The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-10
personal.

Ms. Katie Brough,on is visiting Miss Bessie
Jervey,
Mrs. Horace Hardy left Thursday for Glenn
Springs.
Miss Stanley, of Columbia. is visiting Miss
May Joye.
Mrs. Hattie Ingram, has gone TO Summer
ton on visit.
Mai. H. F. Wilson returned from Spartan
burg on Saturday.
Miss Emma Brit,on is oo "A visit to her
niece at Blenheim.
Miss Moneta Osreen has gone to Charleston
on visit 70 relatives.
Miss Bee Green, Of Bishocville, is the guest
of Miss Aline Duranr,
N,. George l.. Kicker left for Boston,
Mass, Monday evening.
Miss Marion Mood returned from Chat
tarooga Saturday evening.
Mrs. Jane f. Team lett this morning for
Rembert, to visit relatives.
NJ. Tracy W. McCollum has gone to Sum-
merton on a visi, to his parents.
Miss Gussie Dinkins who has been visiting
iu Summerton has returned home.
Dr.. 4. B. Wilkinson, of Marion, Va, is
visiting his aunt, Mrs. c. R. Gregg
Rev. T. G. Herbert will spend this week
visiting his parents, at Blenheim, S. c.
Mrs. c. L. Crane, of Wisacky. left Thurs
dsv for New York State to visit relatives.
Mr.. Joe Warren has gone to Rock Hill to
pu, up lines 70. the Rock Hill Telephone Ex-
change.
Mr.. John O'Donnel, who has been III for
some time, has gone TO The up-country for his
heath.
Col. Wm. A Colclougn, of Gainesville,
Fla, is ir the city visiting Dr.. and Mrs.J j.
Bossard.
Mr.. R. Carnes. of Bishopville, was in
town Monday he was on his way home from
Atlanta.
Mr.. Henry Hill returned on Wednesday
afternoon after pleasant visit to the Noun
tain city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Chandler aud Mrs. J.
H. Chandler went to Glenn Springs last
Thursday.
Mrs. Gertrude Richardson and Miss Leila
Dick have gone to Glenn Springs for
months stay.
Mrs. George W Dick andachildren left Sat-
urday morning for Rock Hill, to visit Mrs.
Dicks parents.
Mrs. q. J. Hennies, of Columbia, is in the
city on visit to her mother, Mrs l.. c. Little,
who has quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian E. Flowers came up
from Charleston Saturday. Mr. Flowers re-
turned to Charleston Sunday.
Miss Mel Robertson after weeks visit TO
Miss Marie Lee, left for her home in
Charleston Saturday afternoon.
visit 10 her sister. Mrs. Mark Rey oolds, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Mrs. q. NJ Sanders left Thursday for Con-
cord, N. c., from which place she will go to
Winston 90 visit to her parents.
Capt. Thomas g. Symes, of the South Car
olina aod Georgia Railway is in the city vis
i,iog bis sister, Mrs. W. E Zeigler-
Mr. and Mrs. W.B Burns will left for Bos-
ton, Mass. Monday afternoon. They will be
absent from home for several weeks.
Miss u. q. Grardeau and Miss Marian
Girardeau left Monday for Walhalla 10
spend the remainder Of the summer.
Cadet Ralph Epps, of Williamsburg, has
been on q brief visit to Cadet Murray
Mcleod, 10 the upper part of the county.
Mrs. Burns, who has been visiting the fam
lily Of her SOD, Mr.. W. B. Burns, returned to
her home 10 Camden yesterday morning.
Mr. hugh Eaynswor,h returned to Green
vile yesterday. He has been elected to a
position in the Greenville Graded Schools.
Mr. and Mrs. j. D. Hardy, who heve been
visiting Mr. and Mrs A. DeLeon Moses, left
sc- their home in New Yo:k Monday evening.
Mr B. T. Williams and family left yesterday
morning for Asheviie, N. C, where they
will spend several weeks and then go to Vlr-
ginia.
Mr.. D. B. Davis who has been to Chat
,anooga and other places in Tennessee during
the past two weeks, returned home Saturday
evening.
The Misses Kohn, who have been visiting
Miss Hattie Ryttenbe.g, returned to Orange
aure Monday morning, accompanied by Misses
Bertha Strauss and Hattie Ryttenberg.
". E. Mikell, Esq, has decided to locate
in this city TO practice his profession. He
has fitted up au Office 10 the Johnston build
icg on the Court House Square Mr. Mikel!
is Sumter boy and be is welcomed home.
Mr. J. D. Mcleod, who has been in the en-
ploy of S. L. Grier for the past two years,
has resigned his position aad left 70. his
home at Rember, Saturday. On September
lst be will take position with M W. D.
Colcough at Heriott's X Roads
Rev. VT Capers and family lef, on Thurs
day for Anderson, his new field Of labor.
Mr.. Capers has beea a resident of this city,
az assistant rector, during the last eight
montbs, and he has made many friends who
regret that be Must leave Sumter
Mr. Woods, who has been prescription
clerk at DeLorme's Drug Store for more than
year, left for his home in Clinton yes
terday Mr. Woods will not return to
Sumter, but will enter Furman University
this fall and will complete his education
He has the best v ~ishes of his many friends in
Sumter.
The hotels were we'll filed again Sunday
with drummers who came 10 for the day.
Assistant Chief Weeks is still out hunting
the men who have not paid the street ccmmu-
tation tax. Up to date 335 have paid what