The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-05-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Personal.

toSCity.
Mn. G.-Ry,tenberg has returned from
New York.
Miss Zadah Hughson is visiting friends in
Wedge6eld.
Mrs. C. q. Noise has gone to Philadelphia
on a visit to her daughter.
Nh. Ell. Reardon returned from Charleston
yesterday morning.
Miss Agnes Mikell, of Charleston, is visit
ing Mrs. F. NJ. Spanu.
Mr.. Irving A.. Ryttenberg has returned
from q visit to Blackville.
Misses Alma and Bessie Ingram have re-
turned from Wedge6eld.
Miss Lizzie Ham, Of Florence County, is
visiting Miss Ages McCalum.
Mr.. D. E. Durant, Of B%ishopville was in
town Monday on business.
Mrs. 1T. Hunter, of Pepdleton, is visiting
the family ,ot Capt. P. P; Gaillard.
Mrs. A.W. Crosswell has gone to East
over on aSvisit TO relatives.
Rev. and MrssC. c.. Brown returned from
Charleston yesterday morning.
Judge F.asersand Mi.ssMsmie Fraser have
gone to Darlingfon-on-aEisit.
Miss Nettiea Weinberg. Of Manning is a
guest at Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Lewis.
Miss Addie Harlee, Of Florence is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wllie-White.
Gen. N. L.. Bonham aud B. E. Abney,
of Columbia we're in town Monday night.
Misses BERTHE and Fannie China and Abbie
DeLorme have gooe to Hagoed on a visit.
Miss Lou Pate lef. for Orangeburg yesterday
morning to visit her brother Rev. j. Thos.
Pate.
Mr.. Mcdonald lFurman has contributed an
extensive sswrite up" of Bishopville to The
State.
Miss Nina Noise returned from San Fran
cisco Monday morning after an absence Of
~severaIsmonths.
Mrs. Walter Cauthen, Of Westville. is
spending sometime with her mother, Mrs.
J.E. Team.
Mr.. s. Lilies Miller who has been in the, city
for several days, returned to Charleston
yesterday.
Mr.. ssd-Hrs. DeYanney, Of New York,
stopped over at thaJervey House tor q couple
Of days rest on their way home from Florida.
Mrs. ]. Brown aud Mr.. Abe Blown, Of
Ocala, Fla are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. V. a.
Phelps. Mrs. Brown is the mother Of Mrs.
Phelps.
Mr.. LIB. Dnf6e went to Camden to at
tend the marriage ceremony of his brother
Prof. Silas DuA6e and Miss DuBose, which
occurred yesterday.
Miss Lollie Brewer, a charming young
lady, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs
D. P. Williams of this city, returned to her
home IN Waycross, Ga, yesterday morning.
Mrs. e. A..Cnttino aud daughters, Misses
Lizzie and: Julia and Mrs Samuel Sanders,
retprred from Charleston Saturday morning,
where they have been visiting for several
weeks.
+, Dr.. J. a. Mood of this city, and Dr.. C P.
Osteeo o. Hagood, Sumter County, were elect
ed delegates to the American Medical Associa-
lion by the South Carolina Medical Associa-
tioo.
In giving the names of ga new batch Of
doctors, ".who successfully passed their exami-
nation last week and were admitted to prac.
nee, thar Of Mr.. Clarendon w. Barron, of
Mayesyiile, was accidentally omitted.-Te
Stcte.
Mr.. B Frank Kelly of Sumter, who has
been with Mr.. j. Frank Pate for a number of
years as a clerk, left for Orangeburg yesterday.
morning to take part in the competitive ex-
animation for appointment as a cadet to the
Us. Naval Academy st Annapolis, Nd.
Ar. George G.. Buist, of Spartanburg, was
in the city last Thursday. While here he visit
ed Stateburg to see the last resting place of his
uncle the Rev. Thomas n. Lucas former rec
tor Of the Church of the Holy Cross, and of
Bishop Rutledge, first Bishop of Florida,
whose remains rest in the family lot under
the shadow Of the church.
The Rev. C. C.. Brown, of Sumter, S, c.,
is helping the Rev. e. Wells in a series of
meetings at the Canon Street Baptist Church.
Mr.. Browo is one of the leading lights in the
State. His clearness of style and simplicity
of manner in presenting the truth makes his
discourses deeply impressive. The meetings
are well attended and growing in interest.
Meas and Courier.
Mr. S. J.. McMichael, who taught in the
B%ishop7ille Graded School in l890-9l, and
was afterwards editor of the Bisbopville
Eagle, now a resident of Washington, D. c.,
will be married to Miss Mary Ella Wynkoop,
Of tina. city, on Thursday, May 9th.
Mr. AcMichael is chief clerk in one of tbs de-
partments of toe Pension Bureau.
Judge Buchanan, who has been 10 the city
for several days, bad a successful operation
performed to-day for a growth on bis nose.
Dr.. Taylor and DR.. Dubose performed what
is known as the Adams operation. The
operation while painful is not at all danger
GUS, and Judge Buchanan will soon be able
to be at his pest. BE is, however, afraid that
on account of the operation he will not be
able to be in ~0rsngeburg for The Court,
which opens there in about a weeks time
Columbia Correspondent News and Courier.
DR.. B. d. Badger, Of Summertou has deci-
ded to locate in Mayesville for the practice OF
his profession ano will remove to that place
in q short time. The people of Mayesville
and vicinity have been anxious to get DR..
Badger for a year or two, and he has re-
ceived the urgeut solicitation together with
a petition signed by nearly all of the citizens
of that own ard surrounding country. He
is to-day returning from over there, and we
are glad to report that be has decided to
move. Dr.. Badger will be greatly missed 10
Summertoo, be having had a large practice
there for q number of wears. but the people