The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-03

borhood, who has beea quite i'll, is out again.
Cadet Frank K. Homxn has beea appoint
ed Second Captain in the Citade! Cadet
Corps.
Mr.. Herbert Moses is at home from the
South Carolina College for the summer vacs-
ton.
Mr. John Earle, of Gree,ville, has been
elected aforementioned OF the Fifth Regi-
meut.
Mr. Brady Wilson, Of Mayesville. broth
er of Maj q. Frank Wilson, is IN the city for
the week.
Messrs. T. B. Ss.ckhoase, of Dillon, and
R. P. Stackhouse, Of Oswego were in the city
yesterday.
Miss Kate Sholar, of Wilmington, N. c.,
is visiting the family of her erotber, Mr. j.
F. Scholar.
Cadet George Dickson reached home f.om
Camden on Saturday afternoon tor the sum-
mer holiday.
Cadet Eldridge Baskin, Of BisbopriIle, has
been appointed color bearer Of the Citsde
Cadet Corps.
Col R u. Wallace returned yesterday
from Charleston, where be has been for
several days.
Mr.. w. A. McIlwaine, is Of for his summer
vacation. He will leave this week for Western
North Carolina.
Miss Laura Mood is at home from New
York where she went on pleasure "trip sew
eral weeks ago.
Mr.. Shirley c. Hughsoo, who has been on
visit to his father, left for New York last
Thursday evening.
Miss Hattie Ryttenberg and the Misses
Kohn, Of Orangehnrg, are visiting the Misses
Strauss Of Mayesvilie.
Mrs. Henry Stuckey, and Mr. George N.
Stuckey, of Bishopviile, have gone to Glenn
Springs to spend a month.
Mrs. ". E. Mike!!. who has been visiting
Mrs. R. N. Mikell, returned Friday to her
home in Lincolntoa, n. C.
Miss Caro- Belser, having spent several
days in the city with friends, returned to
Summerton Monday morning.
Mr. Edward Haynswor,h returned home
Thursday afternoon from the South Carolina
College to spend the summer.
Dr.. c. W. Dick left Monday morning for
Spartanburg to attend the annual meeting
of the State Deo,al Association.
Mr.. Mcdonald Furman has gone TO Rock
Hill and the Catawba Indian Reservation 90
visit of several days duration.
Miss Mamie Morris, of Edge6eld, after
spending few days with Miss Marie Lee, left
for her home Saturday morning.
Maj. H Frank Wilson and Mr. S. Il. Ed
munds left on Monday for Spartanburg to
attend the State Teachers Association.
the city Monday morning en route 10 Spartan
burg TO attend the State Teachers Associa-
too.
Mr. A. D. Holland was in The city Monday.
he has changed his headquarters from Silver
70 Davis Mill on the Wilson and Summerton
road.
Col D. J. Aud has bees reelected Colonel
Of the Fourth Regiment, ]. F. Malloy re-
elected lieutenant colonel and Abe Levi
major.
Miss Msrie Lee returned home from Co.
lumbia last Thursday evening. She was ac-
companied by Misses Childs. Atkinson and
Norris.
Miss Armida Moses aud Master Emile
where they have been visiting relatives for
several weeks.
Cadets Frank Holman, Ansiey Harhy and
jackson Hardy reached home from Camden
on Saturday night coming through the coup-
try by private conveyance.
Mr. J. j. Ragin was il town yesterday
having returned for a short stay, from Ft.
Valley, Ga, where he is looking after the
interests Of the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mr.. ]. A. Brogdon, the manager Of the
Tobacco Warehouse, has arrived and will
begin this week the work of getting every
thing in readiness for the new tobacco crop
Messrs. ]. H. Burns and Paul Kennedy re-
turned Friday night from Camden where they
spent the week taking n the festivities in
ciden, to the Citadel encampmeut and CON-
mencement.
Bishop Capers and Rev John kershaw re-
,crned from Beb.ettsville Monday morning
where they held services Sunday. Bishop
Capers preaching in the morning and Hr.
Kershaw in the erening.
Mr.. &. H. Newman, who comes to this city
as Road Master on the Atlantic Coast Liue
is native Of Concord township this county
AID is practical railroad man, having
worked up from the section
Miss An,ona Gibson, of Richmond, Ga.
wbo has been visiting Miss Pauline Gaillard,
returned TO beE home Friday morning. Miss
Gibson is favorite IN Sumter, and the many
friends she has here regret her departure.
Mrs. Julian E. Flowers and child left for
Charleston Monday. Mr. Flowers has ac-
cepted a position with large wholesale
hardware firm IN that city and will make
Charleston his home in future.
Mr.. z. C. Wallace lef, yesterday norsing for
Norwood, n c., where Mrs. Wallace has
been visiting relatives for mouth. Mr. Wal
lace will be abseat from Sumter about a
month, and will spend part Of the time in
Marlboro County.