The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-10-24
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her sister Mrs. w T. Campbell
Miss Minne Scott, charming young lady
of Wisacky, spent the Carnival days in the
city with frieuds.
Mrs. J. w. Morris, Of Wilmington, is
visiting the family of. Mr. Geo. T. Jones.
Misses Mamie Carnes and Clelia DuRant,
of Bishopsille. attended the Carnival.
Mss Sarah Cleapor, of Charleston, S. c.,
is visiting her sister Mrs. F. Larousseliere.
Mr. T. O. Sanders, jr., of Hagood, was in
the city during the Carnival.
Mr. Douglas Jennings, of this County, left
for Florida yesterday afternoon to engage in
business.
Contractor, R. C. Webb, of Sumter, who
has been engaged at Manning for long time
has returned to Sumter permanently.
Miss Helen Rembert, of Remberts, S. C., is
visiting Mrs. r. L. Wright.
Mr. Thomas E. Richardson has beea 10 the
ciey since the Carnival. he is temporarily
located in Darlington, in the insurance busi-
ness
Mr. c. D. Weeks has accepted q position
a, HummePs Pharmacy, in Charleston.
Rev. W W Mood has been confined to his
bed for several days, aud is still unable to be
out.
Mr. W. n. Ingram left yesterday morning
on business trip to Berkeley County. He
will be absent from the city several days.
Mss Mamie Dingfelder, of Charleston, is
visiting the family Of Mr. Charlie Alphoose.
Miss Net,ie Cohen, Of Washington, who
has been visiting her sister Mrs. F. Levi, has
returned TO her home.
Miss Rosalie Levy, Of Charleston, after a
pleasant visit to the family of Dir. H. Hardy
has returned home.
Mr. T. Davis Brogdon, who has been on
the G. & 8. R. B., at Hardeville the past
fear years, is on visit to his old home.
1t with regret that the serious illness of Ar.
VIM. T. Brogdon is learned. he has been i'll
for TWO weeks or more, and was no better
yesterday.
Miss Carrie Bull, of Dan,zler, S. c., has
returned home to attend high school re-
Gently organized at Old Providence Church,
Mt. c. J. Rast, Newberry College graduate
of several years experience, is principal.
Misses Monte Collins aud Zadie Hennegan,
of: Charleston, who were attending the Carni-
val, aud participated in ST. Josephs' Acade-
my Concert, have retnl ned to their homes.
Mrs. Sires, Of Summerville, aod Miss Monte
Windham, of Charleston, who were visiting
Mss Eliza J. Chandler, have returned to their
homes.
Miss Nathans, charming young lady of
Charleston, who has been q guest at Mr..
Perry Moses, is new spending awhile with
the family of Gen. E. w. Noise.
Miss Dina Kohn, of Orangebure, who has
been visiting u Niss Battle Ryttenburg, return
ed to her home this morning. This vas Mss
Kohn's frst visit to Samter, but she made a
great many friends in the few days she was
here.
Mr.. A. A. Cohen, Of Florence, Mr.. A. VIM
berg, Of Darlington. and Mr.. A. P. Levy, of
Darlington. who have been the guests of Mr..
Isaac Strauss, have returned to their respec.
tive homes.
Mrs. A. A. Strauss and daughter Miss
Edie, of Mayesville, who have been visiting
the family Of Mr.. Isaac Strauss, have return
ed to their home.
Court closed in Manning Friday. Acting
Solicitor Purdy and Stenographer Parrot
spent Saturday aud Sunday at home. They
left yesterday afternoon for Kingstree, where
court will be in session this week.
Hon. Altamont Noses left yesterday for
Columbia, where he will be engaged for sew
eral days in examining the books of State
Treasurer Bates, being member of the COM
mit,ee selected to perform that duty.