The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, December 28, 1910, Image 3
<"hr SMatf'jman an? Sautbron.
at Suful4 r. a
Miss Alle? DeVeaux, who has boon
hin? at CllO, was In the city OA
Tbt.isday on her way to Dalsvll to
?goad Christmas with relatives at
that place.
Misers R. O. McOutchen and H.
W. Woodward, of Hlshopville, were
In the city Thuradus
Mr ? U Parker, of Hlshoi" Ille,
ama tn the city Thursday
Mr. Julian Weinberg, of Manning
waa la the etty yostarday.
Mr. it T. Eldrldge, of The State.
mbta. waa In the city Thursday.
Mr. Alex Brunsen spent last nlgnt
In tha ettjr on his way to his home
tn Florence from Manning.
Messrs. Alva Oreen. Van Cleve
Parrott. Pual Bowman and Willie
Marshall have returned from the Cnl
vsrslty of South Carolina where they
nova been attending college, for the
Christmas holidays.
Mise IJllan Mc~ollough stopped In
the city for a while Thursday on
way from Winthrop to Charlea
Isaors. Ii. K r>el.orme and Clinton
rah have returned from Furman
Ctlng school to spentt Chrlstuas at
Sk
era. Willis*) Wlnn. John l>ufPe,
Henry Reeves. James Chandler, Carl
|p*S*t and Fred Nlgcls have return, d
from Davidson where they have been
attending college to spend the Christ?
mas holidays at home.
Mtsa Emanuel. of H?rdens, Is visit
Mas1 Mtsa Mabel Randall.
Mr M. Irby passed through
rlday or. his way from
to his home in J.aureus
wh? re will spend the holidays.
Miss srie McLean left for her
Chora w Friday where
she v nd the Christmas holidays.
M ? " garet Crotner loft for
> Friday to spend the
holidays wltn her parents
at that : ce.
?d De Lor me It at home for
nas holidays from Atlanta
has boon attending
orgia ach."
Mies*"? Tar sea Chandler, Maggie
May Baal Irena Brysn. Louise Car
e Lsessne. Qenevleve Ran
Handle, are at homo from
Winthr op JbilSgo to apend the Christ
ys.
ft B. Law, of Elliott, was In
Iday.
M' ilell Lavl 's at home from
'i of Chareston to spend
naa holidays In the city.
Judge . O. Purdf vstnt to Col n
bfa F*? y t-? attei I u< ni< t -
lag of ? Commiiwi n appointee
c \ssemMy !>? ->> .1 i.
? Stats Hospital f .r the ..
saai I
inls McCollough stopped In
? r a while Friday morning on
home tn Darlington from
M I
heodora Kirk stayed In the
*w* boura Friday on her
hrop college to
In Charksglgf*
le Willlford. Alex
gsrorth ichard Hood. and
tamps are at home
from Cb-nson College to spend the
Chrlstmaa holtdaya
Mass Ousale Harby and Mrs. Davis
IX Molae left f?>r Charleston Friday
morning at which place they will
apend a week with friends.
Mise Clara Wllborn has gone to
her home at Woodruff to spend
d riatmaa with her parents at that
place.
Mrs Clarke and Miss Kate Clarke,
dssws gone to Morganton. N. C, to
Speed the Christmas holidays.
Mrs H. Warren McCollum left Fri
mornlng for Greenville to spend
Christmas *1th her parents.
Mr. J. O. Lowry passed through
the city Friday on his way from
the Medical College of Charleston, to
his home in Lowryvllle. where he will
spend Christmas
Miss Pauline Haynaworth has come
home from the General Rumtsr Me
mortal Academy to apend the Christ?
ens* holidays with her parents.
Mr L Harby Mos?s. of Greensboro,
N. C, la In the city to spend the holb
days.
Misses Alice Hill. Ha rah Mellette.
and Louise Tendon have return..!
from *v~>p college.
H. Dick, of Washington,
he city visiting his par
Mrs Geo. W. Dick,
-a Ouj Nelson, of State,
burg, were In town 1'rldny.
Measrs John and Willie Hoykln, of
Darsell. were In town Friday.
Miss Cero Levy, of Phllndclphl i. i
In the city on a visit to her grand?
mother, Mrs a II. Molse.
Miss Louise I<ane, of Saluda. Is visit?
ing her aunt. Miss Lucia Roach.
