The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-03-06
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Out.
Personal.

Miss Carrie S,uckey. of Bishopville, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. A.. B Stuckey.
Miss Maud Brock, of Cheraw, is visiting
the family of Mr.. w. P. Smith.
Mr.. I. Sulzbacher, of Florence, was in the
city Friday.
Mr.. R. P. Monaghan, who has been sick
for several days, is out again.
Miss Minnie Young, Of Remberts, is spend
ng a few days in the city.
Miss Lulu Butler, cf Biehopville, is in the
CITY visiting her sister Mrs. T. B. Stuckey.
Miss Lucy C. Singleton. of Wedge6eld, is
in the city visiting Miss Harriet Kershaw.
Miss Jessie Noise left Saturday for a visit
10 her sister, Mrs. Cohen, in Charleston.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Beckham, Jr., of Orangeburg,
is in the city.
Mr.. Isaac Schwartz left on Tuesday even
ing for New York to buy goods for the
spring trade
Mrs. Marion Noise aud Mrs. Agnes Bogin
have returned from New Orleans, where they
wen. TO attend the Mardi Gras.
Mr.. Herbert "A. Moses has been elected one
of the editors of The Garolsnian, the South
Carolina College Magazine.
Miss Luce, of Mantle, Conn, who was
saddenly called home = few days since,
owing to the illness of a friend has returned
to Sumter.
Mass BlAnch DeLorme. Of DovesYille, after
visiting the family of her brother, Mr.. B 4.
DeLorme, went to Colombia this morning
where she will 60 to school.
Mr. E. ". A. Buitman las gone to Pbila-
delphia. When he retures he will be accom-
panied by MRS. Bultmsn aud children, who
have been spending sometime in that city.
Mr.. and ars. Peter Muller and Miss Muller,
Of Truckston, N. r., after a pleasant visit to
Mr. and Mts. W J. McKsio at their home,
Plain Hill, hsve gone to. Florida to spend the
remainder Of the season.
Nr. ". S. Christian, of Baltimore, is
spending some sime in the city, having come
South for tie benefit Of his health. Mir.
Christian formerly resided IN the Eastern
shore and wal a Gear neigbbor aud friend OF
Mr.. Thos. :. Upshus, q long time resident OF
this city.
The many friends Of Aessrs. W. E. Ziegler
and W. q. Simpson are grstihed to know
that these popular gentlemen will continue
10 Dull tne pe1t core anu ply toS puoSu w
the ersswhile.C s. & n.
Mrs. 3. n. Ayerill left for Summerville
this AFTERNOON. Mrs. Ayerill will not return
TO the civ. as Mr. Averii} viii flush his duties
ia eonnee4ioo with winding up the affairs OF
the C. S. in. Railroad on April lst., and
viii remove from the city to make bis bone
elsewhere.
Mr.. John Wedenfellov. who has been 8
resident of Columbis for years, Tuesday
bsdelbis friends here farewell and left for
Sumter, which city will. be bis bone 10 the
future. Mr.. Wedenfellow bad many friends
in Colunbia who will regret to see him leave.
We, will wish him all possible success IN has
nev field of labo:.-T1e State.
When the telegraphic accounts of the
wreck on the Louisville l. Nashville, below
Montgomery, Ala. were read a few days ago,
few people here had any idea that any one
that they knew was concerned 10 it. II Is
learned. however, that Mrs. Marion Noise,
Mrs. Ages Begin and Mrs. Davis were on the
first division of the train that passed jus.
ahead of the division that was wrecked. aud
that their trunks were on the wrecked cars,
and we're, in consequence, lost, as the baggage
and mail cars we're burned.