The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-06-19
Personal.

Rev. j. ". Mckay was in the city Monday.
M. J. j. Watson of Columbia is in the
city.
Mr.. Richard l. ;anning was in the city yes
terday.
Rev. Peter Stokes, of Rembert, Was in
town Monday.
Mr.. ]. G. K. Wilder b.s returned from
visit to Camden.
Mr.. G. ". Stokes Of St. Stephens, spent
Sunday in the citv.
Miss Annie Brsilsford, Of Fulton, is visit
ing friends in the city.
Rev. Jas. Mcdowell of Manning was in the
city Monday ou business.
Miss Bertha Strauss, of Msyesville, is visit
ing Miss Hattie Ryttenberg.
Mr.. Hugh Haynsworth, is at home from
Furman University for the vacation
Mr.. Joseph W. Wilder, of Florence, was in
town Monday on visit to friends
Mr. q D. Noise left yesterday morning on a
surveying trip in the Santee swnmps.
Prof. and Mrs. j. 3 Dndie and children
left yesterday morning for Columbia
Mrs. ". P Hyams and Mrs. J c Ioabinet,
of Charleston, attended the Distribution.
Miss Bessie Lee has returned from college
at Stanton, Va. for the summer vacation
Mrs. Thomas c. Walton. Of Braiden,owo.
Fla, Is visiting Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Capers.
Messrs. Heury J. McLaurin and Wallace
Sumter left Monday morning for Charlotte,
NC
Moosienor Quigley, of Charleston, attend
ed the Commencement Of ST. Joseph's Acad-
emy.
Mr.. Sol. Emanuel, of Georgetown is in the
city, visiting the family OF Nt. Atlsmont
Noses.
Gen. E. ". Noise and family left this
morning for Sullivans Island to spend the
summer.
Rev. s. e. Chandler, Of Sherman, Texas,
is visiting his brother, Mr. r. D. Chandler of
this city.
Miss Mary Ann Quinlivan and Miss Eloise
Welch, Of Charleston, are visiting Mrs Dennis
O'Donnell.
Miss Hardin. of Ridgeway. IS in the citv
visiting her sister, Mrs D. N. Campbell, who
is quite i'll.
Mr. Percy Mood returned home from Wof-
ford College Wednesday afternoon to spend
the vacation.
Miss Kate DeLorme, who has been teaching
near Columbis. returned home on Saturday
to speed the summer.
Mr. S. A. Edmunds is at home for the
vacation, the Presbyterian High School hav
ing closed for the summer
Rev Shirley c. Hughson arrived from New
York Friday. He will spend sometime in
Sumter on visit to bis father.
Mr. Q. B. Rogers, during the past year 6rst
assistant in the Graded School, left for
Elbertoo, Ga, yesterday morning
Mr.. Haskell Durant reached home Wednes-
day from Spartanburg where be has been
attending the Wofford Fitting School.
Mr.. j. N. Spears spent Sunday in Bishop
vile. he reports fne rains in that section
and corresponding crop improvement,
Miss Olive Mellet., after stay of two weeks
with relatives in this city, returned to her
hone in Wedge6eld yesterday morning
Mr. Bert Beckham who has been in busi-
ness in Philade!pbis for several months, re-
turned Friday to spend short time at home
Mr. Joe Strauss. of LYDIA, is in town, but
will leave. before the end of the week for
Wilmington, N. c., where be will spend The
summer.
Sister Mary Joseph aud Sister Regis came
up yesterday morning from Charleston to at
tend the Annual Distribution of St. Joseph's
Academy.
Miss Madeline Fraser, of Georgetown
County, who has been visiting friends 10 the
city and vicinity, left for her home Monday
afternoon.
Mr.. A. E. Baker, prominent banker of
Selma, Ala, and the father of Mr.. r Il. Baker
Of this city, has been on visit TO his son for
several days.
Miss Mary Werber, after pleasant stay of
several weeks with her sister, Mrs. r. C.
Moses, left for her home in Newberry Satur-
day morning.
Mr.. George Adams, the champion bicyclists
of the South. after pleasant stay in this
city, left for his home in Jacksonville, Fla !,
Friday morning.
Mrs. D. j. Vim and little Lizzie Vim
left Friday morning for Cleveland Springs.
Mr.. D. Jas. Vim accompanied them, but will
remain only few days.
Mr. George W. Allison, of Elberton Ca,
Is stSItk'.R III iuIS CITY ME AillSOu ~ QUE
time taught school in this county aud has
many friends in this section
Miss Annie Ricbbourgh, pretty and
charming young lady of Summerton, who
has been visiting the Misses Ingram. return-
ed TO her home Thursday morning.
Miss Josie Kennedy, who has been the guest
of Miss May Holman for several weeks, left for
her home 10 Camden yesterday morning, to the
regret of the many friends she made here
Drs. a. u. Stuekey, of this city, and Dr.
Cbas. P. Osteen, of Remoerts. left yesterday
for New York to take post graduate
course IN the New York Post Graduate Medi-
cal School.
Miss Essie Dick who has been visiting
friends in Columbia, since the close of ,as
Rock Hill Graded School, where she bas been
teaching, arrived in this city Monday after
noon ou her way home.
Mr. Loriar Lee returned home from Davis