Miss Octavla Schwerin left Friday
morning for a visit to friends at
Harnwell
Mr. Mark Reynolds. Jr.. Is at b om
from Porter's Military Academy for
the holidays.
nsins
Always Kee*;
u-na in tb
House.
I am now able to do my honso*
rk ai;,Utn,und have a good sppO"
>. 1 have used thirteen t>otties
Peruna and one of Munal in.
F hiltbOfid and children are also
a;ood health. Ws always keep
Peruna in the DOOM, I thank
you a thousand times for your
advi"e."?Mrs. Alvina Plamann,
M4 Walnut 6t., Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
IF any one really wanted to And out whother or not Pcruua is good for the
baby who wonld he naturally oak? Some one who never used Peruna? Som?
one who la prejudiced against Peruna? Rome one actuated by selfish motiveo
who is opposing Peruna for the take of the notoriety?
Would any sane person who really wanted to know about Peruna ask any
Of these people? Of course not.
Who would they ask? They would ask mothers who have raisod babies and
used Peruna for their babies times without number. They would ask the parent*
who lore their families, and know more about Peruna than all the professional
wriiers in the world.
Above we give the portrait and testimonial of one of the mothers who has used
peruna, and who has raised healthy and happy babies. Wo have many more such
mother* In every state in the Union. Those mothers give their testimonials en?
tirely unsolicited, without pay or expectation of pay. Their only desire hi to
point oat to other mothers a useful uud reliable family medicine.
Dalzell, was
Mr. Q. E. Martin, of
? n the city Friday.
Mr. A. B. Frost passed through
in the city Friday on his way from
Georgetown to visit his sister, Mrs. Q.
E. Martin at Dalzell.
Messrs. H. B. and J. W. Boykin, of
Dalsell, were in the city Friday.
Mr. K. J. Parker, of Prlvldence,
ftltowsi VHdov
spent
Fitday ?u the city.
K. i:urn ?. Jr., of Dal
?ell, was in thctvptty Friday.
mi*? laiiiiid B*kOJ rot.- home
Thursday evening from the College
for Women in Columbia to spend the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. Robert Purdy has returned
from the University of South Caro?
lina to spend the Christmas holidays
at home.
Rev. D. Melvln Mclx-od, pastor of
the First Methodist church, and fam?
ily arrived from Chester Wednesday
nicht and are now comfortably set?
tled in the parsonage.
Mr. D. I* Shaw, of St. Charles, was
in the city Friday.
Mr. T S. 8tuckey. of Stateburg, was
in town Friday.
Mr. Edwin Randle is at home
from Cb'mson to spend the Christmas
holidays.
Messrs. T. H. and Harry Parker, of
I.ugoff. spent Friday In town
Mr. H. A. Plowden, of Manning,
was In the city Friday.
Miss Gertrude Knight has returned
home from the Co'l for Women In
Columbia for the Christmas holidays.
Misses Esaste and Louise Murray
have returned to Sumter from Win?
throp and Columbia respectively , to
spend Christmas with their parents
in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Smith passed
throuhg the city Friday on their
way *rom Bennettsvllle to Saluda
where they will spend Christmas.
MoOOTOi Eugene Cuttlno, W. A
M'-rrlmnn and J. S. Sanders have rt
t mod from the Citadel for the
Christmas holidays.
Mr. T. (>. Sanders, of Hagood, was
In the city Saturday.
Miss Roberta Williamson, Mrs. R.
P, Ives. Mrs. W. J. Shaw, b ft for
ProvtdOMOe Saturday with their
mother, Mrs. S A. Williamson, wi'b
Whom they will spend Christmas.
Ml** Sadie Muldrmv, Mrs. William
I'.r.nrl.y, and Mrs. Mlnnh Coop. r. "f
Wlsaekv passisd through the cltv Sat?
urday on their way to Ashevlllc.
Mr. and Mr*. K. V. Pitts left for
C.riehyvllle Saturday wh?r<- they
will spend Chlrstmas with Mr. Pitts'
sister.
Miss Bertha Qodley, <?r Columbia,
OSS bOOfl visiting Mrs. |f, |f, Chan?
dler this week.
Dr. Ern?st Carson, of Smltb\llle. Is
In the city to spend ChflotRIOi with
his parents. Capt. and Mrs. E. S. Car
eson.
