The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-02
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

Miss Zsna Talley has gone to Coiamo'"
Mr.. B. R. Nash is at home for few days.
Mr.. Sol. J. Ryttenberg spent Sunday in
Columbia.
Mss Saiiie Powe. has gone to Lake City 'Q
teach school.
NJ. J. NJ. Knight returned from Atlsn'a,
Ga, Monday night.
Mrs. Burns. of Camden. is visiting her son,
Mr. W B. Burns.
Mrs. J. E. Team returned last week from
Camden, where she has been visiting
n. J. Haynsworth, E<q., of Greenv'lle,
spent Sunday in the city.
Col. R. D.. Lee and Mr.. T. 3. S'ackhonse
returned to Columbia Monday morning
Miss Amanda Thomas. Of Charleston, is
the guest of the Misses Cut,ino
Miss Iuez Cooper, of St. Charles is visitcg
Mrs VI Fl. Scott, Of this cry.
Gen. E ". Noise AID family returned
from Sullivan's fslaud last Friday.
Messrs Kiunev Foster aud Harmon Noise
left for the Citadel yesterday afternoon
Mr.. J. D. Mcleod has returned to the city
aod can be found at Moses Green's store.
Dr.. Leo left for Athens. Ga, yesterday
morning, where be will sell his famous med'-
ciaes.
The Misses McAlilley, who have been visit-
ing at Col Wallace's, went to Rock Hi! yes
terday morning.
Miss Adele Dunne returned to Columbia
Monday morning to resume er studies At the
Urseline Convent.
Miss Maud Yates. of Macoa, Miss, who has
been the gness Of Dr.. Spauu OF this city, re-
turned to her home Monday moro'og.
Messrs. John and Douglas Kershaw and
Thos. Sumter left for Char lesion Monday
afternoon They will attend the Porter Mill
tarv Academy.
Miss Lucy Singleton. who has been visit
ing Miss Harriet Kershaw returned to her
home in Wedge6eld las, week
The Misses CLARK, oS Camden, VINO have
been in the CITY as the gnests of Miss May
holman, left for home last Saturday.
Mr. A. a. Eherharthas accepted position
at the a. C freight depot, this city, aud
viii! act as shipping clerk
Miss Fraaeis Stern, of Savannah, who has
been spending the summer with Mss Fannie
Ryttenberg went hore Sunday.
Mr.. Eugepe Ingram has accepted position
with Mr. A. A. Strauss, of Mayesvile, and
left last Thursday afternoon for that place
Miss Hattie Doar has arrived in the city to
sperd some time with her sister, Mrs. George
D. Shore
Miss Erie Brice, of Fairfield. who has been
visiting at Col. r. 81 Wallace's hosptsble
home, left last Friday for Due West Fe-
male College.
Rev J. ". Daniel pastor of the Methodist
church, was taken sick Sunday, aud IN
consequence the Methodist church was closed
after morning service, Sunday night
Monday Messrs. Perry Moses, George
Dickson, Frank Holman, and Ainsiv HARDY
left for Charleston, where they will resume
their s:adies at the Citadel Mr.. Murray
Mcleod, of Rembert, also went down.
Mr. a. Smith, of Philadelphia, was in
the city last week inspecting the water works,
aud expressed himself ss much pleased with
the plant in general and Sumter in particular.
He visited the tobacco warehouse while sale
was in progress aud was completely carried
away.
General Manager Kenly, of the Coast Line
was in the city on Monday. While here
several members of the Board OF Trade inter-
viewed him in regard to the attitude OF the
Coas, Line towards the people Of the city OF
Sumter Mr.. Kenly said it was the desire OF
his people 20 do all they could for Sumter,
and in the near future he hoped to give Sum
ter better rail.oad facilities than exist at
present The schedules of the trains will be
changed as soon as possible, so as TO give
Sumter the benefit of The schedule.