The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-22
Personal.

Sumnerson.
Miss Nina Noise returned from Charleston
Thursday morning.
MR. N. Brand, of Wilmington n. G,
spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Irene Davis, of Bishopville, is visiting
the family of Dir. n. T. Barnes.
IA. DesSaussure, Esq, of Charleston, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Johr Kersnaw.
Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson, of Rock Hill, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. G. ". Dick.
Rev. ]. S. Hartzeil, OF Mount Pleasant, was
on visit to friends 10 this city last week.
Rev. Il. NJ. Mood came up from Manning
Thursday to spend few days ic the city.
Miss Kate Moses returned from stay OF
several weeks in Georgetown, this morning
DR.. Benz. McInnes, Jr., Of Charleston IS
stopping at the Jervey House.
George von Kolnitz, Jr, Esq, of Charles
ton is stopping at the Jetyey House.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor N. L. Mauldio,
of Greenville is eusrtered at the Jervey
House
Mr.. z. R. Stuckey has been on visit to
his brother, Mr. A. B Ssuckey, for several
days.
Rev. q. NJ. Mood, after. several days. s'n5
with DR.. j. a. Mood, returned to Manning
Monday evening.
Mr.. R. P. Williams. who has been superin-
tending q large building contract in New
berry. rsiurned home forss few days stay
Mondsy night. ..ssss
Meesrs. Bertrand, Co!c.ough aad Thss-
E. Richardson went to Marning TO at
tend the funeral services Of DE-. S. G. Rich
ardson. s.
Msi. VT. BIS Haynsworih weat to
Manning TO attend the funerslos Or. 5. q.
c. Richardson
Mrs. NJ. L.. Rodgers, who has been IN
Beaufor, for some mouths, has returued to
Snmtes.
Mss Josie Kersbaw LET, for home IN Cam
den Monday morning, after spending fe"
days insshe city.
Mrs. TT. L. Burgess. OF: Summertou, is
visiting the family Of Mrs. u. P. Mayes, Sr.,
Of Mayesville.
Miss Lucy Singleton returned to her home
in Wedee6eld last Saturday after spending a
week with friends.
Mr.. aud Ars. Stephen Thomas aud daogh-
ter. Mss Amsnda, OF Charleston, ere ihe
guests of Mrs. E. A. Cuttino.
Mrs. Percy Smith has returned from Bslti-
more whittier she accompanied her father, Dr.
]. j. Bessard.
Mrs.. s. B. Marshall ard Miss Aunie San
de,s of Charleston, are the guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. W.. Y. L. Marshall.
Miss Louanna Brown left last Friday morn
ing for Birmingham, Ala, where she Will
visit her brother, Mr.. Summers Blown.
Mr. W. L. Saunders left for Washington
Thursday afternoon. Re will be absent from
home for several weeks.
Dr.. sc. Baker returned from Baltimore
Saturday morning. He brings the most fav-
orable reports of Dr.. Bossard's condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. P. Csttico, former resi-
dents of this city, are visiting the family OF
Col. T. Y. Walsh, father Of Mrs. Cuttino.
Gen. Edward Anderson. of Charleston, ar
rived this morning TO attend, the Grand
Lodge, aue is quartered a, the Iervey House.
Mr.R.N. Strange, Of Pinewood, left Monday
morning for Macoa, Ca, 70 attend n business
college. He will be absent from home several
months
Mr.. ". S. Christian, who has spent seve-
ras months ia Sumter for the benefit Of his
health, returned to his home in Maryland
few days ago.
Misses Emmie and Halle Sanders, of
Haeood. two Of the most charming aud popu
lar young ladies who visit Sumter, are the
guests Of the Misses China.
Hon. George s. Mower, senator from New
berry county, and one OF the most prominent
LAWYERS of that section of the State, is at
tending the Grand Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. u. Thompson lett for
their home in Jacksonville, Fla, Saturday
morning. Mrs. Thompson has spent several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. Ella Hewson.
Mr.. ". E. Dick spent Friday night in the
CITY. having stopped over on his trip North
from the Southwest BE was looking well,
and was as f1ll of life as ever.
Rev. N. W. Edmunds has been appointed
chairman Of the Committee on Bible Causes,
hv the Moderator of the Southern Pres5yte-
rian General Assembly, now 10 session IN
Dallas, Texas
ar. A. W. Moore, representing the Pyth'an
Journal, is in the city, shaking the hands OF
the Knights of this domain, aud taking sub
scrip,ions to their wide-aweke disseminator
of Pythian principles
Mr. P.H. Walsh, Of Florence, Keeper Of
Records and Seals of the Grand Lodge is to
he found at the Nixon House where'he and
the other officials Of the Grand Lodge are
CHARTERED
Mr.. Muldrow Montgomery, who has been
attending the Medical School st Davidson
College during the past two years, returned
home Friday to spend the summer vsca, a,,
ton. One more term Of lectures will
change the Mr.. to Dr.. Montgomery.
Miss Armida Davis Moses, of New York
CITY. arrived in the city Wednesday, on visit
10 her parents, Ar. and Mrs. A. j. Moses.
Miss Moses spends a part Of every year IN
Sum.er and her numerous friends will learn,
with pleasure, of her srrivsl.
sev. W. S. Rogers, Of Lake City, Fla,
who has been 10 the city for several days
visiting bis son Mr Z. B. Rogers, left for bis
horne this morning Mr.. Rogers filled the
pu.pi. of the Baptis, Church, b4'h morning
end evening, ard made an impression that
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