The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1894-07-04


ming, for Treasurer, h. l.. Scarborough, for
Judge of Probate T Y. Walsh.
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Personal.
Cadet Frank Holman is back from the
Citadel
Miss Maud Lomax is visiting Mrs. ". AL
s,ou Pringle.
Dr.J. A. Mood is up and out again after
a brief spell of fever.
Mrs. Jos. Sprott, ST., of Clarendon, is visit
ing frieads ID Sumter.
Gen. Noises family have gone to Sullivan's s
Island for the summer.
Miss Lizzie Cuttieo has gone on visit to
relatives in Clarendon.
Cadet Wilmot Kershaw, of the P. N. A,
is at home for the holidays.
Misses Alma Ingram and Addie Aud have
gone to Suc1mertoo on a visit.
Miss Mary Ewell, of sTarboro, n. c., has
been visiting the family Of Dr.. G. W. Dick.
Mr. and Mrs. R. s. Bradwell have gone on
visit of several weeks to relatives in Geor-
gia.
Mr. Rob Jennings left Sumter yesterday
for Rock Hill, where be will engage in busi-
ness.
Miss Lissatte Baker, ofSelma, Ala, is spend
ing some time with her brother, Mr. r. a,
Baker.
Miss Laura Walsh, daughter of Col. T. v.
Walsh, is visiting Mrs. r. P. Fowler in Will
miog,on.
Nr. J. Nelson Frierson, of Stateburg, a
student of hobart College, N. Y, is expected
home tomorrow.
Mr.. Elisha Carson is at home again after an
absence of several months during which time
be has taken business course.
w. r. Rhame, cashier Of the Bank of Sem
ter, has returned home much improved in
health by his trip to the mountains.
Cadet Smith, of Glenn Springs, is visiting
his classmste J. Temple Friersou, IT,, Of the
Porter Military Academy, at Stateburg.
Mr. E. T. Malone and his sister, MSS. P
Allen, Of HendersouviHe,S n. c., are visiting
their uncle, Ar. c.. G. Rowland, of this city.
Among the visitors to Samter from George
town on last Friday we're Mr.. Josiah Doas,
Editor of the Times. and Mr. E. Marion Doar.
Mrs. C. e. Stubbs and Mrs. Isaac c.
Ingram are in attendance at the Woman's
Missionary Society at Union, s. c., this
week.
Dr.. S. C. Baker has moved iato the house
recently occupied by Ar. Wiley J. NcKain,
on Washington street, opposite Monumental
Square.
Mr.. Henry L. PinckneJ, jr., of Charleston,
came up to attend the funeral of his uncle,
Mr. Charles Pinckney, on Sunday, at State
burg.
Prof A. G. Rembert, of Spartanburg, has
been on visit to his brother, Mr.. e. e. Rem
bert, of this city, and father Dr.. E. J. Renbert,
Of Remberts
Mr.. D. Martin aod family left last week for
France, but after going as far as Petersburg,
Va, had to return on account of the illness
of bis wife.
Major d. Frank Wilson has gone to Spar
tanburg TO attend the meeting of thelteacbers'
Association. he is member of the execu-
tive committee.
The following cadets are at home from
Clemson G. q. Stubbs, B. F. Kelley, I. A.
Keels, W j. Epperson, j. E: Brogdon, J. D.
White, r. D. Bradford.
Miss Lot,ie Farrell who has been visiting
the family of Mr.. J. r. Philips, since ST.
Joseph's Commencement, went to her home
at Ross Station, yesterday.
Mr.. j. A. Foxworth whose illness has been
mentioned before, has been considered in a
critical condition for several days. He is at
the home of his son-in-law, Mr.. F. B. Grier.
Capt. 4. C. Phelps has returned from New
York, where be went short time ago with
his little son to hare surgical operation per-
formed on him. 1t was done, and the little
fellow is getting along splendidly.
Miss Y. Eloise Wilson one of the teachers
in the Sumter Graded School, and Miss Ella
E. King of the Sumter Institute, left Sumter
on last Sunday evening for Charleston, where
they would take steamer North, on their
way to attend Teachers Institute 10 be held
during the summer months at Mar,ha's Vine
yard, Mass.
Capt. Robert W. Andrews, who has gained
notoriety as the aged pedestrian, is celebrat-
ing to-day, his l05th birthday at home in
this city with his family and descendants.
The Captain is still vigorous aud enjoying
good health. He is engaged in farming this
+ year IN Privateer, a few miles below the city,
and reports having good crop.
Mr.. B. E. Brown, son of Mr.. Eugene
Brown Of Eufaula, Ala, and grandson OF Mr..
Joha E. Brown Of this city, is here on q
brief visit to Die grand parents. Mr. Brown
graduated last week at the Episcopal
Theological Seminary near Alexandria, Va,
and expects to be ordained deacon On his
return to Alabama.
Rev. II. ". Gordon, of Camden, and Mrs.
Gordon and children. spent last night in this
city, Mrs. Gordon being on her way to visit
relatives in Kentucky. By coming to Sum-
ter better facilities for through tickets and
checking of baggage could be enjoyed. Mrs.
Gordon and the children left on the 9.53
train this morning. Mr.. Gordon is spending
the day with his friend DR.. Brown.
Col. Blandiog returned on Saturday from
his Western trip Of two months. He brought
with him his eldest granddaughter, Miss
Mary Haman, Of Walden, Mississippi, and his
grandson, J. Banding Sloan, of Corsicana,
Texas, to remain through the summer. Says,
of course be enjoyed himself greatly, as his
children and grandchildren were very kind
to him, and he had got beyond the constant
cry OF hard times, no money and black
futnre and besides left no1itics behind him