The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Daisy Gaillard is visiting il this city.
Mr. R. F. Jackson is in town for few
days stay.
Capt j. W. Cooper, of Mayesv:lle, was iu
town Monday.
Cap, Jno. NJ. McElveen, OF Salem, was in
town Monday
Miss Allie Baddio, is the sguest of Miss
Maud Pierson.
Mise Amanda Thomas, of Charleston, is
visiting the Misses Cuttlno
Miss Hannah McCu,chen of Wisacky is
spending few days in town.
Judge O. ". Buchanan returned Thursday
morning from Bennettsville
Miss Sallie Power, who has been teaching
school in Williamsburg is at home.
Mrs. ". J. McKain and Miss Katie Winkler
are spending short time in town.
Mr.. l. A. Ryt,enberg and Miss Hattie Ryt-
tenberg spent Sunday in Mayesville.
Miss Emmie Saunders, of Hagood, is in
own spend short time with friends
Mrs. Rosa l. Cooper aud Mr.. R. NJ. Cooper
of Wisacky are visiting Dr.. G W. Dick.
MrW L. Noise, who is engaged in bust
ness in Savannah, is in the city on visit.
SIR c. E. Strange, of Pinewood, ives In 'he
city attending the Institute Commencement.
Mr. G NJ Sibert, Jr., of Troy, S. C, has
accepted position st DeLorme's drug store
Mr.. 5 Hard, who was a resident of this
city twenty years ago, spent last Friday here.
Messrs. j. n Spears, J. o. Durent ard
R. O. Dixon, Of Bishopv,lle, we're 10 town
Monday.
Miss Tenie Montgomery. of ST, Charles was
visiting in the City during the commencement
exercises.
Mr. M. G. Ryttenberg arrived Thursday
from New York. He will be 10 the city for
sometime.
Miss Mamie and Agnes McCallum have
gore 10 Lynchburg to spend few days with
relatives.
Misses Mabel Canty and Annie Richbourg,
of Summerton are visiting Misses Besir and
Alma Ingram.
Mrs. W B Murray and children, of Mont
gomery Ala, are 10 tie city on 4 visit, t.
Mrs N. G.. Osteen.
Col. T. V. Walsh has been quite sick for
several days with tever and is still unable to
be al his Office
Mr.. ". R. Delgar, who is travelling for a
wholesale clothing house, arrived home FRI
day to spend few days
Miss Edith Warren; of Tampa, Fla, and
Miss Estelle Cooper, ol St. Charles, are visit
ing the family Of Mr. A. G. Warren.
Miss Clara Russell, recent graduate Of
the John Hopkins Hospital School fer Trained
Nurses, has decided to locate io this city.
Mr. r. H. Lawrence has returned from
months. He is also just convalescing from a
spell of fever
Mr.. T. n. Bradley, of Smithvi!le, was in
t,Sn Monday He reports dne crop prospects
in his immediate section, Notwithstanding a
protracted drought that continued from the
first Of April until ten days ago.
Mrs. L. a. Brown, who was for years the
principal of the Sumter Institute, returned
last Friday to this city from Stanton. Va.
where she has resided recently. Mrs. Brown
will resume control Of the Institute at the be-
ginning of the next session.
Mr. E. J. Dune spent Wednesday in Mayes-
vile. He has been employed to draw the
plars and specifications for the warehouse of
the Pudding Swamp Tobacco Co. The ware
house will be 80 1875 feet in size and built
on the most modern and approved plans
Mr.. G. W. Stitb. of Lamar, spent Friday
10 town. Mr. Sti,h who is one of
the pioneer tobacco planters of the Lamar
section is interested in the Lamar Tobacco
Warehouse. which he says will be completed
within three weeks. The tobacco crop
around Lamar is growing finely eince the
rains