The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-03-21
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Judge Fraser will hold Court in Columbia
mex. week.
Capt. A. C.. Phelps has returned from
Charleston.
Sir. R. F. Epperson has removed his family
to Remini.
Miss Susie Halle of Camden is visiting Miss
Lily Delgar.
Mr.. A. D. Kicker has gone to Suwanee
Spring, Fla
Mr.. A. D. Palmer. of Columbia, was in the
city Monday.
Mr.. A. F. Shaw, of Wisacky, was in the
city yesterday.
Mr.. Brainerd Wilson is at home quite sick
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Edgar Skinner returned from a visit
TO Charleston last Saturday.
Mr. d. a. Hoyt has been quite sick for
several days but is improving.
Mss JAMIE Spann, of Mayesville, is visiting
Miss Bessie Ingram IN Snmmerton.
Gen. =. D. Kennedy who was attending
Court, returned home this morning.
Judge T. B. Fraser is ir the city after a
two-week's term Of Court in Edge6eld.
Miss Nargie Hill has returned home after
q pleasant visit to friends in Greenville.
Nj. Yeadon DeIgar, who has been sick for
severa. weeks with fever is getting better.
Major P. G. Benbow and wife spent Sum
dag 10 the city IN a visit to their daughter.
Sir. J. n. Knight, senior proprietor of
The Herald, is soon to become a resident OF
this city.
Mr.. W. E. Dick, r., whose leg was broken
be expected.
Ex-iudge sam'l W. Melton, of Columbia,
come over on business to this city Saturday
afternoon.
Or. Runtley who has recently, become a
resident, of the city, has moved into the K. F.
Epperson house.
Judge Benet and G. C. Manning, Esq,
spent SUNDAY with friends near Fulton,
Clarendon County.
Miss Hattie Doar, who has been spending
some time with her sister, Mrs. Shore, has
gone to Summerville.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. r. P.
Monaghan, who has been very i'll, is nov
considered to be improving.
R. ". Shand, Esq, a prominent lawyer, Of
Columbia, and Supreme Court Reporter, was
in she city on bnsines last Thursday.
DR.. E.S. Booth, with all his blushing
honors thick upon him was in the city on
Monday and paid us a pleasant visit
N. E. Dick leaves this P. ~, foran extended
the trip North and West. he expects to visit
the Pacific Coast before returning to Sumter.
Mr.. T. n. McCu,chen, of Williamsburg
County and well.known in this County also,
graduated last week at the Charleston Medical
College
Mr.. A. C. Mckinnon, formerly of this
County, but now of Darlington. was in
the city yesterday and his friends were glad
to gee him.
Mr. Jake Hill, who is now e1press messen-
ger between Washington D. c.. and Atlanta,
Ca, and J. R. Hill, Esq, Of Greenville, are
on q visi. to their mother in this city.
Dr.. julius A. Mood delivered the annual
address before the Alumni of the S. c. Aedi-
cal College in Charleston last week. His
address excited great interest and received
many complimentary criticisms.
Mr. J. n. Alphonse left here for New
York on Saturday, to gather materials for
the scenery and decorations of the Opera
House, he having been awarded the contract
a, $2.3s7, by the City Conncil.
Mr. T. Tracy Walsh who has been working
under the Rev. r. W. Barnwell, as lay
reader in the Episcopal Churches at Darling
ton and Bennetisville during the winter, left
the city to-day for Sewanee, Tenn, where be
will resume his theological studies.