The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-07-17

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Florida.
Capt P. P. GaillArd left Monday morning
for Greeuville. He will be sosent for a
coupe of weeks.
Mr.. Sol j. Ryuenberg returned home Mon
day morning from Jacksonville, Fla, where
he. bad 6ne sport with the Florida wheemen-
Mr. N. Ry,tenberg arrived from New
York Monday morning. He will! be in the city
for several WEEKS.
Mr. Tracy w McCollum returned from
Summer,on Saturday.
Mr.. Y. L Marshall went down to Sui
livan's Is.snd on Saturday to spend a
week
Mr. L. B. McCu,chen is iu the city to-
day.
Mr T. j. Tuomey, who has been unable
to leave his room for several months. has
been out driving several times recently,
Mr. Oscar J. ~ Thomas, of Spar,anburg,
a recent graduate Of the Cedar Springs Insti-
tute for the deaf, dumb aud blind, and nlso
printer by trade, is on a visit to his scnool-
mate, Mr. Thomas Hurst.
Mr. Joseph Darr has gone to Florence
evening on a visit 70 bis brother, Mr.. n L.
Darr.
Constable S. H. Newman is on visit
TO his home in the county.
Messrs. G. A. Lennon and J. L. Hayns-
worth left Yesterday evening for Baltimore and
New York to buy goods for the Sumter Dry
Goods Company.
The informal German at the old Jervey
House Manday evening Was attended By ma
jorty Of the young folks of the city who de-
ligb, TO dance The crowd WAS both large
and congsnisl and the evening was danced
out righ, pleasantly.
Miss NJ. 81. Reynolds. of Stateburg. who
has been visiting her brother Mark Reynolds,
ESQ.,, returned home yesterday atternooH.
Many friends will regre, to know that
Mrs L. S. Ebaugh, who has been visiting the
family of Capt w. f. Zsigler left yesterday
afternoon for Baltimore.
Miss Matte Csrroway, of Halifax. N. c.,
who has been visiting Miss Adele Dunno, left
for her home Yesterday. She was accom-
panied by Misses Adele Dunno, Emmie and
Beatrice Nolan.
Mr. Frank W. Lesemann, Of Charleston,
..
Ter.
Mr. Louis Lyons Ief, yesterday evening for
Baltimore on visit to bis old home.
Messrs Abe Ryttenberg aud Harry Rytten-
berg left yesterday afternoon for visit to
New York and the sea shore resorts in that
vicinity.
Lee Sing lef, on Monday for Columbia,
where be will keep grocery.
Messrs. Eugene Moses and Eddie Edwards
were eeverely scalded on Saturday by the
breaking Of 6 steam pipe down at the Ice
Factory, but are out again.
Col. Abe Gutenberg has learned to ride
ssbike'
Mr. G.. E. Stubbs went up on cotton
buying expedition and succeeded in getting
hundred bales In the neighborhood Of
Rishopville las, week.
Mr. Robert Wiuga.e has rented the store
occupied by Thomas Hammond, and it is
said he will open general dry goods busi-
ness in the fall.
Col. J. J. Dsrgan spoke in Darlington to
large crowd last Wednesday. He was gisen a
quiet hearing and there was not the slightest
disturbance.
Ask Deputy Sheriff Gaillard about his trip
TO Mayesville to deliver tract of land re-
Gently sold by the Sheriff for taxes.
Mr.. I. B. Kees, section master on the yard
section Of the old C. s l. N. road was strick-
en- with paralysis while at work Monday
afternoon. The attack came On gradually
and he was able to walk home before his left
leg became useless He was better this morn
ing and it is thought that the effects will be
slight and of but temporary duration Mr..
Keels is an excellent railroad man and good
citizen. His many friends wish him speedy
aud safe recovery.
A very pleasant reception was given in
honor of Miss Jennie Green Thursday evening
Ia the residence of Capt. George Loring.
Among those present were, Misses Jennie
Green, Tavie Moses, Pauline Gaillard, Re-
becca Schwerin, Louisa Moses, Flora Moses,
Annie Gaillard, Julia Schwerin, Nit Durant,
Arabella Moses, Marie Durant, Theo Lopez,
Lydia Lee, Ella DeLorme and Adele Moses.
Messrs. Don Auld, Will Kershaw, w. l..
Noise, Arthur Wilder, Elisha Carson, John
Kershaw, Vivian Moses, Grenville DeLorme,
Willis Sanders. James Holman, Ollie Mcka-
gen, Jackson Hardy, Eugene Miller, Dave
Cunningham, George Foxworth, Ansley
Hardy, Graham Moses, Ebbie Wells, Brain
ard Wilson, Baynard Yeadon, Howard Dick
son, Stuart Mason, Joe Auld, James Weeks.
Harry Yates, Robert Spann. Porcher Gail
lard, Percy Mood and W. J. Witherspoon.
A delightful repast was served during the
course of the evening.
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