The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-05-23
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the city. Tuesday.
Mrs. DE-. 8. Cunningham, OF Williams
bnrg, Is visiting in the city.
Hiss Emanuel, Of Georgetown, is visiting
the family Of Gen. s. " Noise.
Nrs. Henuies, Of Columbia, is in Sumter
visiting her mother, Mrs. Little.
Hiss Agaes Nikell. of Charleston, is visit
ing Mrs. B u. Mikell ST this city.
Masses Caro- Beiser and Fannie Brailsford,
of Snmmerton, are visiting friends at Wedge
Geld.
ar. ". Il. odenbeimer representing the
New FORK Gsreknsan, was in the city last
week.
Ar. b. r. Sanders has returned from
Charleston where be has been for the pasttwo
weeks.
Mrs Lohse and daughter, Of Georgetown,
are visiting the family of Mr.. Henry Vein
berg.
Ar ". B. Burns mother, accompanied by
Mrs. Burns and infant have gone to Camden
OF q visit.
Hrs. VI. b. Simpson, Jr., of Jacksonville,
Fla, IS visiting Der father. Mr.. W. d.
Epperson.
NJ. Henry Stack, of Pinewood, who has
been quite sick at his home in the city, is con-
yaaescing.
Miss Kate Broughton who bias been visiting
friends IN the city returned TO her home last
Saturday.
Mesars. E. R. Plowden, j., and A. ].
Pringle. Of Ciarendon, were in the city on
Saturday.
Capt. W. B. Delgar expects to leave to
morrow on = prolonged bosiaess trip to the
Northwest.
Nr. I. "A. Ryt.enberg has goae; to Red
Springs to make arrangements for the Sumter
Light Infantry Excarsion.
Ma5essiile was represented 10 the city this
week ty Mayor J r Aayes, Cooper Des-
Champs and DR.. c. E. King.
Mr.. Eugene Hogsu who has been sick, is
out again, though be looks III jet. BE re-
ports his son Edmund quick sick.
Nj. and Mrs.J..H. Cav, Of Philadelphia,
stopped IN the city last week, en- route from
Florida, On . visit 10 &rs. DAVIS family.
The friends of Mr. Med Green, of Elliotts,
viii be pleased to learn that be is thought to
be recovering from his recent severe illness.
Nr. RIO. Purdy, has returned from Mem
phis, Tenn, where be has been in attendance
o the General Conference of the a.. E.
Church, South.
Messrs. Jno. Nettles, ] W. Rhodes and
w. Martin Bradley, Of the "Alerts," Of
Nayesville, attended the matches between
Sumter aud Darlington last week
Mrs. Vim. D. Banding aud children from
Caslettsbnrg, KY, arrived In Sumter several
days ago ON q visit to relatives, and is the
guest of Capt. and Mrs r. A. Brand.
M. Perry Moses returned Sunday night
from Chattasooga, where he went as q MEM
Der OF the commission TO lay. of the Chicka-
manga battlefield. He fonud the 6eld COM
paratiyeIy little changed since the battle.
Miss Alice Parrott, who has been on u visit
to the family Of her brother, Mr.. L. I. Parrott,
returned TO her home ia Darlington on last
expected, owiag 10 the ssadderte llness Of her
mother.
Mt. Daniel II. Young OF this city was
examined last week in Columbia and admitted
to the practice Of law. He has been studying
for several years under r. @. Purdy, Esq.
BE has no YET decided where he wIl Chang
ont his shingle-"
Rev. C.. C. Brown, D. D., returned on last
Saturday from his attendance upon the meet
ing Of the Southern Baptist Convention at
Dallas, Texas. He Sled his pulpit both
morning and night on Sunday and gave his
congregations an interesting account of his
trip aud the work of the convention.
Sol Ryttenberg has lowered the record on
the hicyele track. He spun around 10 81
seconds Monday afternoon.
hector Pierson, who was sentenced to q