Mr. Vernon Keels, of Rembert,
was In the city Saturday.
Mr. J. S. Cain passed through the
city Friday on his way from the
University of South Carolina to his
home at Plnopolis.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pate passed
through the city Saturday on their
way from near Augusta to spend
Christmas with Mr. Pate's parents in
Bishopville.
Dr. Raskins of Baltimore passed
through the city Saturday on his
way to Bishopville where he will
spend Christmas with his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. J. C. Spann left for
Charleston Saturday where they
will spend Cnristmas with relatives.
Mr. W. M. Scott left Saturday
for Walterboro, where he will spend
a few days with his college classmate,
Mr. J. B. Doty.
Mrs. T. A. Scarborough went to
Dalzell Saturday where she will
spend Christmas will relatives.
Miss Dula Cooko Boykin left for
Camden Saturday where she will
spend Christmas with her mother.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Scott, of St.
Charles, were in the city Saturday.
Mr. W. K. Tavell left Saturday
Mr. Travis Walsh, the eldest son
of the late Col. T. V. Walsh, who has
made his home in Texas for nearly
thirty years, Is in the city on a visit.
Mr. C. H. Anderson went to Char?
leston Saturday to spend Christ?
mas with his parents at that place.
Mrs. M. M. Hall and Miss Mldred
Hall left for Camden Saturday
where they will spend Christmas.
Misses Marion and Elizabeth Sat
terwhlte went to Bishopville Saturday
to spend Christmas.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson have
gone to Congaree to spend Christ?
mas there with Mrs. Johson's par?
ents.
CASTOR IA
For Infants and Children,
The Kind You Have Always bought
Bears the
Signature of
Cost Sale.
Tuesday, 87th wo will begin our
annual cost sale, which means that
we will sen everything at cost fortbat
vreek, Those who have attended our
former <M?st sale, know what bargains
await them. Shaw ami IfoCollum
Mi r, Co. 12-24-11.
I mis Winter*! Troubles.
? i'o many, wlntt r In n season of
trouble, Tho f* ? n bitten toes and
fingers, ehappe i hands nmi Hps,
chilblains, cold sores, red and rough
?kins, prove this. Out such troubles
tiy before Buoklen's Arnica Balve. A
trial SOnvlnoeo. Greatest healer of
bums, bolls, pllOS, OUtS, SOres, ecze?
ma ami sprains <>niy 2Gc at Albert's
mi um niE.
LIST NOW NUMBERS
TWENTY-FOUR.
Be Making Preparations to
Large Fund to Relieve The
eis?Flames Under Control
Chicago, Dee. 23.?Alexander D.
Lannon, eaptian in the fire depart?
ment, injured at the sU.olr y<?.rds lire
Thursday, died lute today. This
makes the offtoil list of dead 24.
Coroner HoiVman, followng a day's
Investigation with members of a jury,
announced that the inquest will In
opened next Wednesday mornig.
A peculiarly pathetic scene oc?
curred at the lire this afternoon when
the body of Capt. Dennis Doyle, the
last to be recovered, was taken from
the ruins.
Edward Doyle, pipeman, son of the
captain, collapsed when his father's
body 'Was found. Edward Doyle had
been at the tire for nearly 36 hours.
He had assisted in finding the body
of his brother, Nicholas Doyle, also
killed in the fire .and refused to leave
until that of his father was recovered.
The citizens' relief committee, of
which Harlow N. Higinbotham is
chairman, and John J. Mitchell treas?
urer, established headquarters at a
downtown bank today.
It was announced that a fund of
$250,000 is desired. Of this sum
$50,000 had been subscribed when
the committee's office closed for the
day.
Firemen early this atcrnoon were
confident they had under control the
packing town fire which yesterday
brought death to James Horan, fire
marshall, and 23 others, most of them
firemen. ,
Fire Marshall Horan will be given
a public and semi-amilltary funeral.
Thompson's Prizes.
The votes in W. A. Thompson's
Christmas Voting Contest have been
counted and the total vote is publish?
ed in his regular advertising space, in
another column. The first prize, a
$40 solid gold watch was won by Miss
Katherlne Bostick, the second prize,
a solid silver set worth $25 was won
by Miss Emma Mood, and the third
prize, a $15 umbrella was awarded to
Miss Grace Bogdon.
