The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1895-09-25
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
personal.


Miss Irene McCu,cber of Wisacky is, in the
city.
Miss Eleanor Taft, Of Charleston is visiting
Miss May Holman,
Rev. D. x. LaFar, of Charleston is in the
city on visit.
Mr.. J. Il. Burns has returned from DAN
vile, where be spent last week.
Mr. ]. C. Freeland, of Florence, spent
Sunday q, home.
Nj Hazel Brand, of Darlington, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. J. E. &cCutcben, of Wisacky, was in
town yesterday.
Mr.. R. NJ. Cooper, of Wisacky, was in toyn
yesterday.
M. james Reeves, of Concord, had lot of
very Zoe tobacco at the snle Yesterday.
Mr. R. F. Fowler. Of Wilmington. N. c /,
is visiting Mr. l.. ". Folsom.
Mrs. ". W. Freeman has returned from
Osangeburg, where she bas teea on visit.
Misses Annie Gaiilard and Fannie Brai's
ford have gone to Providence on visii.
Col. j j. Dargao returned from Darling.
ton last Friday,
Miss Minnie Scott, Of Wisacky, is visiting
tie family OF Mr. q. W. Scott
Mr. Carlisle Raeia has accepted position
io the Southern Express Office
Mrs. L. Parrott and chiidsea, of Darling
ton, are visiting Mrs. ". B. Burns. :;
D.. W. H. Geddings who has been visiting
at Dr. s. C. Baker'e, left for his home this
morning.
Nr. WI. McKaeen, OF tbe County Banner,
Florence, spent, several days at home last
week.
Mr. Robert Severance, Of Lake City is FILL
ing Mr. G E. Denaistoa's place in the DIS.
patchers off .e during his absence.
Mrs. E. F. Miller has returned from a
visit 10 her mother at Wilson's Mill, Ciareu
den County.
Miss Agnes Dick has returned fron Flor
ence. after several months stay with
her sister, Hrs Gee
Mrs. ". T Thompson. Jacksonville, Fla.
who has heen visiting her sister Mrs. Ella
Rewson lief, for home yesterday morning
Mr. George Simmons. formerly an engineer
on the G. S. &N R. R., and recently with
the Seaooard Air Line is in the city
Miss Lucy Singletou, who has been the
CUES, of Miss Helen McLaurin for q week
past, returned home Saturday morning.
Miss Caroline Richardson, Of Pano:a, after
few days stay in the city returned home
this morning.
Mr.. J ". Kninhtleft Saturday morning
for Washington. Ca, for short stay. He
will 90 10 Atlanta for afew days before re-
turning.
Col. r. D. Lee, who had been at home from
the convention ou leave Of absence on account
Of illness for several days, returned to Co
lumbis Monday morning.
Mrs. L. Arthur O'Neill, of Charleston, ar
rived in the city Monday morning 10 visit
Mrs. Neill Donnel!.
Miss Bertha Strauss, Of Mnyesvile, went
to Coiumhia las, Friday to enter the South
Carolina College for Women.
Miss Mary Thompson, of Newberry. who
has been the guest Of Mrs. George W. Dick
for the past few weeks, has returned home.
Mr.. E. H. Aull, of the New6ery Herald
and Ners, was in the city last Friday en-
route home from Richmond, Va, where be
had been on business.
Mr.. 81. C. Williams, the popular cotton
buyer Who has been located here for several
years has returned and is bidding on cotton
again.
Rev. John Kershaw has gone 10 New York
via Charleston, where he will spend week
before proceeding to Minneapolis % attend
the General Convention of the Episcopal
Church.
Misses Mamie and Mare McAliley and Miss
Eva Br;ce, of Union, arrived in the city Mon
day to visit Col. R. H. Wallace, who is an
uncle of the Misses McAliley.
M,. J. L. Parrot,, of Bishopville. came
down yesterday to attend the sale III
the Tobacco Warehouse. he brought some
6ne tobacco ,ha, sold for good prices. This
is lis FIRST years experience with tobacco.
Mrs. a. o. Strohecker, of Charleston, who
has been visiting the family Of her father,
Capt. E. S. Carson, has decided to postpone
ber return home until the epidemic of broke.
bone fever which is raging ic Charleston, is
over