The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 03, 1916, Image 5
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,S.a>S>**
ojBee
>n. Mm 8mMU
Mum Lev Patton of
visitors to* tint city
,'W. H. Anderson and Mrs. John
hv M4mumw, Jr., of ?wmmwrton motored
f aree |p ftaehter far a tftorf stay yester
A** Bjyttsabevi; and- C. B.
Y****? rotaiajtid yeatorday from Chat
ta^sJaajax Tbahv. wber* thwy attended
the inataiaa it Me Whotosade Orowi'
Mr. Wyttoueerg was
the directors of the as
g> elected one of
aaieaamm
.*jre. fftaai* B. Het*he?*n end Mia*
Anas* Brtew* ?* iyneBhats; and Let?
te***?, sbw ?Hillen atr. an* Mn.
Qeex W. nBMBsosOJi en Kissen*? St.
a** W. 4 Brand aad> Mies Basel
|jBread-of A11 gnats are vtetflnt relatives
Fts) the Hey. i
Mv4 A N. totar and son, Marlon,
eht an ate IHsf at Brunen*, 8. C
Preset reataBhej of Srnntev. era vl*K
, Ins; Bliese Bfctwo ?uy.
V Maat ?hrgteU* Thorn** Is one of the I
W Wte*W*? BtaNbftaen at boas* from j
eel lefts far ehe* eeeaeaer vac seien.
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tar Bfcrele* let eeftelafeal? at Wln
tnre* CwBngw tar aasBtat average in
BBa hsnss et the Wmt***e weea*
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MaJesT stoat*, precedent of the elan*
eoBlB s^hBeo? sit the 0sa> of the eage.
a/fesr* ?JBB^iev Ro^rnoide sf C^sariee*
left la ewdttan Mise AHa* Reynolds
oa Bmmeeoa Avon**.
Mr. k B. Wood has gene to Union
en a eBort Vacation.
BBftr ttssste Trtapeei at Boyfcla was
a rlMto* W* the etty today.
Mha Bortin and Bass Ida BsyMn,
BW JMNsasnj are eesteefad la the etey
"tgunswIosBslii to vita* the former's
daBajsBBn lBve. C. P. Been* on
Chorea streift.
Maas sengjr Branson, was has been
visiting Msss Leaiee Careen, leaves
thai '4ft*cs?aaft fee aer home hr Florence.
^ Pr. A C. Basisr Bee gene to Psvid?
eos College te attend commencement
. assftft iiiaitiiii ofbta ciasa
llVi. H. M. Hsadors. of Savuunah.
Oa.. at visttisf her parents, Mr. end
' Mvevm He Bhetfey.
Mr. h. B> WaddeM, of H. St. Wad
esasassssriesp sw ssnmeuura*
ae**> New Yswtt an9 other northern
Mr. Bad Mm C. B. BsetfB of Mt
Meatf, eaent Sunday and Mhudey with
IBs former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.
fc*. 1. Bmlth.
Maas** Cadherin and But* Arial, of |
La sear, are visiting their sister, Mrs.
H. B Tressdsse.
Me. P. M. Wtte wane to Btoctt Hin
to attend the Winthrop college com?
menceaneet exercises from which his
daughter. Mem Katie Pitts, will bo
graduated.
Misses ft*** smd Annie hee DuBoee
of Lassar, are visiting their sister.
Mrs. t* C. BhaB, herring come to at?
tend tsar Clurutauqna
Mr. J. A. Burgess of Port Motte Is
rkating relatives In the city. Mr. Bur
) ease Baa) racelntly secured an appoint
sseat to the ?ntted States Naval
Asa?jsn| at Anaapolis and la spend?
lag a short vacation from Cleroson
Colisaw. which Bs has been attending,
before leaving for Annapoli*.
Mam France* Bsa.th is at home from
Converse College, which she has been
attending.
Mr. end Mrs. *D U Shaw. Miss Ro?
berta Shaw. Mr. Leroy Shaw, Mr. W.
