The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-11-13
Personal.

Personal.
Mrs. Wiley McKain went to Colombia yes
morning to spend week.
Re-. James Mcdowell, of Manning, was ia
town yesterday.
Mr. Joha K. Crosswell, who has been to
New York oo business, returned Nonday
night.
MIS-. F. Hardy, OF Baltimore jsin the
city on business.
Mr. E. B. Muldrow, of Mayesville, was in
the city yesterday.
Mrs. B. II. Badger, of Summerton, is in
the city.
Mr. Joseph Ryt,enberg arrived last Sunday
night from New York.
yr. S. Lilies Miller spen, Sunday and
Monday in this city
Mr. F. " Crosswell has been quite sick for
ten daye and is snll confned to his room.
Mr. W ! Anderson, jr, has accepted a
position with O'Donneil + Co.
DR.. J. W Hudson, of fMsyesville, was in the
city Monday
Miss Maggie Rice. Of Denmark, is visiting
the Misses Graham.
Miss Jessie Noise is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Cohen, of Charleston.
Mrs. Abe Levi, who has been visiting in
the city, returned to Manning last evening.
Capt. Ogiesby, the popular a. c. l.. cop-
ductor, was in charge of the citcus trains.
Mrs. W. S. Smith, of Smithville, speut
few days last week at Mr N.G. 0s'een's.
Miss Emmie Saunders, os Hagood, is visiting
in the city.
Miss Alma B,eeden, of Bennettsvi!le, is the
guest of Miss Lilly Delgar.
Mr.. a. Winburn left for Atlantai this
morning.
Mr.. B. T. Williams is quite sick, having
been con6ned to his bed for at least week.
Mr G. Crensbaw, of ss>orgia, formerly
of Bishc oyille. was in town Ass,day.
Mr. Hoyt Subbs returned LAST aturday from
Clemson College.
Mrs. Wilbur ::of Summerton, sister of
Rev. n. Mood, is 10 the city on account Of
the serious illness Of MIR. Mood.
Rev. q. N. Mood, who has heen seriously
ill at the home of his son, DR.. J. A. Wood, is
improving.
Sheriff Sanders is coneped to his bed by a
severe cold, sus is not seriously ill, as re-
ported
Miss Agnes Dick, after spending several
weeks visiting relatives here, has returned
home to Florence
Miss Eta Roseudorf, whoshas been visiting
Miss Hattie Ryttenbe7g, left,fof her home in
Richmond, Va, last Thursday
MI. Knox Corbett, who has,been here on
visit, left Monday morning for his home 10
Tucson. Arizoaa.
Mr.. Emile Foxworth, who is in the employ
of the Southern Express Company between
Thomasville, Ga, and Montgomery, Ala , is
in the city on visit.
Mr. Ed. Coachman, former resident of
this county. eut who has been living in
North Western Texas for the past eight or
the Mechanicsv;lle section.
Messrs. Abe Ryttenberg, A. C. Moses, F.
A. Little and N Carpenter went to Co.
lumbia Monday night to remain during the
Fair.
The family ofCapt W. q. Simpson left yes
terday afternoon for Jacksonville, Fla. where
Capt. Simpson has decided to- make his
home.
Miss Annie Stubbs, who has been spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. ]. Pate,
left for Tampa, Fla, to spend the winter
with her brother.
Mr.. Jack Brunson, of Florence, we'll
known here as a base ball player, having
played on the Sumter team one season, has
accepted the position of switctman on the
Coast Line yards.
Mr.. J. ". Morris. Division Freight and
Passenger Agent of the Atlantic Coast Line,
was in the ciry last Friday. Mr. Morris is one
Of the cleverest men connected with the A G.
L., and be has hosts of friends
Mr. B. f. DeLorme, of Bennettsville, was in
the city Saturday. Mrs DeLorme and chill
dren. who spent the week here, accom-
panied him home that evening.
Miss Gordon Weeks left Saturday for At
lanta to attend the Exposition She goes 10
company with her uncle, J r. Weeks, and his
wife of Pinewood, Clarendon County.
Rev j. ". Pike, who preached 10 the
Methods, Church Sunday, morning and
evening, returned to Columbia Monday.
he was greeted bv large congregation ir
the morning. and only the very inclement
weather prevented much larger congrega-
ton hearing his very able sermon Sunday
night.
The old Jervey House is being torn down.
The cotton market is not satisfactory to
those who have cotton to sell and the receipts
are rather light.