The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-08-29
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Personal.

Nss. T. n Jeonings has returned from New
York.
Col. R. n. Wallace is back from his nerth.
esn tour.
Mrs. b. Ry,,enoerg has gone TO Baltimore
On visit.
Mr. Paul Kennedy is temporarily in the
Post Office.
Mss Matte Carson has returned from. Cleve-
!Aad Springs.
Nr. E. P. Kicker has returned from his
trip ssdoun East.
Niss Asmie DuBose, of Bossards, is visiting
Mrs. A. s. Brown.
xr. B. ". .DaRant returned last Saturday
from the mountains.
Ne. B. B. Nash is at home from a trip
through the Vest.
Miss Katie Anderson OF Stateourg 10 visit
ing Miss Xalis Reid.
Dr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Spsnn haye returned
from Cleveland Springs.
Ne. B. B. Beckham .etnroed from the
mountains last Monday.
Rhodes, in Aayesville.
Nr. and Mrs. A. G.. Flowers have returned
from their visit to Fairfield.
Mr. Isaac Schwartz Of Schwartz Bros has
gone North to buy goods.
Mr. ]. Frank Pate has returned from his
summer trip 30 the mountains.
Miss Kate Furmar has returned from her
visit 10 friends in Pennsylvania.
Mr. = A. Scale, and mother, of Columbia,
are visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Hughes, of Abbeville, is visiting Mrs.
Henry Huntley, on upper Main ST.
ars- a. n. Talley, of Columbia, has been
visiting in the city for several days.
Mr.. C. W. Kingman and family have
returned from Rotherfordton, N. c.
Mr. James Rsynolds Of S,atebnrg has
returned from a trip to the mountains.
We areglsd to hear that Nj. A. s. Brown
who is at Saluda. N. G., is improving.
Mrs. julius A. Mood and Mrs. c. E Stubbs
returned from Asheyille last Thursday
Col and Nrs. Marion Sanders aud Col.
T.V. Walsh are back from Ratherfordsoa.
Mss Lynch De.s, of Camden, was the
guest Of the Rev John Kershsw last week
Mr. G. E. Denniston Of The G. S. IN. R.R
has gone North on visit to his old home.
Ar. George Foxworth has accepted q
situation NTH Aessrs. A. A. Strauss + Co.
Prof. Rodgers, of: Elberton, Ca, lately
elected assistant in the graded school, is in
thecity.
Mrs. W. &. Ancrum, of Camden, and
three children, is the guest of Mrs. W. A.
Peiaeles@-~- e"s1--@seS'Tn1s.o-
Messrs. E. " Averill and W. A. Priugle
have gone to Washington with the Knights
of Pythias.
Miss Lynch 3. lDeas, of Camden, passed
through the city last Friday ON her way home
from Clarendon.
Miss Agnes Richardson, who has been visit
ing friends at Stateburg returned home
Monday eveuing.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harvin, Of Panoia,
passed through the city last Thursday from
Saiada and Glenn Springs.
Mr. R. B. Nettles, Of Darlington, has been
in Sumter several days on visit to his
daughter Mrs. B. W. Butler.
Capt. J. P. Brock, Of Pamela, returned
Monday from short trip 20 Saluda, where
Mrs. Brock is spending month.
Mr. B. T. Williams of Concord will remeve
to this city TO live on the lss September and
take situation with Bultman Bro.
Mr. and Mrs D. e. Dunlap returned to
their homsin Lancaster on East Friday after
a two weeks visit to relatives in. Providence.
Miss Sue Rafheid accompanied them.
The many friends of Mr.. J. J. Knox regret
TO know that he is quite sick with fever at
Mr.: J. B. Raf6eld's. He is SO years Of age,
and his friends feel quite anxious abont him.
Me. ", H. Pate and family returned from
North Carolina q few days ago. BE and one
of bis children has been quite sitk, but they
are improving since the return.
Ar.J. w. Wilder, who has bean with Mr..
B. ]. Barnett for some years past, has
accepted q position with The Atlantic Coast
Line With headquarters at Florence.
Mr.. John A. Foxworsh was on the streets
few Gays since looking much improved by
his stay in the country. he will be with R.
u. q L. ". jenkins in the New Opera House
store after Sept. let.
The summer swallows are beginning a
ait homeward. Messrs Mark Reynolds, &.
". Dnrant, John Reid, Neill O'Donnell, E.
". A: Bultman aud J. q. Chandler have re-
tuEned home from the North.
Capt. P. P. Gaillsrd, our popular post.
master returned home on Thursday last from
pleasure trip 10 Greenville where he visited
the family Of Col. Jos. q. Earle.
The Rev. John Kersbaw returned home last
Thursday from Sewanee and Saluda. He
reports himself as having had pleasant trip.
Mrs. kershaw also returned on Monday from
visit to friends at Abbeviile.
St. Joseph's Academy will resume on next
Monday, September Sd. See advertisement.
The plastering in the Graded School build
ing has been knocked down and the over
head ceiled.
The early closing of the stores will end for
this year oH Friday. The season of pleasure
is at An end and long hours and hard work is
the prospect.
Last Saturday George, little son of Mr..
J. I. Brogdon, fell from fig tree and broke