The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-01-09
Personal.

Miss Noddie Richardson Is visiting Miss
Jessie Noise
Miss Net,ie Cohen, OF Washington, D. c.,
is visiting her sis,e. Mrs Ferd. Levi.
It's rumored that Capt E. C. Green .
family will soon remove from Sumter
Mr. /. a. Ryttenbura, who has been speod.
ing week in Savannah has returned.
Mr.. B. Frank Kelly, after pleasant visit to
Motifs Bridge S. c., has returned.
Misses Marie Lee and Annie Atkinson re-
turned to Columbia Thursday morning.
Ex-ci.y collector A.. DsLeon Moses has
accepted position at the c. S. n. 4. 4.
Shops.
Hon. Richard I. Manning and Mr. ". s..
Aauning, of Sparianburg, spent Monday in
the city.
Col. W. D. Scarborough has beea appoint
ed delegate 10 the Cotton Growers Conven-
ton by Gov. Evans.
Cadet Willie Enn,er, Of Porter Military
Academy, is visiting the family Of Capt. P.
P. Gaillard.
Ar. and Mrs. KeHer, of Ligoneir Pa, are in
the city on a visit to their daughters Mrs.
John F. Lau2hery and Mrs. Walter S,ubbs.
Mrs. J. Wesley villeneuve and children
who have been visiting at Puntagorda, Fla,
for some time will return home this afternoon.
Miss Jessie Jennings, of Winnsboro, S. c.,
who hes been visiting Mrs. R. L. Murreii
and Mrs. Eugene Hogan, returned to her
home last Thursday morning.
Mr. E. B. q. Darr, who has bees spending
the Christmas and New Year holidays with
relatives, returned to Spartanburg Thursday
morning.
Miss Bessie Jervey, who has been visiting
ia Charleston, has returned, accompanied by
Misses Lizzie aud Drncie Wbilden, of
Charleston, who will spend a while with her.
Judge Buchanau's wife aud children ar
rived 10 the city Thursday evening from Co.
lumbis and are now comfortably installed in
the Heisee residence ON Main street.
Hiss Bessie. .Furman. OF. Milledgeville, Ca,
daughter Of the late Farish G. Furman, the
distinguished intensive farmer, is visiting her
grandfatber, Dr. john 81. Furuaau, Of Pri.a-
tee--
Mr. John Craig Chsndler, for a number Of
years manager of J. Rytteuberg 4 Sons brick
yards, left with bis family on January
6rss for TNus7ilie, Fla, where they will in
future reside.
Mr. ". r. BuckSeister, of Richland aud
Miss Mary C.. Davis, Of Clarendou. who have
been visiting the family of Mr.. q. N. Spaan,
ID the Jordon neighborhood, have returned
bone after pleasant visit.
Mr. Afford Burgess, who has been IN the en-
ploy ofsMr.R P. Monaghan for the past three
gears has accept ed position as salesman in
the wholesale groc cry house of Messrs. Mill
saps & McPhaul, Of Moultrie, Ga.
Mr.. David Winn began with the new year
to discharge the duties of collector for
Simonds National Bank. He is DOW making
his daily rounds and be is always welcome
visitor, though the drafts be carries are not.
Col. Blanding aud little Edna Holman
have returned from spending the Xmas holi-
days with Mrs. r. A. Brand in Augusta.
Ansie Holman is also at home again from
SsPioegilie," where she has been recuperating
for the past :wo months.
Dr. Joe Donne, of st. Louis, No., brother
of Mr.. E. ]. Dunno, is in the city on visit to
his brother,s fsmily. DR.. DUNES many
friends in Sumter are glad to see him as be
was resident Of Sumter for number of
years but is native Of Augusta, Gs. After
leaving Sumter be went west aud graduated
Ia pharmacy aod medicine butts now engaged
IN the chemistry business. He looks we'll, and
was surprised and delighted at the growth
aud prosperity Of Sumter siuce he left here.
Mrs. Colin Manning, daughter of Chief
Justice Fuller, who studied music for seven
years in Germany With the best masters. is
about to become professional pianist. In
company with Miss Hutchinson, OF Chicago,
she will give piano recital at the residence
of Chief Justice Fuller on Thursday for
charity. Next week she makes her profess
siouai debut st Baltimore, and later will give
concerts in Chicago and other cities.-New
York Herald.