M. Wilson and Missen Ruth and Qer
trude WQaon were tu s party which
OS ana over from St. Charles yester
dsy to attend the graduating eexrcls
ea at the high school from which the
nephew of Mr. and ;iara Hhaw, Mr.
Leroy CofrlOuvh. will graduate.
Mr. K. B. Oeonls of Bisho^ville was
la the city last night.
Mr. and Mrs. h. Horcher Oalllard.
of Dnlsell, wore In attendance upon
the commencement exercises last
evening.
Miss Malda McCain, a popular grad
uta of tha Marion high school. Is In
the city with her parents, Mr. and
Mr* W. J. MoKain.
Mrs. W. E Ho well with Mise Adele
Howell has arrived he me after a most
enjoyable trip to Sumter. accompanied
by her little grandson. Esmond. While
there they wasa entertained by Mr.
snd Mrs. Vuran Hawaii, Mr. and Mrs.
Merlin Howell. Mr. sjiB Mrs O. sh
ffetttee snd Mi. and Mrm Ja sale
Barrett. They also attended the
Red path obautauque, Mrs, W. B.
Howe* end. Mas. Barrett ?ap*ronin>;
a party of Bjuwttsefa charming yoeeft
tsdiee.?Charleston Post.
Dr. Jams* J. Chandler on yesterday
graduated from thw Medical Depart?
ment of tan University of Maryland at
Baltimore. Md.. whesh he has been at*
Itasiag) Dr. tfeandler is one of more
than etsht/ gredaatm. He has re
eetred an appointment he the Bay
View H?n|Hi at B*4ttni*r<>, when h*;
will be mealed fwr Knw imt year,,
werk which will give him experience
tn him chosen pro feat I on.
Charles Herman Andrews, of Oswe
go, and Otto Frederick Hogan, oi
Lynchburg were two of the gradu?
ate* of the Sbuth Carolina Medical
College last night
Miss Seilte Henrietta Rombert, of
Samter. received her diploma an A
B. degree from Converse College or j
Tuesday night.
Mr. R. M. Jenkins, of St. Charles
was tn the city on Thursday.
i Messrs. Albert Brogdon and Henry
Shr < ? are at home from Clemsoi
College, which they have been at
tending. Mr. Albert Drogdon grad
uuted with the highest honor In hi*
cliss, having won the prise for ora
tory.
Supt. W. M. Scott of Btshopvtll
schools was In the city Wednesday a
one of the visitors attending the com
mencement exercises.
Miss Katie Pitts, one of the recen
graduates from Winthrop College, re
turned home Wednesday evening.
Miss Mabel Booth was elected on
of the vice presidents of the Win thro
College Alumnae Association.
Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Ftauton, wh.
I have made their home here for i
year or more, havo moved to Sum tor
where they have two sons and i
dSaighter now living.?Hock Hill Her
aid.
Miss Virginia Chandler, of ,\she
vtlle. Is visiting her sister. Mrs. U E
Wood, on Broad street.
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INpmVTB FO?l CANTORS.
J. Frank Willis?* Shows Importance
to County of MJfs Uwoon'a Work;. '
The meetmg that Ml** Lemrac n will
aoi* la Bumur the nth, Utli, arid
winding up the 16th. with a big I
meeting In the court house of all of
the duo members both boy* ami girls i
and net interested in the demonstra?
tion* work, will be one of the moat
Important series of meeting* eve* held
tot Sumter. In the pee* Mia* Lern mo*
ha* tried, to visit each community
and put on a canning demonstration
i*T the luuaahain of that community,
but it is very hare) to carry so many
mo4l*rn convenience* around with I
her, and so many thing* are liable to
happen to an equipment hauled
around each day. and shaken up In a 1
car. 1 remember on one occasion,
When 1 went with her to perform one
of these demonstration*, that Is so
necessary to get the girie started to
Vinning, * Ina* had sprang* I* the tin
canuer, In a pla<?o that we COWJd not
get to It with the large soldering Iron
that we were using te> repair it with. 1
The leak would put out the fire or
keep it down so that she could not do
tost class work. Then 1 made a very
peer assistant compared with the la?
dles that will assist Mis* Lemmon at
the meeting* that are to be held h
Sumter, a mown; them being Mrs. Dore
D Walker, assistant State agent foi
the horn* demonstration work, ami
one or two county agents.
