The Southern indicator. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1903-1925, 1921-08-06
LOCALS AND

Now, Mr.. business and professional
Man., since your telephone number
changes let us rush your new number
through on your stationery and cards
real cheap.
Miss Mayme L. Watts has returned
to her post Of duty, after a six weeks
vacation in st. Louis, Chicago and
other cities.
Mrs. A. 2. Williams is at home,
after an extended visit to Washington
and other cities.
Mrs. w. S, Watson of Ridge Spring
and a goodly number Of others passed
through the city Monday On their way
to Charleston to attend Grand Lodge
session Of Good Samaritans and
Household Of Ruth.
Dr.. M. F. Jenkins has been some.
what indispdsed for the past few days
but much better at this writing.
Rev. Glover Of Admission, Ala, is in
the city on a visit to his daughter,
Mrs. Samuel Green, at 1922 Blossom
Street. -
Mrs. Minnie Fielder and children
spent two weeks at Pomaria with rel
atives and friends recently.
Mr.. Th0s. Knuckles has been sick
for more than a week but is a little
better at this writing.
Mr.. Robt. Jenkins of 211e Senate
St. has been on the sick list two weeks.
We hope he will soon be out again.
Mr.. r. w Owens, the shoemaker at
1903 Taylor ST., narrowly escaped
death last Tuesday when a truck
knocked him off his bicycle. He is
resting as we'll as could be expected.
We want to thank the following Of
u city sub scribers who came to our
rescue this: week with subscription
dues: Miss! Hattie S.. Adams, Harden
ST., 9Oc; Mrs. r. Bookhart, 1912 Gregg
ST., soc; Mrs. Mary Lewis, 1904 Barn
well ST., soc; Mrs. Mayfeld, 1905
Gregg ST., SOC; Mrs. C. Rutherford,
1887 Gregg ST., $1.00; Mr.. A. P. Will
liams, 1913 'Barnwell ST., $3.50; Mrs.
H. Davis, 1919 Barnwell ST., $1.50;
Mrs. E. NJ. Hill, 1920 Washington ST.,
soc; Mrs. N. Gist, 1715 Washington
ST., soc; Mrs. l.. Brown ,1729 Washing
ton ST., $1.50; Mrs. H. Johnson, 1904
Washington ST., soc; Mrs. A. P. Dun
bar, 1913 Ba rnwell ST., S1.O0 Mrs. Muir
ray, 1901 Gervais St., SOC; Mr.. R. D.
Thomas, 1903 Rice ST., $1.00; Mrs.
Maggie Harrington, SIT Sumter, $1.25;
Mrs. T. H. Friday, 1917 Blossom, $1.0O;
Mrs. j. A. Hoover, $1.50; Mrs. B. A.
Coon. 6O4 Marion, $1.O0; Mr.. L. w.
Wilson, GIG: Marion, $3.50; Mr.. E. M.
Shelton, 1910 Wheat, s1.50; Mrs. An
ME Knuckles, 1903 Pine, soc; Mrs. E.
Brown. 1921 Harden, 60c; Mrs. e. Glib
son, 2o,4 Gervais, $1.00; Mrs. Sarah
Peoples, 2102 Senate, $500; Mrs. S. H.
Smith. 929 Pine, $3.50; Mrs. M. Will
sol, s21 Pine. Csc; Mrs. VIM. Reeves,
21--' Senate. $1.OO; Mrs. C. Davis, 2209
Senaic. 30c: These are but a few in
a part of the eastern section of the
city. Those in other sections will
please expect collector Monday and be
prepared to- pay up. We need the cash
and you need the paper.
Mrs. Alice, mother of Mrs. A c.
Marshall, of our Office, took suddenly
i'll last Tuesday. She is doing as we'll
as could be expected.
Prof. S. L. Finley and a few of his
friends who attended Grand Lodge
X. of P. at Orangeburg last week,
called by our Office while passing
through on their way home.
DR.. J.. c. White conducted a revival
meeting at Aiken last week for Rev.
A. w. HILL
Mrs. Clara Watts and little daugh-
ter, Clara Belle, of 1905 Rice ST., left
August l for Buffalo, n. Y, to spend
a while with her son and daughter
in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. George Watts.
Mr.. R. J Reynolds and sisters visit
ed their home last Monday in their
new Dodge car.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. T. Neal, Miss Ara
bella Howell and sisters, Mrs. J.. II.
Howard, Mrs. Mae Black and Miss
Daisy Roach visited Mr.. and Mrs. Web
her. Mrs. Blacks parents, at Gadsden
last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. ?. Goodwin was IN the city
this week and spent a snort Wnlie a'
our Office.
Mr. I. 81 Levy and his head clerk,