The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-10-30
Personal.

Miss Mary Burn. of Georgetown, is visiting
Mrs. N. G. Osteen.
Rev. Henry NJ Mood, of Mannipg, is visit
ing his son, Dr.. J. a. Mood.
Col. and Mrs. R. G. Howard, of Florence,
after pleasant visit to their daughter, Mrs.
Willie White, returned home Monday evening.
Mr.. W. T. Mcleod, of Magnolia, spent yes
terday in town on business.
Mr.J. T.. McCallum left on Monday for
Rockville Tennessee, wheis he has a position
offered him.
Sir. W.F. Smith and wife. of Spring Hill,
visited the family of Mr. r F. Willeford this
week.
Miss Marion Girardeau. after spending
sometime in this city, left Monday for
Denmark, S. C..
Miss Agnes Dick left Monday morning for
Atlanta, Ca, IN COMPANY With her brother
in-law, Dir. Wit Gee, of Florence.
Mrs. Jas. L. Rast and son, ct Cameron, S
c., have returned home after spending few
days with Mrs. j. S. Thompson, sister Of
Mrs. Rast.
Mr.. Geo. L. T. Manotte, who has teen u
resident of this city for several years, left Mon
day for Lowell. Mass Mr. Manot,e bas
been active 10 Y. ~ G. 4. work and in his
new home will fill permanent position 10
the Association work.
Mrs. y. Z. LaFar, who has been visiting
her mother, Mss. Bartlett, returned to her
home in Charleston Monday.
Mrs. Levy, of Philadelphia, who his beer
ON visit to her mother. Mrs. C. e Noise,
left Moeday for her home.
Mrs. Phillips who has been visiting her
father, Mr. A. q. Weeks, left for her home
Monday afternoon.
Dir. J. E. Ncrment. the talented special
correspondent of the Neacs and Courier, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. E D. Kyle, of the .Seaboard Air Line,
was in the city last week.
Rev John Kershaw returned from Minnea.
polls last Friday afternoon. He held regu.
lar services at the Church OF The holy Com.
forter Sunday
Mob Davis, ,;;of Darlington, was 10 towr
Saturday and Sandav He was co route &c
Atlanta to visit the Exposition.
Miss Mag Grabsm and Master Lou Hoy
left Saturday morning for Atlanta 10 attend
the Exposition.
Dr.. E. ]. Rembert is in the city Saturday
Capt. J. NJ. Ross, of Spring Hill. was in the
city Saturday.
M. D. Rhodes, of Mayesville, spen
Saturday in the city.
Mr.. j. N. Brand, of Wilmington, epen
Sunday in this city.
Messrs. E. O. Ingram, N. A. Strauss
Myron Mit.le and Dave Mlt,le, Of Mayesvill,
spent Sunday in towo.
TIE members Of ihe Constitutional Conven
ton from this county returned home on Sat
urday and spent Sunday at home, returning
to Columbia Monday morning:-
Dr. and Mrs. Walter Cheyne, of Wisacky
are guests of DR.. G. ". Dick
Mr.. Wilton Barrett left Monday morning 70,
Atlanta to speed several days at the Exposi
ton.
Mr.. W. D: Barrett has heen at home for ,he
from an illness, but is now able to be on,
again.
Miss Eliza Cooper and Miss Bessie Pi,tmau
left last Wepnesday for Atlanta to spend Il
week at the Exposition.
Nessrs Eugene and John Miller returned
from Atlanta last Wednesday after spending
two weeks taking in the Exposition.
Mrs. Jacquelne Baker will leave for
Newark, NJ, within few days to yisi
her daughter, Mrs. q. W. Beall.
Rev. J. B. Holly and family, of Camden
visi1e the family of Mr. r. F. Williford las
week.
Mr. E L. Grey, of Lamar, Darlington
county, vas in the city last Friday HI
rought large lot of tobacco TO the ware
house for sale.
Mr. J. W. B,ice, of Yc,kville, S. c., was il
the city spending few days With Col. R. NJ
Wallace last week.