The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-01-03
Personal.
Nr. T. ]. Tuomey is quite i'll.

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Rev. D. Z. LaFar is in the city.
Miss Olive Hoyt is visiting 10 Beruetssville.
Miss Blanche Agnew is visiting Mss Min
ME Moore.
Mr.T. G. Mcleod, Of .Hsgood, is in the
city to-day.
Nr. VI II. Stack, Of Columbia, speu, Sua-
day in the city.
Mrs W. J. DuRant is visiting relatives in
York County.
Lieut.. James Perrin has returned from q
visit to Abheyille,
Niss Lillian Hoyt is entertaining Miss
Jennie Rass, of Darlington,
Miss Kittie Borden, of Fayetteville. N. c.,
is visiting Miss Laura Walsh.
Miss Bertha Strauss of Aayesville is the
guest of the Misses Rytienberg.
Mrs. Thomsoo Earle of Greenville, is visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Il. ]. Hill.
Dr.. r.. VI. Bookhar., of Asheville, N. c.
was in the city for several days
Hon. Jno. S. Richardson has been quite
sick for several days with the grip.
Ar. and Mrs =. u. Dick, of Bossards,
spent Christmas in Florence with relatives.
Nj. W. B PEBBLES has resigned his position
With the Go.xas6sa Register and returned
home.
Misses Leila and Eva Piersou have returned
from their Xmas visit to Salem, Clarendon
County.
Dr.J. a. Hayes, of aayesville, who has
aeen qoste li for several weeks, is now
Improving.
MR. e. fJaek) Durant and family have
moved 10. the Loring place in the Jordan
neighborhood.
Nc. a. Hurst, who has been i'll since
last summer has gone to Charleston for the
benefit ofhis health.
MI. Wallace Epperson, son Of the late
james Epperson, Of sDanvilie, Va, is visiting
relatives in the city
Mss Ayres, who went on visit to her
parents in Alabama during the holidays,
returned on Monday.
Nj. f. a. Little left yesterday morning for
Knoxyille, Tenn, where he will remain on
visit shout 9 month.
Nss. Wilhelm, OF Stasessil!e, N. c., and
Miss Adelaide Searr, Of Charlotte, are visiting
che family Of HI. W : B: Burns.
Nc. ]. E. Couser, Of Bishopville, and Nr.
II. Howard Auidrow. Of Wilson's Mill, Clar-
.endon County, were il the city on Monday.
Col. D. P. Dancan has reated the paan,a-
ton Of Col. John s. Richardson, three miles
from this city, and will make this county his
home.
Miss Annie O'Neill. of Charleston, spent
Christmas week in Scmter, at Nrs. J. S.
Thomsoa,s With her mother, who is boarding
there.
Mr. j.. 8. NcFaddea. has severed his con-
oeetion with &essrs. Rembert, Marshall /
Co., and returned to his home in Clarendoo
County.
Mr. IA. W. Scott, of st. Charles, and
family have removed TO this city to live, and
are occupying the old VIM place on Church
Street recently purchased by him.
Miss Eleanor Thomson spent the Christmas
holidays with her friend, Mrs.. Edward Roach.
of Charleston. She returned to Tindal's in
time TO sssume her school duties, on the 2nd
instant.
M. and Mrs. r. A. Bethuoe, of Snyder,
Mayes, Of Hayesville, after an absence of
DR.. J. A Hayes.
Maj. a. Frank Wilson delivered an address
before the Summerton Literary Society last
week. Those who heard it say that Maj.
Wilson was at his best and did credit TO
himself, which is high praise.
Capt. ]. N. Phillips who went to Florida
on prospecting tour about six weeks ago
left ON his return trip on Dec. 9th. BE
writes back that South Carolina is good
enough, and that many South Carolinisns
would bs glad to sell ont and return to the
State Of their nativity.