has written that he m.
r""eiV"d thorough examination, anC
,he bcst treatment ana is mating sat
lactory progress, bat has been or.
dcrcd complete rCS' for long time
lie sleeps as much as possible and 70
mains in bed rood deal. but is per
mitt" Il TO sit in the sunshine for scv.
eral hours each day 20 hiG Great en-
toyment. ana ha9 bright. cheer
time with tn" children i'm The after.
noon. Mrs KcrshIw states.
"lliH mail means much 10 him" S!,
writes, and tell each enc OF his p.o
pie that he sends thcu his love dnL
that ] wish they Cotjld rcalizc hoV IA
feels that each one of them il 20 hin
a dearly loved relative AMI that II
spceks Of each of,en and loves his Let
ters firm each person. have no ide;
when we Will come home. Els v1ic
is strong and clear and he is interest
cd In everything. bat even the "xcr
tlon Of writing a letter brine "a threat
of an attack"
DR.. Kershaw viii continue u rector
of st. Iichacls until his successor +
named. hu, this will probably require
some time. as no consideration has
yet been given TO the matter.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12
CITY COUNCIL f.,
MEETING
Only Matters Cf Routine M.
ture Considered

Tho rcSular meeting Of Council was
hrld i'm tho Council Chamhcr VuneGo,
evening at O'Clock. there bcmc
present Mayor Jcnninos and cuurcr.
man McCallum, thc other nlcmhor ~,
council, Mr.. RaNicId. being absent on
account of sickness. Tnc minut": OF
n" regular meeting Of February @ond
were read and approved.
tn" lcttcr from Sumter NrGicinr
Company. under Gate ui Fclruar,
10th. in which they m;'i;c ami ui:or
on suspension of the City license f1v
20 manufacturing concerns. i <tni
a"id IN suspense rs thor" was no rem
reSchtatir" Of that concern pr, ;,rt ,c
give the desired information to C.rn.
III bcf0r" passing upon Such i.r.i,>l
The application from !Ir. John II
pehniS for appointment t. the polio.
Iorcc was read and ordered flied a.; n,
vacancy cNitS in that .6rlartmcn, a,
this time
The monthly report %; tAo CIV
PHYSICIAN, also monthly rcpnrt of IN,
t3lic" department. were rt;,d g. CORN
cil and received rs informant. n. Inc
after ShH"inG II toju or - .rr.,yi,
f0r various causes. and q colI"riIl,, al
SGIS.o0 i'm Zines.
The report from c. \. Wonder ruD
''eScntin" The SCaGravr CO.. was re-
'ivcd advising tEat ne bad cClnDirl, q
he installation OF the now ptnnp in
the old fire liShting apparatus: that
ne had examined the mccharical con
unon or the motor and found il to bc
II p"riect working order in every re
'p"ct. II" recommended that tn,
truck he re-paiEtCd in order to pro
'crVc tn" iron, and upon his r&..u,n-
ntndatiOn, Council authorized tic
NY Manager 10 receive bids 70" first
lass work anl present such bats To-
|ounriI at y suh3"qucnt meeting ior
Further action.
After dis uHsion w,th The CITY Men
'E"r oI H"N"rul matters a!ong the lines
/ general routine, Council adjourned
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12

The following has been received
from the Hobart College Press aSso-
Iiation Of Hobart College at Geneva,
y. Y:
Geneva, y. V, March 1.-THE
freshman class OF hobart College held
its banquet last evening at the Pow
crs Hotel in l;oCh,strr. y. /. The
iouQuct was Il brilliant success. every
member Of tn" freshman GA ~ being
present. Hubert ~. OStrrn ur sumter
:, G., was tOaSt!uaStrr.
However, when the b%nGu"trYa re-
TUNED TO Geneva 4 great SlrpriS"
was in stOr" for them. 70 their
,5rrat couHtcin"liUn th,y found tn&t
Whi.c they lad been 'suuc the :,uphO-
morcS had entered the dormitorics
and upset the trcsh'uCn rIumS and
had decorated tn" business section
II Gcnr\a With the rtr5h.n"u5 bod
'lsthiu..
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1921-03-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Wes. Bradford have
gone To Barlow. Fla.. for stay OF
several months.
Mr G' b. kornegay. southern rep
tesentqtive OF the cole Mfg. CO.. OF
tn. ago. spent the day i'm Sumter.
calling on Cherry Company who have
the local agency FOR the famous Cole
Hot-Blast line OF heaters.
Mrs. w. Ill. Mihard and children
OF North Dakota Lett this morning
Tor West Virginia after visiting Mrs.
j. w. Cox on h. Liberty Street.
Messfs. James Bradley and George
huffman returned TO the city yester-
day from Washington. ID. c., where
they attended the inauguration.
Miss Grace Reynolds who has been
Visitihs hiends in ST. Charles for sew
eral days returned to Sumter this
morning.
Miss l.uc% Shaw. OF st. Charles, is
the visitor of Miss Grace Reynolds
on W. Hampton Ave.
Mrs. Ia. boucher Del. .orme return
cd To Sumter last evening from Co.
lumbia where she has been visiting
her sister for several days. Mrs. De-
nrme IL the guest OF Dr. and Mrs
Archie China at their home on Wash
ington ST.
MIR. \. l.. Eoylc returned to
this morning after SPEND
log several days IN Sumter.
Mr.. William Purdy returned to his
homs at Moncss Corner t.lis morn
ms aftcr short visit n tho city.