The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-16
Personal.

Personal.
Mr. Frank Beckham spent Sunday in the
city.
Nr. R, b Jennings, of oraogeburg, is in
the city.
Mr. W A. Psiagle passed through the city
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. q. C. Williams arrived in The city
Friday afternoon.
Miss Lula Williams. OF Bishopville is in
the city on visit
Gen. John D. Kenneds, Of Camdeo, was in
the city attending cocrt.
Mr. Moul,rie Suares is in the city on visit
to his mother and sisters.
Mr. Ed Brewer, of Waycross, GA i: visit
ing his brother-in-law, Mr. D. P. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs T, O. Sanders. j., of Hagood,
are in the city for few days stay.
Mr. Len B. Newman, of Jacksonville Fla
passed through this city las. Week on mis- way
to New York
Mr.. G. Fl. Newman, of this city, has gone
to meet the road masters convention at Gin
cirna,si, Ohio.
Miss Block, who has ..en visiting her
sister, Mrs. E. l. Reardou, has returned to her
home in Charleston
Mrs ". 0. Burgess aod little daughter,
Erm:De, are 10 the city OF visit TO relatives.
Sir. S. Miller left Thursday for Atlanta.
Ga, where be will spend two weeks.
Nr. Wn II. Graham, accompanied by
Misses Aanie and Lucy Graham, left Friday
morning for Atlanta. Ga.
Mr. 5ennie Lesesne, of Oswego, left last
Friday for Gainesville, Fla, where be will
make his home in future.
Misses Armlda and Lillian Moses left Mon
day morning for Atlanta, where they will
spend several weeks.
Miss Halle Sanders returned to her home
at Hagood yesterday morning, after spending a
few days in this city visiting friends.
Miss jamie Mcdowell returned to her home
in Manning Monday afternoon after. weet s
stay in this city.
Miss Jessie Pregnall, who has been the
guest of the Misses Ziegiar for several weeks,
left Monday afternoon to return to ber home
IN Charleston.
Rev. Thos Gilbert, and family of Sauga-
tuck, Conn who have neen visiting IN the
city for several days left Monday afternoon
for Kings,ree.
Judge T. B Fraser and Messrs R D. Lee
aud Geo. P. McKagen lef, for Columbia yes
terday morning to resume their duties as dele
gates to the CONSTITUTIONS Cooveotion
Mrs.. E. c. Green and daughters have re-
turned 10 this city from Wahaila, where
%he bov 1o %he;,
year.
Mr.. Isacc Schwartz, Of Schwartz Bros,
left Saturday night for New York TO buy
uew goods for this popular house. Their
sales have been so uupreceden,edly large
already this season on dress goods and c!oaks
that he determined to make this second trip,
which is the 6rst tire since they have been in
business to make TWO trips to the market in
one season.
Quite large party west to Columbia yes-
teroay to attend Buffalo Bill's Wild West
Show. Among the number were Mr.. R. y.
Purdy and children. Mr.. Douglass China AID
Misses Fannie and Bertie China, Miss Lizzie
Stuckey. Dr. W. W. Siber,, Messrs Henry
Hill, Harry Hood, Willis Sanders, N G..
Osteen, Jr-, and number Of others.
Mr.. Robt. L. Crosswell, late of the United
States Cavalry and now a member of Buffalo
Bills Wild Wes, Show was 10 the city last
night for few hours He was on his way
to his former home in BishopvilIe to visit his
mother, who still lives in that town Mr..
Crosswell is son o; the late John Crosswel,
of Bishopvil!e. He enlisted in the United
States army several years ago, and after serv-
ing out his term Of enlistment and having
obtained an honorable discharge, accepted a
position with Buffalo Bill. he belongs 10 the
Congress of Rough Riders Of the World and
serves in the c. S. detachment He re-
join the Wild West Show in Columbia on
Tuesday.
Dr. John H. Furman returoed last night
from trip 70 Milledgeville, Ga, to attend
the marriage Of his granddaughter aud also
a visit of several days TO the Exposition. He
ct the Iowa aod indiana editors at The Ex-
position and reports having had pleasan
time with the "Knights of the guile"