The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-08-14
Personal.


remain there for several weeks.
Mr. aud Mrs. Leu Dick arrived in the ciry
last evening They will remain several weeks
10 the coun,S visiting relatives before leav-
ing for Lincon,on, NC, where Mr. Dick
viii teach next year.
Capt. D. E. Keels was 10 town Monday.
Mr. G. n. Marshall is back from trip to
Sul!ivan's Island.
Mr.. M.F. Nixon, the popular hotel man
of Sumter. went to Blsckville MeOday
Capt. R. A Brand, OF. Augusta, Canvas in
the city Monday.
M. ". S. Smith, Of Spriny Hill was in
town Monday mornins,
Nr. F. " Porter, of Conway, 5. G., is in
the city.
Mr. Viyisn Moses returned from Newberry
Thursday evening
Mr. Erwin Brown, who is in the express
service in Alabama, IS at home Oh visit.
NJ. John 4 Crossweli left Friday morning
for Chadbourne, n G.
Mr.. Tommie jenkins returned from New
berry THURSDAY evening
Mr.. II Strauss. who has been sick for
week or longer is aole TO be out.
Mrs. Frank II. Spann has returned from
Sewanee, Team.
Miss Adele Dnnae has returned home from
visit to friends 10 North Carolina.
Mrs. John Wolf left on Monday for u
visit to Blackville, 5. C.
Mrs. C. L S,ubhs has returned from
Fayetteville, n. G.
Mrs. James Hood ief, for Washington, D.
c., last Sunday evening.
Miss Liiah Barrett, of Bishopri,le, is in
the city
Mrs. W. q. Ingram returned LAST week,
from Glenn Springs.
Mrs. r. B. Mckay, after visit TO relatives
10 this city and county returned to her home
IN Columbia Thursday morning.
ars. J. G. Diukins and Miss Mamie Dim
kins are visiting at Snmmerton.
Miss Pauline Sanders, after pleassu, stay
with friends in Manning, has returned home.
Miss Bette Cain returned to Darlington
Thursday morning after pleasant stay Of TWO
weeks With friends in this city.
Mrs. q. Mannheim, who has been quite Ill
with muscular rheumatism, is eonvalescing.
Miss linda Mannheim, has been visiting in
Columbia, but returned home Friday.
Ar. E. ". A. Bullman. went North lest
week to buy goods for the firm Of Ducker l.
Bn!.nan.
Mr. 81. G. Rys,enberg went to Charleston
last week to take to-day's steamer for New
York
Miss Belle Wolf, OF Orangeburg, returned
With bef sister, Mrs. ". ". Freeman, Fri
day, and will spend sometime 10 this city.
Mr. ". B. Burns se,urned from Boston,
Mass, last Friday after an absence Of four
weeks. While away be visited New York and
Washington.
Ms. J. A. Schveriu returned from Atlanta,
Ga, Friday night.
III. I. A. Ryttenberg returned from
Orangeburg Friday night.
Rev. John Kershaw reached home Friday
night from Sewanee, Tenn.
Miss Fannie Ryttenberg and her guests,
Misses Fannie Schneeberger and Francis
Stern, went to Mayesviale Sunday to spend
a few days with Miss Fannie Strauss.
Misses Helen and Bonnie Brown have re-
turned from Barnwell, after visit Of several
weeks.
Miss Susie Zeigler returned home Monday
evening, after pleasant visi, to Miss Utsey at
St. Georges.
Mrs. T. B. jenkins left for Rock Hill yes
serday morning to visit relatives.
Ne M,e n lace
ternoon for Dovesville, Darlington county.
Miss Jessie R. Folsom returned Monday
after three weeks visit with friends in Clar-
eudon county.
Judge Joseph W. Montgomery, of Birming-
ham, Ala, is visiting in the city.
Mr.. ". D. Harlee will leave this morning
for Hendersonville, NC.
Mr. James Wallace, of Camden, is in town
on business. He came through the country
oa his wheel. making the trip via Wedgefeld.
Mr.. j. T. Sholar has returned from Will
mington, after ten day g stay, and has re-
sumed his duties as chief Of the A. C. l..
dispa,ching Office
Mr. c. q. Decker, OF Philadelphia after
eight years spent 10 the turpentine business
in this county, has gone TO Philadelphia to
spend month.
Ness.s. E. 0. Ingram and Earnest Built
man, who went to Orangeburg with the base
ball team, came home with glowing
accounts of their treatment, in the city on
the Edisto.
Ar. Sol Kohn, of Orangeburg. speot Sun
day IN the city, the guest Of Mr.. I. A.
Ryttenberg.
Mr.. W q. Ingram, WIS has been quite un-
we'll for the last two weeks, has been sd-
vised by his physicians to try the waters Of
Glenn Springs. He will leave for that resor,
to-day.
Mrs. L. b. Newman aud children, who
have been visiting relatives in Concord and
in this city, left Monday for Hendersonville,
n. c.. where they will remain several weeks
before leaving for their home in Jackson willie,
Fla
Capt. John Reid ar6 Nj F. ". Crosswell
left for New York Thursday They 90 via
Charleston by steamer.
Misses Nell and Irene McCutchen, Rebecca
Green and Mrs Y alfor6 of Snpo.or 9