Get the Genuine Always.
?Every family has need for a
good, reliable liniment. For sprains,
bruises, soreness of the muscles and
rheumatic pains ther~ Is -v**
ter than Chamberlali
dealers.
THE RESU LT O
Thompson's Xmas
VOTING CONTEST.
Miss Lula Cook Boy kin 912
Miss Grace Brogdpn, 2,154
Miss Katherlne Bostick, 3,259
Miss M. DuUant 140
Miss Alice Moses 58
Miss Ollle Delgar 21 <?
Miss Emma Mood, 2,554
Miss Mae Lee 4 8S
Miss M. Mellett, .486
Miss Lila Darnell, 426
Miss F. Chandler 196
Miss Helen Thames, 929
Miss Mary Britton 161
Miss Julia Dargan, 42
Miss Iva Belle Hughson 190
Miss Erline White 316
Miss V Harby 9 2
Miss He llen Broughton 386
Miss M. Osteen, 163
Miss Mabel Randall 52
Miss Sady Seay 39
Miss E. Epperson 60
Miss Jennie Owens 78
Miss Jennie Thomas 248
Miss Hattle Mason 17
Miss M. Stuckey 38
Mfss Man.* Holman 41
W. A. Thompson,
Jeweler and Optician.
6 S. Main St. Sumter. S. C.
The value represented in hlgh
grade quality, is self-evident in our
stocks of
FINE FURNITURE
Quality in design- in finish?qual?
ity that means tic best recommen?
dation for <>ur offerings as every buy?
er la bound to find satisfaction with
their purchase, large or small.
For tie- l < si bargains it'll pay you
to shop here.
WITH F.RsPoon BROS, FURNITURE
BAKING POWDER
RSr?
Crullers,
All Cakes,
Biscuits, Hot Breads
More Tasty, Economical,
Absolutely Healthful
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M || We have removed to our new
stables, just built for us at 21
JJ West Liberty Street, and are now
better located and better able to serve
the public. We want everybody who
needs a Horse or Mule, Wagon, Buggy or
anything in our line, to call on us. We
have the goods, and the prices will be
the sfi one u i umcnl
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Another Load of Horses
-and Mules
In this lot there are some extra nice
Horses and Number i Mules.
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Saved From Awful Death.
How an appalling calamity in his
family was prevented is told by A.
D. McDonald, of Fayettville, N. C. R.
F. D. No. 8. "My sister had con?
sumption," he writes, "she was very
thin and pale, and had no appetite
and seemed to grow weaker every
day, as all remedies failed, till Dr.
King's New Discovery was tried, and
so completely cured her, that she
has not been troubled with a cough
since. It is the best medicine I ever
saw or heard of." For coughs, colds,
lagrippe, asthma, croup, hemorrhage
or bronchial trouble, it has no
equal, 50o, $1.00. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by Sibert's Drug Store.
Poor Dined By Salvation Army.
Special to Tr
Columbia, 1
of the holidr
dinner given
to the poor of the city. It is exp?
ed that several hundred will be s<
ed. Rev. Richard Carroll, coloj
and his friends will remember
old colored people, many of wb
will be brought to the dining hal
carriages fo rthe annual spread.
Foley's I
Kidney
Pills
What they Will Do for You
They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor?
rect urinary Irregularitiei, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre?
vent Bright's Disease and Dia?
betes, and restore health and
strength. Refuse eubatituto*.
qicdcptc none crooc
?A substitute is a dangerous nu
shift especially in medicine,
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar c
coughs and colds quickly and b
a yellow package. Accept no :
stitute. W. W. Sibert. .
?When you have a cold get a
tie of Chamberlain's Cough Rem
It will soon fix you up all right
will ward off any tendency to\
pneumonia. This remedy coni
no opium or other narcotic and
be given as confidently to a bab
to an adult. Bold by all dealers.
?Foley Kidney Pills are toni
action, qutek in results, pnd re:
the natural action of the kid
and bladder. They correct in
larfttee. w. w. sibert.
?Worse than an alarm of fit
nlffht Is trc metallic eongh of c
bringing dread to the house
Carefcl mothers keep Foley's 1
ami Tar in the houts an?| gi\o
the firs: sign of danger. 'It coi