A great many ladles about ovei
the county might receive some use?
ful Information by attending these
demonstration* and listening to the
practical lectures on labor saving de?
vice* that are making the kitchen
more attractive and* less burdensome
for those who would prepare better
food* for their famHles, thereby de?
creasing doctor's bills.
On Friday, the 10th of June, some
?plendid addresses will be delivered
that will not have for their sole pur
pone the furthering of any one's poli?
tical Interests. Come out and hear
something practical, interesting and
worth while.
J. Frank Williams.
County Demonstration Agent.
ImVXTWVHK Aft BETflBb SCHOOL.
srr. m% IP Howeil to Task on Health
Mat**** Monday Evening.
Dr. J. T. Mowell, who is working In
thUi county under the National Health
Commission in conjunction with the
Bute Board of Health, will deliver an
address on Monday evening at Bethel
School house. Privateer, at 8 o'clock.
In his Ulk Dr. Howell will tell the
people of that community how to im?
prove the health of the community,
a matter of the most viUl interest to
every man, woman and child.
Marriage Incense Record.
A license to marry has been lHSued
to Charles Weathers and Bvallne Mil?
ler, Hagood.
Mr. W, J. Stafford, whose Ford
touring car was badly damaged In u
collision with a Northwestern train
yesterday morning, stated toduy thut
hut oar struck the train. He wuh
coming into town at the time am!
houses on his right on Liberty street
prevented his seeing the train until
h* was too close to ?top before hitting
It. The automobile struck the train
on the car Just buck of the engine, ho
suited. Mr. Turner, who was with
him wae badly bruised about t ho head
and had one arm bruised und his
clothes torn, but was able to come to
town again today with Mr. Stafford In
uha letter's raeer.
Death of Wlfmot Kchrimw,
i
Mr. Wllmot deSaussure Kershaw,
son of the Rev. John Kershaw, D. D.,
rector of St. Miehael's Church died
at North Augusta last night. Mr.
Kershaw had been in lit health for
Some monhs. He was formerly em?
ployed in the operation department of
the Alantic Coast Line railroad com?
pany. Mr. Kershaw was 3& years old,
and recently went to North Augusta
from Charleston. The funeral ser?
vices and interment will be held at
Camden tomorrow. He is survived by
a widow and children.?News and
Courier. '
Woodmen Unveil Monument.
Sunday afternoon at Bethel church,
Privateer, Holly Wood Camp No. 10,
Woodmen of the World, unveiled a
monument to the memory of H\ B.
Bradford, a late member of the camp.
The memorial address was delivered
by Mr. C. M. Hurst and a large crowd
from Sumter and the surrounding
country was present at the exercises.
I? tho Poke* Court.
The following cases were disposed
of in the Recorder's Court:
A. V. Williams and Oeorgianna Sin?
gleton, disorderly conduct. Williams
was dismissed, and Singleton was giv?
en a sentence of $10 to 20 days.
Henry Johnson, riding bicycle on
sidewalk, |2.
WUhelmkaa Taylor, carrying pistol,
of unlawful sise, $l& bond forfeited.
Qeo. Ohlcco, disorderly conduct, $15
or SO days.
Frank drier, riding bicycle on ulde
walk. $2.
Manny Epperson, riding bicyclj on
sidewalk, $S.
Prince Williams, petty larceny, $15
or ao days*
Street paving is a necessary mod?
ern improvement and will be enjoyed
by all when the streets have oeen
completed, but it is a mossy propo?
sition while the work Is in progress.
