The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr. E. V. Green is in ,own
Mrs. Katie Wink'er is in the city oa e visit.
Miss Carmichae!, of Marion, is visiting in
The city.
Miss Susie Dursse is spending few days 10
the city.
Capt. T. Il. Dick is in the city visiting Dr..
G.. W Dick.
Mis- Katie Brough;oa is the guest Of Miss
Bessie Jervey.
Miss Harvio, OF Manniag. is visiting Miss
Bessie Jervey.
Mr.. aod Mrs. Wiley J. McKa,n are visit
ing in ,he city.
Miss Beth Duvall left Saturday for Der
home iu Cheraw.
Miss Nora Barrows, CT Charlotte, N. c., is
visiting in the city.
Miss Lille Boy kin, Of Camden. IS s:,s guest
of Mrs. T. Il. Clsfk.
Miss Lynch Dess. Of Camden, IS visiting
Miss Lucille Enahsou
Miss Stuart, Of Pailade'p!iia, is toe CUES,
of Miss Emma Mason.
Nr B.K. DeLorme. of 8ep:et;svi'!e. was in
the city Monday On business.
Mr. and Mrs Lucius BolsmsY, Of Colum-
bia. are in the city on visit.
Miss Aanie Richbourg, of Summertcn, is
the guest of the Misses Ingram.
Mr. Harry pePass is in the cisxs fer a few
days visiting Mr. Thos G Mcleod.
saMiss Reta Ryao, Of Charleston, is in the
city to spend the time of tie eccampmeni.
Miss jamie Spann, who has teeu on few
DAYS visit to Dillon has returned home.
Mrs. ". E. Mims, left on Saturday after
noon to visit friends in Henderson, N. C.
Miss F,fine Parrot, Of Atlanta, Ga. is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Allan R. Flowers.
Mr.. R. O. Purdy weat down 10 Manning
Sunday to attend the campaign meeting.
Mrs. u. B. Randle, who has been visiting
10 Orangeburg will return bone this evening.
Miss Cora Eiieosser, of St. Matthews, S.
c.. is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Y. II. Phelps.
Rev. John Kersbaw, Of Charleston, is in
the city visiting his daughter Mrs. l.. S Car
con.
Mrs. McGuinniss and Miss Maggie Furge-
son. of Columbia, are in this city to spend q
few days.
Miss Lila Neal, of Columbia, arrived ic tie
city Friday afternoon to remain during the
encampment. -
Mt Joe W. Wilder, of Florence, was in the
city Saturday. His many friends we're glad to
sse him again.
Rev. G. G. Brown attended the COM
aenceneut exercises Of the Greeoville
Female College.
Col. r. N. Wallace has returned from ST.
Louis, where be went to a'teod the Repnb-
licaa Convention.
Misses Anna Ancrcm and Lottie Jobnsoa,
of Camden, ere being entertained By Mr. and
Mrs. R. H. Baker.
Misses AIDA Vim aad Beulah Rheme are a,
home from Winthrop College to spend the
sumner vacation.
Miss Adele Dunno has returned home from
Co!umbia, where she been attending the
Ursuline Academy.
Miss Carrie Lamar and Miss Marie Ward
law, OF Columoia, S c., are in the city visit
ing Mrs R, S. Hood
Misses Celia DuRant, Of Rishopville, and
Anna Weathers. of Reynolds, are the guests
of Mrs. J. W Duraat.
Miss Ella Beck, Of Charleston, who has
been visiting the family Of Rev. A. S. Willie
for, has returned home.
Mr.. " G. Clack and sister, Miss Josie
C,ack, left on Saturday evening tor their
home in North Carolina.
Miss Maud Dunlop Of Indiantown, and
Miss Mary Thompson Of Newberry are the
guests of Mrs. George W. Dick.
Miss Nell Hammer, of Gadsden has arrived
in the city 20 remain during the encampment,
and is ,he guest of Miss Bessie Jervey.
Mr. ". 3. Ingram, Who had been confined
to his room for several days by sickness was
able to De at his Office Saturday morning.
Mgr. Quigley, and Rev. Fathers Monaghan
and Hagerty are in this city attending the
commencement of ST. Joseph's Academy.
Miss Beckwith, of Orangeburg, accom-
panied Miss AIDA VIM home from VIM
throp College and will spend sometime as her
guest.
Miss Margaret Bruuson, who graduated
from Furman University few days ago
summer.
Misses Marie, jamie SCd julia Lachlcotte,
Hattie Sampson and Linnie Enrich, Of
Georgetown, arrived last Thursday to spend
several days 10 the city.
Sister Mary Joseph, Assistant Mother Of
the order and sisters Laureptia and Veronica
of ST. Xsviers Infrmery, Charleston, and
Sister Christina, of the French Orphan Asy-
lum, Charleston, were in the city attending St.
Joseph Commencement.
Mr.. aud Mrs w. K. Brown, Of Charleston,
are spending few days in the city, having
cone up for the purpose of being present at
St. Joseph's commencement. Mrs. John P.
Calvin. of Charleston, also attended the
Commencement.
The Delgar Reel Squad will make two runs
this afternoon at &c o'clock IN front
Of the Court House.
The Sumter Fire Department has received