The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-12
wEDN EsDAY, JUNE IL 1895
Personal.

C0ESOu6l.
ar. and MIS-. W. E. Mikell are in TIE
city.
Mia, Harrie, Kershaw left for Camdeo
Mondsy morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. D N. Dick are visiting rela-
tives 10 Florence.
Miss Gussie Diukirs has gone to Summer
ton for few days
Miss Kate Lebhy, Of James Island, is visit
ing Miss Evie Wilson.
Miss Elloise Wilson returned from Da"
son, Ga, Saturday, afternoon.
Miss Ethel Corbe,t, of Benuessville, is the
gues. of Mrs. c. G. Rowland.
Misses Emma and Lena Colclough went
down to Manning Monday afternoon.
Rev. T.G Herbert went to Manning 90
Wednesday, and will remain there two
weeks.
SIR W. n. Suder, foreman at Luken's
Lumber Mill, who has been quite sick, is inn
proving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Msves haze returned
home. Mr.. Maves is e,mewhat improved,
but still unwell.
Mr. Jack Hardy, having recovered from his
sickness, returned to the Citadel Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Emuie James has re,uroed to her
home in Darlington sfier visit 10 Mss
Mamie Fraser. .s.ss-.s -.
Mr.. E.. P Kicker came home Sunday
from Mexico His many frieads We're glad
to see him back. - 's.>' ''.
Mrs. Lide Law of Hartsville, S. c., daugh-
TER of Rev. N. ". Edmauds, Is visiting her
fathers family.
Mr.. C. D. Schwartz, has gone North tc
spend TWO months. Mrs. Schwartz preceded
him several weeks.
Mr.. Louis Williamson, who has been at
tending Woford College, is a, home for the
summer vacation. .;.9.a
Miss Leila Nash, lefs for Greeuvilte Monday
morning to attend the commencement. of the
Greenville Female College
Miss Julia Query, daughter of Rev.
LeGrand Query, Of Waccamaw, is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u. Koieht.
Mr.. ;. G R. Wilder has gone to Camden
on a visit. He will spend several days at
Hagcod before returning home.
Miss Rosa Woodruff, of Charleston, after
weeks visit to Miss Harriet Kershaw, return
ed TO her home Friday afternoon.
Mrs. u. p Cordes, after several weeks ao-
sence on Edisto Island and 10 the City Of
Charleston has returned to the city.
Mr.. o. NJ. Heard, of Blberton, Ga, who
has been spending several days in the city,
left for Elberfon yesterday morning
Rev. C C. Brown, D.. D, has gone to
Greenv;lle to be present at the commence
uent OF the Greenville Female College
Misses Rosa and Cemnie Fuller. who have
been attending school in this city, returned to
their home in Lsurens Monday morning.
Mrs. N. Levi and Miss Nestie Weinberg,
of Manning, aud Miss A leue Iseman. Of Spar
taaourg, are visiting at Mr.. Michel Lewis.
J. Rember: Hill, Esq of Greenvlle, ar
rived in the city Saturday afternoon and will
remain here for one week visiting his mother.
Miss Gertrude Waddill, who has been
teaching in the Sumter Graded School for
some tims, left for her home 10 Cheraw yes
terday morning.
Dir. F. W Crosswell who attended the
Confederate Reunion at Houston, Texas, and
took iu the trip TO Mexico, reached home last
Thursday afternoon.
1t will be gratifying to the many friends
of DR.. j. ]. Bossard TO learn that be is
now able to make professional calls, and is
looking remarkably we'll.
Mr.. F. A. Little left on the 5th for
Asheville, n. c., from there be goes to
Knoxville, Tenn. BE will be absent from
the city about one month.
Mrs. Pittman and daughter, Miss Bessie,
who have been in the city for some days, the
guests Of Miss Eliza Cooper, returned to their
home at Gonrdins Monday.
Mas Amanda Thomas, of Charleston, who
has been visiting the Misses Cuttino, left Non
day morning for Silver, where she will spend
some time before returning home.
Miss Laura Mood and Miss Alma Ingram Of
our city, sailed on Monday for New York on
the steamer Algonquin from Charleston
They were accompanied by Miss Ella King,
of Florence.
Miss Olive Hoyt returned home Friday even
ing from Elberton, Ga, where she has been
teaching during The past winter. She was
accompanied By her friend, Miss Sallie Lou
Arnold, of Elberton.
Miss Adele Osteen returned home Sunday
from Montgomery, Ala, where she has been
on a visi, of several months to the family Of
Mr.. W B, Murray She was accompanied
By Miss Louise Murray.
A reception in honor of Miss Josie Kennedy
of Camden, was given at the residence of
Mrs. 1. . E Kennedy LIST Thursday evening
Miss May Holman, whose guest Miss Kennedy
is, received with hes accustomed grace and
charm.
In commenting on TIE meeting Of the
Press Association TIE CHristian Neigh5o7 says
10 reference to the kind attention Of Post
master Gsillard: One Of the best blessings in
community is good postmaster. Sumter
has that in the person Of P. P. Gaillard with
his accommodating office helpers
Mr. E. E. Rembert ,s rebuilding his
residence which was burned some time ago.
Plums are beginning to make their appear
ance, and soon ''cufie' will be making
melody in the black berry patch
At the meeting Of Gamecock Lodge. K. of