The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 12, 1909, Image 3
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_ SATURDAY, JUNE 12, 1909.
Entered at the Postofttce et Sumter, 8.
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NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
<?Donnell A Co,?Special Values.
W. A. Thompson?The Difference.
The Pank of Sumter -Did You Ev?
er Think of It?
Roofh-Harby Uve si nk Company
- Hog Feed Cheap.
PERSONAL.
Mis* Betty Boykln. of Camden. Is
visiting Ml** Lula Cooke Boykln on
West Hampton Avenue.
Mr. J. W. Drown returned on Mon?
day from Norway. 8. C. Mr. Brown
went to Norway some time ago for
csneer treatment. His many friends
will be glad to know that the opera?
tion wa* very* successful and that he
la out of all danger.
Lieut. Oov. "hos. O. McLeod was In
the city for a short while Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs. R. A. Chandler, of
Mayesvllle were In the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Quy Warren has gone to Sul?
livan's Island to spend some fime.
Miss Emma Brown, of Denmark. Is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hogan.
Mrs. Margaret S. Burgees. Messrs.
Warren and Sidney Burgess have
gone to Sullivan'4 Island to spend the
summer
Ml** Eaete Spunn. of Oreeleyville.
who ha* been visiting Mrs. Eugene
Hogan, went to Mulling Tuesday on a
visit to Mrs. L. J. Tucker.
Mr. Joe Strauss, of Clio, Is In the
city.
Miss Mary Alice Michaux. a teacher
In the Dillon Oraded School Is at
home for her vacation.
Mr. W. F. Alexander manager of
the Trexler Lumber Co., has gone to
Mi*sl**lppi on business.
Mrs. W. S. Schumacher left on
Wednesday for Little Rock. Ark., on a
visit to her parents.
Messrs. Harry Walsh. Carlisle
Strauss, and Edward Seale left Wed
neaday for Poughkeepsle, N. Y . to
attends the Eastman Business College.
Mrs. W. B. I lythe and children of
Huntersvtll e. N. C, returned home
Tuesday after a week's visit to Vr.
Andrew U Jackson.
Mrs. JnMu L. Ja? kson and neice
Mb? HattU L. Sloan. of Statesvllle. N
C. ars visiting Mr Andrew L, Jaj\k
son
Mr and Mrs. R. I. Mannfhg went to
Columbia Wednesday to attend the
commencement of the South Carolina
University.
Rev II HC Covlngton went to Char?
leston Wed neaday.
a las Sophie Richardson has return?
ed from Darlington, where she has
been teaching school.
ft. E. Dennis. Esq.. of the Bishop
vllk Bar was In the city Thursday.
N Is* Betty Boykln returned to
Cmden Thursday morning.
ytsa Margaret Rlchirdsnn return?
ed Monday from Laurensvllle, Qa..
whsre ahe has been teaching.
Mr*. Reld Ard and children have
gone to Savannah on a visit.
Mrs. Frank G. Eason Is snendlng
a f< a days with Mrs. J. H. Spunn.
Mrs Kanon has been at Wellston.
Ostuhnma. f ?r the past month, where
Mr. Bason I* engaged In the govern?
ment ?urvey work. She will spend
the summer with her parents at Mc
Clellanvllle. 8. C.
Miss Arrle Stuckey Is visiting
fr'riid* at Lyachburg.
Miss Elma M>\- M lyesvllle,
was In th*? city Thursday.
Miss Fannie Strauss, of Clio. Is
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A.
A. Strauss.
Mr E H Moses left on Tbursdav
for Durham. Orecn?d oro, Wil?
son. N <v. and other points on a tour
ci' In. |-r<tlnn of electric light plunts
preliminary to the purchase of new
machine: got the Sumter Ice, Light
Jk Tower Co
M*-s John Lee and Bernard
Manning w ? ? ;inmr; the uraduates
Of 8??u?h ftn.ina t'n>\er.-dty. who
received A B. diplomas at the com?
mencement Thursday.
