The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-06-17
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Mr. Sol Emapcel is in the city
Dr.. Edmuuds, of Eutawviile, is in the
city.
Miss Abbie peLorme is visiting Miss BERTHE
Ch:oa.
Mr. N. T. Purdy is visiting his brother,
R. 0. Puray, Esq
Mr.V. C. Badhasn, of Columbia, spent
Monday in this city.
Mr.. a. B. Bloom returned Friday morning
from Charlotte, NC
Miss Adele Moses arrived Thursdyy evening
from Winthrop College.
Misses Laura and Julia Mood have retura-
ed from Converse College.
Mr. ". G. Ry,teuberg left for New YORK
last Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Thos S. Joye, of Bishopville, was 10
town yesterday Oh business.
Miss Lucy Graham has returned from
visit 10 relatives al Hagocd-
Miss Janie Nlkell has gone to Mt. Pleasant
to visit Mrs. J S. Hartgell.
Miss Essie Dick returned to her home at
Pibevile Friday afternoon.
NJ. T. T. Ke.shaw. of Florence, has been
Miss Nellie Cu:tino, of Allendale, is visit
ing the family of Col. T. V. Walsh.
Ar. Fraser James, Of Darlington, is spend
ing few days with Mr.. Perry Moses, Jr.
Col. R. N. Wallace is attending the Ma
,icnal Republican Convention in s.. Louis.
Dr. Alva So;omons returned Sunday
frcm New York after stay of several weeks
Nessrs Fl Ryt,entesg aud A. c. Phelps
wen. to Wilmington yesterday 90 bnsi-
nees.
81. Loring Lee has returned home from
Washirgton-Lee University to spend the
summer.
P:ofs Cook ard Snyder, of Wcfford Col
lege. we're in the city attending the Epworth
Lesgne Convention.
Mlss Caro- Belse.. Of Sunmer;cn, went 10
G.eeariil. las. Thursday 20 visit TIE family of
J dge JOS 4. E E.rle.
SIR. F. Baker, Of tbs Gsffaey Ledger.
wss ir the city last week, esseacing the State
Convection of the Epvos;h League.
Miss Lily Smith, of Charleston, who has
been visiting the family Of Mr.. W. F. B.
Haynsworth, returned bone on Saturday.
Mr.. j. A. Brogdon re,crued Friday
af;eraocn from the Puadi5g Swamp section.
where he has spept the past week
Mrs. L. l. Parro,t AID cai!dren, and Miss
An.:,a Atkinson, Of Darlington, who have been
visiting Mrs. Allan r. Flowers have returned
home.
Rev. E. 0. Watson, of Orangeburg, spent
Thursday IN the city. Mr.. Watson has many
friends in this city who we're glad to gee
him again.
Mr Finn Dickson and Miss Susie Dickson,
who have been attending college in Virginia
are at home ou a visit 70. the FIRST time in
two years
Prot. W. A. Stuckey, of Whtewright,
Texas, Was in the city Monday on his way to
Bishopyilie to sisit bis parents Dr.. and Mrs.
Henry Stackey.
Nessrs Perry Moses, Jr., and Ansley aud
jackson Hardy, who have been attending the
Georgia School OF Technology, Atlanta, sre at
home for the vacation.
Nr. Yates Snowden, of the News and Cou-
rier editorial staff Was in the city last Thurs
day, having come up to be p1esen, at the
ordination Of Rev Shirley c. Hogbsoa.
Lieutenant Stokes, q. S. A, who is sta
toned at Clemson College, is spending few
days in this city. he is brother of Rev.
Pete, Stokes, of the Sm;,hville circuit, who
is 10 the city attending the Epworth I.eague
Convention.
Mr. F. V. Capers, of the Newberry Voice
of toe People, vas 10 the city last week.
Mr. Capers was foreman Of the o!d Sunter
Wa.chman Office ABOUT seventeen yeess ago,
prior TO the purchase of that paper by the
present owner.
Mr. Joseph Si'er, of Charlotte, n c., wssin
the city laat week inspecting the City
Water Works. He is member Of the
committee appointed by the Charlotte City
Council to arrange for tie erection OF
$500, coo wster works systsIn for that city.
Mr.. J. Frank Pate, national representative,
left for Denver, Colorado. last Friday morn
ing 10 attend the meeting of the National
Council, il. 0. q. A 3D., which convenes in
,ha. city on The morning OF ths 18Th inst.
Mr.. Pate will take in Salt Lake City aod
macy other po;cts before returning nome
Mr. Henry J. McLaurin, Jr., bas been
elected Secretary and Treasurer a1d General
Manager of the Dilworth Wesbing Co of
Charlotte, n. G. The compasy which was
ossaaized mainly through the Influence and
Efforts Of Mr. McLaurin has capital STOCK CT
$1,000, and hss already sold lis output for
three months in advance. The stock Of the
company is held by the most prominent capi.
ta!is,s Of Charlotte
~. Dave Morris will leave tonight 90
business trip of aboat two weeks TO Washing
son, Baltimore and New York
Nr. R. P. Monaghan, Dir and Mrs. E. ].
Dame. and son, and Mrs. W. H. Iogram have
gone to Columbia to attend the commence
men. exercises of the Urseline Convent.
Mr.. Willie n. Richardson, son of Mr. R. c.
Richardson, Of Fulton, has finished bis course
e: tie Woford Fitting School, and is now at
bone again
Mr. John M Furmao, who will be remen-
bered as son Of Dr.. Richard Furman (at
ooe tine Of Sumter), has been county court
judge in Texas for years and is now a can
dida,e for District Judge, which positiou IS
similar to that of Circuit, Judge in South
Ca-o.jna