The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-08-19
PERSONAL.

Mr.. 8. II. Sanders h.s returned from New
York
Miss Asnie Gail.ard has returned from
Florence.
NJ. H Bnras is spending few days in
Camden.
Mr. and Mrs 4 G. Flowers have returned
to the city.
Miss Pauline Gaillsrd has gone on visit
to Pendetou.
Mrs. N. G. Osteen went to Asbeville last
Friday morning.
Miss Eliza j. Chsndler ia on visit to her
brother in Manning.
Miss jamie Greeo. of Lancaster, is visiting
Mrs. Shepherd Nash.
Mr.. R. S. Hood aud family have returned
from Pawley's Island.
Col D ]. Aud and wife went to Asheviie
last Friday morning.
Miss Eloise Wilson returned from Co.
lumbia last Thursday.
Miss Adele Moses, Of Providence, is visit
ing relatives 10 the city.
Mr " B. Boyle, who has heea sick for
several weeks, is out again.
Sir. " B. Burns has returned from t.o
weeks stay in Saluda. n G.
Mrs. Amanda Thomas, Of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Lizzie Cu;tiuo-
Col. R. N. Wallace has gore North On
business and pleasure trip
Miss Emm;s Renueker, Of Charleston, is
visiting Miss Mone,a Os.eeu.
Mr and Mrs D. J. Chandler have gone to
New York to sperd two weeks.
Mrs r. H. Moses aod Miss Du:cie Noise
went to Saluda Friday morning
Nj. aud Mrs 5. C. Wallace have returned
s:on their trip &c North Carolina.
Capt A. c. Phelps has returned from
Ashyile where se has been on business.
Dr.. s. c. Baker has sufficiently recovered
from his recent sickness to be out again.
Miss Carrie Moses and Miss Kate Moses re-
turned from New York Monday morning.
Mrs. A. R. Flowers left Monnay evening
for Darling;er, where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. Grenville DsLorme returned from Sui
livan's Island Monday sfter pleasant
stay.
Mr.. W A. Mcllwaine. Who has been spend
ing severa. weeks in New York, is al home
again.
Mrs. Geo ". Dick aud children, who have
been visiting in Rock Hill, have returned
home.
Miss Bertha Strauss t. BIO has been visiting
Miss Fannie Ry ttenberg has returned TO Meyes-
vile.
Dr.. E. A SolomoDs left for Sullivan's s
Island Saturday evening where ne will spend
week.
Misses Bauch aed psnsy Duke of Orsoge-
bnrg are the guests Of Sir. and Mrs. NJ.
Randle.
Capt John n. Patrick, of Pa,ricks Mill
tary Institute, Andersen, s. c., was 10 The
city last week.
Mr. W Duran,. after several weeks stay
at Chick Springs for the benefit of health,
is at home again.
Miss Map O'Mara, who has been visiting
Mr. Eoerhart's family, returned to Charleston
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Lilly Delgsr has returned from Cheraw
where she has been visiting Miss Beth Du7a!l
for two weeks past.
Mr. ". Y Z Marshall returned several
days ago from Laurens county where he has
been spending few weeks.
Miss Agnes Dick, who has en visiting
relatives at Plantersville and Manning, re-
turned TO this city Monday.
Mrs L. l. Parrot and children have re-
turned to their home in Darlington after 2
stay Of several weeks in this city.
Mr.. T. Spson Vlnson Will remove to Cam
den, where he will open general merchaa-
cise business on his own account.
Misses Sodie and Fannie Friedman, Of
Rock Hill, have returned home after several
weeks stay With the Misses S;rauss Oh Mays
Vile
Hoo. A.tamont Moses spent Monday at
home, but left that night 10 attend campaign
meetings in other counties Of the Seventh
District.
Messrs. J. A. B7osdoc, j. L. Morgan,
" E. Lea and John R. Drake, attended the
opening sale of the Darlington tobacco
market last y eek.
Mr. R H. Baker, who has been sick for the
last ten days left Saturday morning for the up
country where be will spend sometime for tie
benefit of bis health.
Rev T. Tracy Walsh, formerly Of this
city, will have charge of Grace Church,
Charleston, until October lst, during the ao'
seoee of the rector.
Misc Angel Chea,ham, of Edge6eld, who
has accepted position as steuographer and
typewriter for The A. c Phelps Co, arrived
last Thursday morning.
Mr. S. c. Morton, buyer for the American
Tobacco Co., is in the city for the season
BE has represented the A. T. Co., on the
South Boston, Va market for several yesrs
Prof. "a. A. Stuckey, Of Whitesdes,
Texas, who has been visiting his parents, Dr..
and Mrs Henry Stuckey. Of BishopTille,
passed through the city last Wednesday re.
turning to his home in Texas.
Miss Cattle McLaurin, Mrs. Ingram and
Miss Battle Iogram, Miss Gai!lard, Mss
Lafac and number Of other persons whose
names were not obtained went on the excur-
sion to the mountains Friday morning.
Mr. Dave Winn has reeigned his position
with Charles B. Rouss, New York and will
seturr 10 the First National Bank. He re-
,nroed from New York Sunday and is COW
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