The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-02-27
Personal.

Rev. James Mcdowell, Of Manning, was 10
town Monday.
DR.. A. J. China returned from New York
Sunday night.
Ex-Governor John Peter Richardson was in
the city Monday.
Messrs. e. F. jackson ADD Nap Eilerbe, Of
Ragood, were in Town Monday.
Mr. J. P. Gibson, of Beonettsville, spent
Saturday. and Sunday in this city.
DR.. Us. Cunningham. ofIndisntown, is in
the City FOR a few days.
Nj. Plu1mer Burgess, of Summerton,
spent Sunday in town.
Mr.. j. S. Dinkins is exrrersely i'll. He was
stricken with apoplrxy on Saturday.
Mss Susie Zeigler, Of st. Georges, is 10
the city on q visi, to friends.
Miss Mary Lockery, of St. Georges, is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. W A. Tribole.
Mr. l. Hardy Moses has gone on a business
trip to the upper part of the State.
Mr.. Harry Sanders, of Bamberg, came
over to attend the Melon Growers meeting.
Mss Hortense Haynsworth, Of Greenvi!le,
is visiting the family Of Mr.. WEB. aayns-
worth.
Mr.. a. C. Phelps left for Sp%artanhure yes
terdsy morning 10 adjust the Insurance on a
FIRE loss.
Rev. W It. Capers has returned from Co.
lumbia, where he has been visiting his father,
Bishop Capers.
M..I C. Ingram is at home for u few days.
He has teen travelling the State of Georgia
for several weeks.
Cadets Boy, S,ubbs, Robert Bradford and
Len Brown left last Thursday for Clemson
College to resume their studies.
Mr. W. Rober, Delgar, of the firm of Gut
tho l. Delgar has gone North to purchase
goods for the spring trade.
Miss Annie Pate, of Gibson, n. c., who
has been on a visit 70 the Misses Pate Of this
city lef, last Wednesday for her home.
Mr.. ". D. Woods, Of Darlington, WAS in
the city attending the meeting of the Melon
and Truck Growers Association.
Mr.. George T. Jones, of the Racket Store,
has returned from Florida, where he has been
on a business trip for several weeks.
Miss Lille E. Pate left Monday morning for
Brightsville, S. C to attend the marriage of
Col. W. C. Stubs and Miss LESSEE Lyles
Messrs B. J. Rhame, George l.. Kicker and
Meyer Mittle received the degree Of Esquire in
the Knights of Py,hias Monday night.
Insurance adjus,er CastlemaD, Of the Royal
Insurance Company, is IN town on bl ness
With the local agents, The A. G. Phelps Com
pany.
Mr.. R. S, Hood returned on the 10Th from
an eight weeks tip TO Arizora and through
the Sou,h-wes est. Ask him TO tell you about
the country be saw aud the people he net.
Mr. Peter B. Muller and wife and Miss
Muller, of New York City, arrived in the
city Oh Saturday. They have gone out to
the home Of Mr.. Wiley J. McKain 10 spend
sometime.
General Superintendent John F. Divine
aud Master Mechanic Jack Bisset:: of the At
lantic Coast Line were in the city yesterday.
They are inspecting the C.S. 4 n. shops and
other property.
Mrs. S. Chandler Baker, accompanied by
her little daughter Emma, left for Sape!o
Ga, yesterday morning for n months visit TO
her sister Mrs. Dr.. Geddings.
Miss Luce, who has been here for several
weeks and intended remaining the balance of
the winter, left for Der home 10 Niantick,
Conn, Tuesday morning on account of illness
10 her family.
Col. J. Harvey Wilson was IN own last
week. He still has his broken arm in a sling
> and plaster. He has suffered considerable pain
a. the bones of the arm and wrist were
broken in several places.
SIR. S. W. Ferguson the principal owner
Of the extensive lumber mills on the Santee
River near Rimiai and Ferguson, passed
through the city Thursday night. He vii;
spend a few days, at the mills on tine river.
Rev. C. C. Brown and Mr.. R. l.. Wright
lef: here Sunday at II o'clock on their
wheels for Remberts. They arrived during
the afternoon tired. but with no bones broken.
They will remain in that neiehborhood for
several days hunting.
Editor Harmon, of the Southern Tobacco
Journal, of Wius,on-Salem, n. c.. is in the
city in The in,eres, Of his paper. He is en-
thrsias,ic oye7 tobacco culture in South Car
DINA. and does not hesitate TO say that Sum
ter has great advantagesfo for the establishment
of a tobacco market.
In a report Of a concert ct the College fer
Women, The State says:
TIE vocal gems of the evening were two
duets by Misses Bonnie Aidrich and Marie
Lee, A S,reamlet Full of Flowers, and,
Nearest and Dearest, by Csracciolo. The
young ladies were enthusiastically e%ncorec,
and gracefully responded
Mr.. 3. Remmers, Of New York, was in the
CITY last Thursday. He came South to make
arrangements for the establishment Of starch
factories. In Augusta the Young Mems
Business League took the initiative in the
matter and quite q large factory will be buil'
there. Mr.. Remmers has gone to Summerton
where it is probable a factory will be es-
,ablished
Attention is directed to the change of
Schedule of the S. C. l. Ga. R. R. as pub
Iishea in this paper and which went ito
effect on the oath instant