Officer A 1? OWSnS Of the city po?
lice f??r? ?* wa* called to Mullins
Thar the d< ath Ol nts U1
Mr ? W. Sfunslll had an jgfetl'.ng
experience Wednesday with a pair of
runr.wny horses, The horses took
fright at un automobile In front of
the Hotel Sumter and lit ot.t down
Main street ami Manning avenue. M
Htanstll k?*pt thf bam In the road but
did not sueeeed In stopping tie
frlghlem-d h?ro unHI they reached
f i fW
R. I. Manning I !e. led life TrgptCg,
Clemson Polles*. June H The Hon.
Richard I. Manning, of Sumter. was
this afternoon elected a life trustee of
ciemson College, to succeed the late
Col. R ?wen. No other Information
I s*given oni by th< v,p" memhew?
nh- on , met.
married.
Miss Anna Smith and Mr. J. Frank
Powell were married Sunday evening
al 7:30 o'clock at the residence of
Rev. John P. Wilson on Broad streer.
The event was unite a surprise to the
many friends of the contracting par?
ties. The young couple went out for
a usual Sunday evening stroll and
while on Proad street eneounb red
"Cupid" who induced them to glv?
their friends a little surprise. Rev.
Wilson was called upon and perform?
er the ceremony and the* happy
couple returned to the brldeis moth
t s residence as man and wffe.
The hrlde Is an accomplished mu?
sician of this city and has a host of
friends. Mr. Powell came to the city
about a year ago and up to a short
while back was connected with the
Hotel Sumter. He is now the efficient
end popular manager of the Hotel
Belvedere and has a host of friends
in the city and throughout South Car?
olina.
They are now at home to their
many friends at the Belvedere.
Miss Sadie McCabe and Mr. Silas
Mellett. Jr., were married Thursday
at 9 o'clock at the residence of Mrs. L.
B. DuRant on Washington street by
Rev. Maxcy W. Hook pastor of the
First Methodist church. The cere?
mony was solemnised in the presence
cf Immediate membets of the family
only.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellett left on the
9:30 train for Charleston where they
will spend their honeymoon.
Roy te- Find.
On the evening of June 8th at the
beautiful home "Woodlawn" of Mrs.
W. r. Flud. of Stateburg. S. C. a very
quiet wedding was solemnized. Only
the immediate relatives being pres?
ent. Her daughter, Miss Mary Ma?
tilda, became the bride of Mr. Charles
Lester Boyte. of Charlotte. X. C. The
marriage took place In the parlor
which was beautifully decorated in
green and white, the mantel was
t anked with ferns and lighted with
caidles. making an improvised altar.
To the strains of the wedding march
from Lohengrin, played by Miss
Martha Moore, of Statesvllle. X. C,
the officiating clergyman, Rev. W. H.
Bainwell, took his plute. Following
M tsggg Saldee Flud and Irene Moore
came the bride on the arm of the
groom. The Impressive service of the
T*!nlsropal church r ? d. The
always lovely b died ?artlcu
<o in'? her gO|ng SWSV gown of
btllS with hat and gtogfjg to
The large number ol hand?
some gifts attest the popularity nd
brVi for Mr. and Mrs. Boyte. The
happy couple left on the 9:30 train
for Charlotte, amid the good wishes
of all. The out-of-town guests to the
wedding were Miss Fanny Boyte, of
Charlotte and Misses Martha and
Irene^Moore of Statesvllle. X. C.
Kicked by u Hoi^e.
Mr. A. A. Strauss, of Mayesvllle,
and Mr. Isaac Strauss, who has re
cently returned from a long stay In a
Philadelphia hospital, had a narrow
escape from serious Injury In a run?
away on Liberty St. 'I uesdny. While
driving on West Liberty street about
1 o'clock one side of the shafts be?
came detached from the buggy by a
bolt dropping out and when It struo';
the horse's legs he berime frightened
and commenced to kick and run. H
turned across the sidewalk In front of
the Sumter Panklnf and Mercantile
Co.'s office and came perilously BMI
t> going through the front window
befbfg he could bi Stopped, The
shafts were broken but the buggy was
r.ot otherwise damaged.
