The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-29
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

Mrs. Pi,tman, aud Miss Bessie Pltiman, OF
Gourdins, are iu the city.
Mr. N. G. Ryttenherg left for New York on
Monday afternoon.
Miss Bessie Law, of Elliott is visiting Miss
Addie DesCbamps.
Miss Eva Baddis, of Charlotte, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Alva Smith.
Mrs. Percival Smith, returned to her home
in Georgetown las' Friday afternoon.
Mrs. John Wolf, who has been visiting in
Orageburg, returned home Friday afternoon.
Miss Addie Amid returned to Richland,
where she is teaching school. Friday morn
ing.
Misses Matte and May Tiodsl, daughters
Of ex-Secretary of State James L. Tndai,
are in tho city.
Miss Mabel Beckham after having spent
two weeks 10 the city with relatives, returned
home this morning.
Miss Julia Mood arrived yesterday morning
from Manning to speuG sometime in the city
with her father, Dr.. J. A. Mood.
Mss Nadnline Woskpan, after pleasant
stay Of q few days Ms the euest of Mrs. W. b.
Burns, has returned to her home in Camden
Mrs. a. E. Hutchinson, after spending two
weeks with her daughter Mrs. G. ". Dick,
returned to hes home in Rock Hill last Friday
morning.
Mrs. J. F. Laughrey aad Mrs. W. G..
S,ubbs left tor Philadeiphia on Saturday
They went via Charleston and TO New York
By steamer.
The latest information from Dr.. Bossard
confirms the previous reports Of his rapid aud
gratifying recovery. He will be able to re-
turn hone in short time.
Mr.. Mood Brown, who has been quite i'll
for several inonths has recovered sufficiently
to be ont, and vas in the city Saturday. His
friends were glad to see him.
Mr.L 1. PARROT has DECIDED to remove bis
family to Darlington where be is IN business,
and Mrs. Parrott and ehildreo will left .or
that place Monday afternoon.
Miss Caro- Belser, Of Summerton, left Sat-
turGay for coiumbia on yisit. She spent
portion OF Friday In the city as the guest
of Miss Pauline Gaillard.
Dr.. and Mrs. C. G. Brown and Mrs. J. T.
Brock arrived on the $50 train Friday nIRht
from Hagerstown, Md, where they haye
spent the time since the adjeurn ment of the
Baptist Association IN Washington.
Mr.. Joel E. Bruuson returned to Kiugstree
las.Thnrsday afternoon. Hehas been superin-
tending the erection of large saw mill at
that point for the past sixty days, and has
had time to spend ouly few days in Sumter
at time.
Sir. PAUL. Kennedy reached home Saturday
morning from Philadeiphia, having success
fully completed the first years course at the
Dental College of the University OF Peonsy!.
yania.
In the electiou of the Hon Altamont
Moses as supreme representative the Grand
Lodge honored worthy P. G. G. aud Sc
cured the services of one of the best posted
and thoroughly conversant executive officers
in the State, man who will be credit TO
himself and an honof TO his domain.-Py-
than journal.
Messrs. Howard Dickson and Brainard
Wilson left, for Wadesboro, North Carolina,
Monday eYeaing 10 canvass that State for the
Home Library and supply Association OF
New York. We wish these young gentlemen
good luck, which they deserve, although we
regret to see them leave Sumter, even for C.
short time.
Mr. Jack Ragin is just hack from Fors
Valley, Ga, which is the center of the peach
growing district. he says that the orchards
are the most magnificent he has ever seen.
One company has eleven hundred acres ln
peaches. The trees are all laden with fruit,
and the outlook for an immense crop ls ex-
traordinarily 6ne.