The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-09
NRw ADVFRTIsEMENTs
NUNS,
Personal.

Miss Emma Britton has returned from a
visit to Marion.
Mr.. !. &C. Scott, of Charleston, spent yester-
day in the city.
NJ. R. u. Cooper, of Wisacky, was in
Sumter on Saturday.
Rev. James Mcdowell, Of Manning, was in
the city on Monday.
Mss Alice Parrot, Of Darlington, is visit
ing Mss Bette Cain.
Mrs. Mark Reynolds and children are visit
ing reiationssin Stateburg.
Mss Dulcie Noise has gone to Philadelphia
for a stay Of several mouths.
Miss Jane Utsey, Of st. Georges, S. c.,
Is visiting Miss Battle Brown
Mrs. We. Chandler and children are
spending some time in the city.
Cant. j. D. Harby, wife and 500, of New
York, are yisiting Nr. A. D. Moses.
Mt. and Mrs. F. II. Spann returned last
Friday from their bridal tour.
Miss Go1top, vino has been visiting Mrs.
Marshall, has returned home.
M. and Mrs. ]. E. McCutehen, of lit.
Clio, we're in the city yesterday.
MI. y. Ju8CutSE3 Tx CtVsutSAS U"NS
flying trip to Charleston this week.
1t. Paul Kennedy is out again, none the
worse foe the bicycle accident last week.
Mr.. Jesse Hurst, of this city, has been
appointed Uniied States Deputy Marshal.
Ar.H G. Wright, of Macon, Georgia, u
brother Of Mr. RI Wright, is in the city
Mr. A. g. Ry.enberg, who has been in
New York for SOM time, returned last week.
Messrs. John W Mccoy aud ]. S. Booth,
merchants Of St. Charles, were in the city
Monday.
Nr. D. VI. Campbell leaves tomorrow
morning for Ridgeway, where be will spend
sometime.
NJ. Noultrie Suares, who has been IN
Texas fos q number of years, II visiting rela-
ives in the city.
Messrs. Aitamost Moses and q. G. Noses
are attending the Convention of Zoe A. 0. U.
W. 10 Atlanta, Ga.
Mrs. Isaacs and two children, Of New York,
are visiting Mrs. Altamont Moses, who is
the a of Mrs. Isaacs.
Dr.. wv. Anderson and Mr. J. T. Frier-
son, Of Statebolg, are attending the Diocesan
Convention in Columbia.
stGuv" was to see the editor on Satur-
day. II will soon be time for the humorous
philosopher to begla his annual tour.
Capt. P. P. Gailiard, Messrs. B. B. Sam
ders, S. a. Norris, Jesse Hurst and Chief Of
Police Bradford, are attending United States
Court in Charleston.
Aessrs. J. W. Perrin, ". r. Burgess and
j. l. McCallum attended preaching at Brick
Church on last Sunday, going the distance OF
Is miles on their wheels
Miss Margaret Bsunson, daughter of our
fellow-sownsman, Dir. Joel E. Bruusou. made
the highest stand in mathematics In the
recent examinations at .FIrman University.
Miss Brnnsou is the only young lady in her
class, and there is but enc other at the Uni
versity.
Mrs. ". T. Campbell and two children
went to Rowesville yesterday, in response to
a telegram announcing the sudden death of
her brother-in-law, Mr.. W. u. Coleman, who
had been living at that place. Mr.. Coleman
was from Ridgeway, Fairfield County, and
leaves a wife and three children.
Mr. Perry Moses, who was Lieutenant in
Cnlpepper's BATTERY, has been appointed by
Gov. Tiilman, q member of the commission
to represent this State to meet commissions
from other States and stake off the positions
of the various commands which fought at
the battles of Chickamauga aud Chattanooga.
The following members of Sumter Lodge No.
81. o. G.. T., were elected delegates to the
District Lodge, which convenes at Magnolia
tomorrow, the 10th: ". II. Graham, A. G.
Flowers, E. a. Rhame, J.. NJ. Chandler.
David Miehau, Misses Bette Cain, Lillian
Hoyt, Olive Hoyt, Marion Mood, Lizzie
Pringle, and Lon Pate. District Secretary
Geo. Manotte and c. 7. Joel E. Brunson will
also be in attendance