The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-04-17
Personal.

Mr.. a. J. Moses, of Atlanta, is in the city.
wick, Ga.
Mr. J. ". McKiever is d. home from
Georgetown.
Mr. Irving Rytteabere has returned from
Athens, Ga.
Miss May Holman has gone to Camden 90
a visit 10 friends.
Mrs. George T Jones Is visiting in Will
mington, N. C.
Mr.. A. n. Eberhart left last Friday morn
ing for Atlanta on business
Mr. E. l. Reardou returned from Charles
tou Monday morning.
Mr.. Eugeue McCutchen spent Sunday in
the city with friends.
r. O. Purdy, Esq went to Charleston on
business Monday night.
Col. R. D. Lee has gone to Charleston on
professional business.
MIR. W.. McK.gen has gone to Bishop
vile to work 10 The Banner Office.
Mss Annie Furman after spending a few
days in the city, left Monday morning for her
home 10 Greenville.
Judge Joseph n. Earle, spent Sunday
IN the city and returned Monday morning to
Columbia.
Mr.. Herbert A.. Moses has been elected
President OF the Eupbradian Society of the
South Carolina College
Mrs. ". E. Dick, of Bossards, left last
FRIDAY moruing for Rock Hill to visit her
sister, Mrs. l.. W. Dick.
Miss Adele Dunno is spending the Easter
holiday al home, and has as her guest Miss
Beatrice Toale.
Miss Nora Russell, of Newberry, who has
been visiting her sister, Miss R. L.. Murrell,
left for her home last Thursday morning to
the regret of a number Of friends.
Mr.. Marvin BeaseIey, Of the South Carolioa
College who has been in town on a visit for a
couple Of days, returned to his duties Moe
day morniug.
Messrs. E. G. Seibles and Clark Waring,
of Columbia, are 10 the city adjusting the
assurance loss on the Rembert and Muller
6res.
Capt. George Loring has returned from St.
Louis. He says that be had a pleasant time
and no one DOUBTS ii, for the genial Captain
max ssfriends wherever be goes.
The many friends throughout the county
aud state of Dr.. j. W. Hudson, of MayesVilIe
will karp with regret that he was stricken
With paralysis, on last Friday, and has been
confined to his bed since that time.
REV. W. H. Mahouey, Of Packsville, who
has been i'll for several months and was no'
expected TO recover, is s5le to ride out Mr..
Mahcney is the Oldest Baptist minister. in the
State.
Mr.. Sheppard Nash will take charge of the
Clerks Office tomorrow. He went over TO
Columbia Monday to obtain his commission,
tut the Governor was aoseut, and consequent
IL he has been delayed a few days.
Mr.. Grenyille DeLorme, who has completed
the full course in the Philadelphia College of
Pharmacy. and will be graduated AT the
annual commencement this week, has favored
this Office with an invitation to attend the
commencement. Mr.. DeLorme took a dis
tineuisned stand in his class, having been
one of seventeen in a class Of more than a
hundred members TO attain the maximum
average Oh the final examinations.
Mr.. Lee Langley, of Atlanta, Ga, who is
representing the Manufacturer Record,
of Baltimore, was in the city a part OF last
week collecting statistics relative to the
cotton mill business. He has been at work
on THE subject for Eve months, and when the
special Cotton Mill Number of the Record is
issued the subject will be more fully discuss
ed and more information given-than has yet
been laid before the public. Dir. Langley
has visited AL of the important points in the
Soatb, collecting statistics and other infor-
nation of q collateral nature that will show
the superior advantages possessed BY the
South over other sections as q cotton mani
featuring section.
A party of young people pic nicked at