The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-26
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

Mrs A. J.'China has gone 10 Bennt 'sVllle
on visit TO Mrs. B. K. DeLorme.
Miss Annie Keonedy, has returned from
vis, to Ridgeway.
Mrs Annie Lowry and children have gone
TO Durham, N Co. 10 spend six weeks
Miss Jessie Smith, who has been teaching
school in Spartarhurg county, returned home
yesterday for the summer vacation.
Mr.. a S Brown lef, tor New York on
Monday for the purpose Of consulting physi-
ciaas in reference TO removing 10 Colorado
for his health
Mrs 4. S. Brown aud children have gone
in the country on visit 10 Mrs. Brown IS
parents,
M. W H. Ingram left yesterday on
business trip to Rennettsvile.
Miss Agnes Mikel has been visiting Mrs.
r. " Mikeil for several DAYS.
Messrs r. Z. Cu,,ino aud julius l..
McCallum. left ON Monday for Georgetown
They expect to make the entire trip on their
wheels.
Nr. Pa, Leonard, who has been quite sick
for the past two weeks, is much better
Col. Knox Livingston, of Benueitsville,
spent yesterday in this city.
Miss Adele Duuue and he, guests, Misses
Nolan and Carroway, have gone to Mannvile
on visit 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley j. McKsin.
Mr. D. A Robbins and family have re-
moved to Charlotte, n G. where Mr. Rob-
oius has established large factory for the
manufacture Of sash cord. II is with regret
tha, the community sees Mr. Robbins leave,
as he had begun 10 puild NY an industry here
tha; in time would have grown to large
proportions, bu, Charlotte offered greater
Inducements and it was but natural that he
should remove TO that place.
Miss Leila Dick is visiting relatives IN the
city.
Mrs. Lee c. Hardy, of New York, is visit
ing Mrs. DeLeon Moses.
Miss Beatrice Nolan, of Columbia is the
guest OF Miss Adele Duane.
Mr. R. j. Dick is visiting his daughter,
Mrs. ". T. Gee, Of florence
Miss Nina Ottolengui, of Charleston, is the
guest of Mrs. g.. HARDY.
Miss linda Mannheim has goue TO Colum-
bia for several weeks duration.
Mr.. Harry Ry,,enberg, who has been quite
sick for several days Is improving.
Mr. John T. Green, Jr., is spending week
at his fathers hone near Elliotts
Misses Lena aud Jenaie Barnett have gone
to Glenn Springs to spend several weeks.
Mrs. R. r. Baker and children ef, Sa,ur-
dav morning for Abbevlle to visit relatives
Messrs j. b. Burns aud Paul Kennedy
hare goue to Camden on a visit Of several
days.
Misses Mary and Rebecca Davis. of Now
York, are the guests Of Mr.. aod Mrs. J. f.
Levy.
Misses Olive Hoy, and SAllie Lou Aroold
90 to Manning this afternoon on a visit TO
relatives.
Mr. A. Baker, of Selma, Ala. after
two weeks visit to his son, Mr. r. a. Baker,
left for heme Saturday.
Hiss Adele Dunno returned hone last week
from Columbia, where she has been attend
ing the Urseline Convent.
Mrs. Julius Schwerin and children, who
have been visiting in Charleston tor several
weeks have returned home.
M. R. R. Breeder, Of Bennestsville, who
is in ,owr for few days.
Miss Evie Wilson, Of this city, and Miss
Hattie Goldsmith, Of Greenville, are visiting
Miss Sudie Furman, of Privateer.
Miss Matte Carraway. Of Halifax, N. c.,
a recent graduate of the Urseline Institute, Of
Colamoa, is visiting Miss Adele Dunno
Mr. John kershaw, Jr., has returned
home from Charleston, where be has been
attending the Porter Military Academy.
Miss Lucy Wilson. one Of the teachers in
Converse College, passed through the city
THURSDAY, en- route TO her home at Mayes-
Vile
Col. Jas D. Banding returned from his
Western trip Friday afternoon. He had
mos, enjoyable trip aud was benefited in
health.
J. Rem5ert Hill, Esq, who has been on
visi, TO his mother, returned home to Green
Vile Friday, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Mary Hill.
Dr. w ". Sibert, the popular prescription
clerk at DeLorme's Pbaru acy, has gone on
q visit 70 North Csroliua, and will be absent
about TWO weeks.
Mrs. Davis who has been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Archie China, returned to her
home in Columbia Saturday accompanied by
her sister Mrs. F. A. Tradwell.
Mr. Sol j. Ryttenoe-Q left on Saturday
night for Jacksonville, Fla, 10 visit Mr.
George n Adams. While in Jacksonville
be will take part in a big bicycle meet that
will be held there next week.
Messrs J. Temple Frierson, Jr., and Will
liam D. Frierson. of Stateburg will graduate
from the Porter Military Academy a: the
Annual Commencement to-day. Mr. William
D. Frierson is the Sslu,atoran of the class.
Mr. J. H. Winburn on Saturday received
telegram from his brother announcing the
death of the wife of the latter. Mr. Win
burn left on the evening train that day, 10
be present at the funeral Of Mrs. Winburp in
North Corolina.
City Tax Returns.
Tne City Clerk and Treasurer requests that
the attention of taxpayers be called to the
81 ct ih.f retprna nuat he made 6nrinC tha