ACCIDENT ON LIBERTY STREET.
Stripped Ford Car Wrecked and
Gentleman Injured.
Sometine this morning a stripped
Ford car driven by Mr. W. J. Stafford,
who lives between Sumter and
Wedgefield, was badly damaged when
it struck or was struck by a train on
the Northwestern Railroad at the
Liberty street crossing. Mr. Robert
Turner, who was in the car, received a
bad cut on his head, but was able to
conttnue about his business, after he
had received surgical attention at the
hospital.
The reports heard concerning the
accident is that the car was approach?
ing the crossing and ran Into the
the rear coach of the tarin, Mr.
Stafford being unable to stop the car
for some reason before It struck.
Mr. Stafford, when called up over
the telephone declined to discuss the
accident.
At the regular meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce directors this
week the booster trip plan was most
heartily and unanimously endorsed.
Several other very important matters
were brought up and discussed,
which will no doubt prove of much
benefit to the public in the future.
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Candidate's Cards.
Announcements of candidates will
be printed in this column until the
close of the campaign for $5. No
cards accepted on credit.
At the requtst of my friends I an?
nounce myself as a candidate for the
7th Magisterial District, subject to the
rUles of the Democratic party. I am
in the race to a finish if I don't get
but one vote.
T. P. SANDERS, JR.
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The Farmers' Mutual
Protective Association
Of Sumter, Clarendon and Lee Counties
Directors For Sumter County
At large.I. C. Strauss
Concord.T. B. LSrunson
Manchester.Miller Coulter
Mayesville.E. W. Daubs
Middleton..,.M. L Parier
Privateer .. ?.J. M. Kolb
Providence.,.S. P. Moore
Rafting Creek.. .. ... ....... ...K. M. Hilderbrand
Shiloh.Silas Truluck
Stateburg.J. Frank Williams
Sumter.M . ?.W. F. Shaw
If interested, see your township director, or write,
The Sumter Trust Co., Agt.
We Insure Farm Property Only
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TAKE YOUR CHOICE.
BLUDWINE, ln u,e Hobble Skirt bottle, is made from Fruits and
Cereals.
SATANET te tbe new and celebrated Fruit Juice drink.
HIRES, the genuine Hoot beer, is made from Roots, Berries,
Barks, etc, gathered from all parts of the globe.
ALL ARE PURE AND HEALTHFUL.
Sumter Bottling Works.
Phone 84.
Delivery
Service - on the Time Clock
i
Horses must be fed whether the^ are
working or not. They demand attention
on Sundays and holidays?that you have
to pay for.
And an idle horse costs just as much
to keep as a * ?worker."
The cost of operating an Overland
Delivery Car stops when the car stops.
In addition to this, an Overland De?
livery Car covers three or four times as
much territory as a horse can cover?in
the same time.
It carries a heavier load?all day long
?and never shows fatigue.
It is always ready for rush work and
emergencies?can be put to work at 9
moment's notice.
It runs twenty-four hours a day, if
need be.
It enables you to deliver more goods,
and to deliver goods more quickly.
It enables you to give your customers I
better service, and hold trade in face of
the keenest competition.
And it enables you to deliver goods at
greater distance?to trade that cannot
be served with horse delivery.
In this way it soon pays for itself In
new business that it brings you.
The cost of an Overland Delivery Car is
low?little more than the cost of a horse
and wagon.
?much lower than the cost of any A
other cars of similar specifications.
A post card or telephone call will
bring one of our men to give you all the
facts. Or a catalog will be sent to you
on request.
Overland Delivery Cars arc made in two models
4
Modul 75
?595
WiiU SiTvuns and
SiJc Curtain*
Price.* f. o. b. Toledo
Model 83 B
*695
Closed Panel
Delivery Car
Overland Sales Company, Sumter, S. C.
Phone 723. 210 West Liberty Street.
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