Mr. Isaac Strauss was kicked on
one leg Just below the knee. The leg
was severely bruised but the bon
I 11 not broken, and while the wound
very painful hs was fortunats In
ocaping a nyre serious injury.
Council established an exceedingly
i lerous ami unfortunate precedent
Tuesday in disieimrding an estab
d role ?>f the city to ne!th< r open
nor accept when opened I y landown?
ers, any street Ol Isaf Lb n fifty feel In
width. Clreumetagcsi may at times.
?04 in to be BUOh as to make It a hard?
ship to enforce the rub rigidly, but
there POVOf was I law that did got
eecgelonelly work hardship to individ?
uals while operating to the great and
continuing benefit of the people as a
wl.oh . So in the t um of the rule as
to street widths. There can be no
po ilbkr objection lo property owners
Opening and maintaining as many al?
leys of whatever width they desire 01
tool t convenient, If they do BO at their
own egpenee But when the dt* i
celled upon to bear lha tape net
opening and gaamtalnlni ? si i<t.
slt? >t should conform to the :ub
every eeee, shunter has inhev
1 ggOre than enough narrow and
?Ightly streets from economical !.?
Owners Of times past without ud?
to the Collection.
\> \\i 1 p?To h re Ihres four-i
logging teams to haul by the th
and. Will pay i ? h once ? sj
We Handle Only the Best Grade
The Scriven Elastic Seam Drawers that we
sell are of the best quality. The famous Lot
50 that Scriven made his reputation on.
It is not generally known that The Scriven
Mfg. Co., has put on the market a cheaper grade,
made with a single elastic seam to retail at about
50 cents.
The Lot 50 that we have always sold is made
with elastic insertions on both sides and is of a
better quality of cloth than the lower price drawers.
We sell ours for 75 cents, and they are fully
worth the difference.
The D. J. C?S COMPANY.
Phone 166, S\imtei\ S. C.
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Birnies Drug Store,
5 W. Liberty St. Sumter, S. C.
-Dealer In
Pure Drugs and Medicines,
( IK HCE PERFUMKS {AND FINE
Ti IILET ARTICLES, O >MBS AM)
BRUSHES, PATENT MEDICINES
AND DRUGGISTS' SUNDRIES, A
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IUR MOTTO: PURE AND RELIABLE GOODS.
Our stock is complete
and we cheerfully solicit
your patronage. :: :: ::
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In Security Offered. *
In Enterprise and Business Methods. H
In the Confidence of the People. 5
S THE FIRS! NATIONAL BANK OF SUMTER, S. C. 5
J Makes an earnest bid for any Legitimate banking business S
5 throughout this section of our State. ?
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10c
VESTS
5c.
Sumter, S. C.
8 l-3c
LAWNS
/5 c.
LADIES can you afford to pass by these ex?
tremely great values. The kind that O'Doc
nell & Co. offer ? Read the following list carefully :
25 Pcs Colored Lawns, worth 8 ^c, [Special
100 Doz. Ladies' Ribbed Vests, worth 10c, Special
50 Tcs New Organdies, worth i2Tic, Special
8',-c.
Dozen Yards Val Lace and
insertions, Worth up to 75cm
Dozen. Special
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Ladies' t Children's White Hose "T Spec. 12 l-2c
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AU Silk Ribbon,! I
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Special - - - -
Ladies' 25c White Belts, Special - - 19c.
59 Doz. Near Linen Towels, worth I2j?c, Special Sc.
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Colgate's Talcum Powder
Violet and Csshmer Boquet,
8 1 3c. j Special 12 1-2 Can
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25c
White Hose
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