The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1922-05-24
The Watchnsan and suathron
Entered at the Postomce at Sum
ter S. q, as Second Class Matter.
PERSONAL.

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Personal.
Miss Ola English, Of Asheville,
IS the attractive visitor In
Sumter for several days OF Miss
Eorine Rowland.
Mr.. George Rosenberg, OF Alb
bevilie,retur1ed to his home FRI
day morning after visiting IN the
city MrRosenberg was accom-
panied bysshis mother and sister.
IL Kseated that as 2 fisherman,
Mr. Rosenberg holds the cham
pfons;lip OF the Abbevile section.
AIRS. w. S. Pack, of Greenville,
returned to her home Friday morn
ing after visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Warren McCo1lum.
Miss Mae Thomas, Of Fort Motto,
passed through the city Friday
morning while on her way to Co.
aumbia-
Among the Veterans returning to
their homes after attending the
United Confederate Veterans re-
union which was held in Darling
ton during "Wednesday and Thurs
day Of this week were: Messrs.
Wo. Cain, CIV. Mahoney, ] =.
Brown. y. c. osteen, Sam Wither-
spoon, j Dargan, A 6. War
sres and in. Philips.
Miss Edith Ioryea, Of ST. Matt
news, is the guest Of Misses Barnett,
Mrs. AcquiIia Derrick OF Chaplin,
e.. who has been visiting her
sen. the Rev. Derrick, re-
Turned toher home yesterday.
Rev. Derrick spent Friday
IN Columbia where he attended
Che graduating exercises at the
lutheran Theological Seminary,
CATER which he VIII go to Summer
.SVile for few days to attend the
southern Conference Of the Luther
an church.
Messrs.L N.Rizer and G.. w.
Bruascn of Lodge, S. c., returned
10 their homes Saturday morning
after having been the visitors for
short time OF Nj. and Mrs. j.
WSBrunsona at their home on Broad
Street Mr. Rizer and Mr.. Brun-
son we're among the veterans at
tending the United Confederate
Veterans Reunionin Darlington
Miss Lucy Wilson is spending
fhe Weekend at her home in Man
ning
Miss Virginia Noise left Saturday
morning for Columbia onsa short
visit
shersR e. ID. Hurst spent Sat
urdaY in Columbia on business.
Burial OHicerS Axe Norris is
making a trip to Fort Pierce, Fla.
where he has gone to bring back a
negro prisoner, Sam Cooper, want
ed In Sumter county for thef- of
cotton belonging TO Mr. John VII
Mr. s. wood left Saturday
morning for Columbia on a short
business visit.
III. 5 ]. Hooker. of Spartan
burg, spent short while in the
eitySaturday.
N. ". Bowey and little
daughter. Dorothy. are visiting rel
afiyes In Cofuusbia.
Mrs. r. & Tabb has returned to
her home in Chicago after several
weeks stay with her parents, Mr.,
md Mrs. r. w. Bowey.
Miss Marie King spent the week
end with her sister, Mrs. Jack Hill
In GeorgetoWn.
SS5r. and Mrs G. f. Smith spent
The weekend in Orangeburg.
Mss Katie Reardon. who has
been visiting in Charleston for
sometime, has returned home.
Hon. H Falmer, of Orange
burg, representative in congress OF
the Seventh district, was a visitor
in Sumter today.
ID. Milton weinberg left Sun.
Gay night for ST. Louis where he
will attend the convention of the
American Medical Association. DE-.
weinberg Will be away from the
city Tor a period of about q week.
Hiss Mary B. Jones was a week
end visitor in Summerton.
MI. Charlie a. Atkins left Mon
day morning on a short business
trfpsto Columbia.
Mr. Mortimer Weinberg was a
business visitor in Columbia Mon-
day.
Mrs. Fred Nash and children, Of
Fayetteville, N. c., are the visitors
of Ms. b. n, Nash IN the city.
NIL F. Davenport, of Cocoa,
returned to his, home Mon
day morning after having been the
visitor for the weekend Of his
sister, Mrs. S. T. Turner Of this
city
Mr. Clifton A. Dorm spent Mon
day in Lamar on business.
Mr.. Il. NJ. Kindell, of Rocky
Mount, n. G., OF the accounting de-
partment OF the A. c.. L. Railroad
IS business Eisiter..in Sumter Cor
cayaNal GayS