The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

Personal.
Mrs. Marion Noise has gone 10 Charleston
on a visit.
MIR. W C. Flennikin T. F. and P. a for
the Seaboard Air Line is in the city.
Mr.. aud Mrs C. L.. S,ubbs arrived home
Monday evening.
Mrs. R. D. Cue,ino returned home from
Charleston Monday morning.
Miss Jessie Noise returned from Charleston
Friday morning.
Mrs NJ. E. Cohen has returned home from
"a visit to Georgetown
Miss Teresa James left for her home at Ha-
good Saturday morning.
sir. and Mrs. W. B. Burns have returned
from Camden, where they spenta week.
Mr. q. D. NOISE left yesterday on q survey
ing trip 10 the Santee River swamp.
Mrs. George ". Dick aud children have
gone to Rock Hill OF a visit to her parents.
Mr.. L. /. Parrot, has returned home from
an extended trip through this State, Georgia
aud Florida.
Miss McAiilly, after a weeks visit 10
friends at Lynchburg, has returned TO this
city.
Miss Nav Holman, who has been visiting
10 Camden for several weeks, returned home
yesterday evening.
Mr.. J.. S. Booth re,urced Monday evening
from Lexington, Ky, where be attended the
Business College Of that place.
Mr. W J.. McK.gea lei, for Florence yester-
day evening, where he will work on the
County Banner.
Col. r. N Wallace aud Mrs. c.. @. Wallace
and SOD, left for Yorkville, S. G, Friday
morning for a few days OF a visit TO relatives.
They returned Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Grenville DeLorme returned home Fri
day morning, having completed his course at
the College of Pharmacy at Philadelphia, Pa
Messrs. Julian Flowers and E. H. Jones.
who have been in Charleston on a business
trip for several weeks, returned Friday morn
ing.
Railroad Commissioner, W. D. Evans and
his two daughters spent Friday afternoon
10 the city. They we're en- route TO Column
bia.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. D. Hardy, Of New York,
who have been visiting the family of Hon.
Al,amons Noses, lett last Friday for New
York.
Dr.. aai Mrs. C. G.. Brown have gone to
Charleston to spend a week. Dr. Brown will
assist ia conducting u religious meeting while
gin the city
Nj. and Mrs. a. G.. Flowers went TO
" ,mberts yesterday to be present to-day at
b marriage of Miss Mamie Young, Of that
plsee, and Mr.. Walter aarllee, of Florence.
Mr.. D. N. Campbell went to Fairfield this
morning. he is to he married ,here to-mor
row night, aud expects to return 10 this city
on Friday with his bride.
Little Miss Octavia Hill, whose name is go
familiar on The Sumter Graded School Roll
Of Honor, is a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
the Re. Samuel Mathis, the FIRST male born in
Camden.
Mr. A.. Courtenay Carson and Mr.. G
contest for the DISCLAIMERS Medal, offered by
the Enphradisu Society of the South Carolina
College, which was held last Saturday night.
Misses Emily Sanders and Teresa James
were complimenfed last FRIDAY evening by a
party in their houor attheJervey House. Qai:e
a number Of young people were present and
the hours sped oy as if on golden wings. The
occasion was one of enjoyment to all who
were present.
Mr. Clark Howell, of the Atlanta Constiu-
ton, has accepted the invitation of the South
Carolina State Press Association to attend
TIE meeting of the Association in this city.
Mr. Howell will deliver an address before the
Association.
Messrs. R. ". McCu,cbeo and l.. O. Nc
Cutchen. of Blsbopville, who are members of
the Senior Glass a, Davidson's College, par
t~icipa,ed in the Senior Speaking held on the
18th and 18th ~instants. The subject of the
oration delivered by the first named was
Unity of Though. and Action" and the
subject of the latter was, ''The Decline of the
Drama"