The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Personal.

vr Douglass Weeks is in the city on q
visit.
DR. Il. T. Abbott, of Bossards, is reported
to be very i'll.
Miss Daisy Gaillard spen, last week
in the city.
Miss Lou Zeieser resu, aed Moaday evening
from Glenn Springs
Miss Bessie Carnes, Of .Bishopville, is the
pues, Of Nix. and Mrs. J. Waller Durant.
Miss Susie Zeigier has returned from Cam
deo waere she has 3een visiting friends
Misses Fannie and Rosa Koppel. of Angus
IA. Ga. are visiting Mrs. V. B. Phelps
Miss Minnie Devereaux. of Saluda. is vis-
iting Miss PanIine Gaillard.
Mr. ]. H. Chandler has been quite sick
dur;rq the past week. but is better
The father of Mr. J T. Sholar came down
from Wilmington few days ago to spend
ten DAYS in the city.
Miss Netue Weinberg has returned from
Spartanburg, where she has spens the sum-
mer.
Col. R. ii. Wallace has returned from the
North after An extended and very pleasant
trip.
Mr.. Coker, Of Darlington, who is travel
ling in the interest OF the South Carolina
College was in the city Monday.
Miss Florence Kinard, of Columbia. who
has been visiting at Mr. W. F. B. Hayns-
worth's returned home yesterday morning.
Misa Done.la Rice after q pleasant stay In
the city as the guest Of the Misses Graham,
retnrned to her home e: Denmark yesterday
Miss Bessie Gilbert, of Florence, who has
been visiting Kiss Edna Flowers, return ed
home on Saturday.
Mr. R. B. Hare, Of the A. c. L. Dispatch
inp Office left last Saturday for Asheville,
NC, to spend short vacation.
Miss Bessie Pi,tmsn, who viii. teach elocn-
ton and art 10 the Sumter Institute arrived
Saturday morning.
Miss Lotiie Doar, Of Sammerville, who has
been visiting Mrs. G. D. Shore, left for home
Saturday morning.
Nessrs. Joe Villeneuve and Jim Miller have
gone TO Charleston to play ball with George
town agains! Charleston.
Miss Belle Wolf, Of Orsngeburg, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Freeman, has
returned home
Mrs. F. B. Grier has returned from Mt.
Airy. NC, after three weeks stay of great
benefit to her.
Messrs. R. @. Purdy, Mark REYNOLDS and
Marion Noise wen, to Camden last week
to atteod court which is in session there.
Mr. and Mrs Dan Dove have returned from
Dovesville where they have been on visit
for month past
Mr.. &. Muldrow Montgomery returned
Yesterday morning TO Davidson College to
complete his course io medicine.
kr. Loring Lee went to Lexington, Va,
yesterday morning TO attend the Washington
and Lee University.
Mrs. W Leslie Brewer, who has been vis-
itiue her mother, Mrs G.. o. Graham, left
for her home in East Orange, N. j.,
yesterday afternoon
Miss Fannie China, returned home Saturday
morning from Beone,tsville, where she has
been visiting her sister Mrs. B. K. DeLorme,
for the past two months.
Rev. W. G.. Power returned from Colum.
bia Monday nigh, from attending a meeting
of the Trustees Of the Columbia Female COL
lege-
Mr.. Jimmie Miller returned from Charles
ton yesterday morning, bringing with him his
brother John. who has been serving on the
q. s. war ship Chicago.
Mr. ". T. Ayock, Of Wedge6eld, is study-
ing in the Office of Purdy L Reynolds. BE
will remain in the city until time to return
to New York, where be will complete the law
course at the University Of New York.
Mrs. Fisher Ames and her beautiful aod
accomplished cousin, Miss Maud Yates, OF
Macon, Miss, are visiting their relatives,
Mai. and Mrs S. G. Spsnn at their residence
on Wasbisgton Street.
Miss Carrie DesChamps stopped over iu the
city Friday en- route to her home at Pine
wood from the up country. She was accom-
panied by her friend, Miss Simmons oi
Laureos.