The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-05-13
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Mr.. Phil Miller, spent Sunday in the city.
Judge Joseph H. Earle was 10 the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Neiil O'Doonell has gone to Baltimore
on business.
DR.. R. E. Dennis, Of Bishopvi!le, was 10
town Thursday.
Mrs. L.S. Carson returned on Saturday
from Charleston.
MN. G. Osteen, Jr., returned on Sunday
from Macon, Ga.
Mr.. George G.. Cooper, of Maysv,lle, spent
Friday in the city.
Mr.. George N. Saunders. of Hagood, wasio
town yesterday.
Mr. J. N. Brand, of Wilmington. c.,
spent Sunday in this city.
Mr.D James VIM left yesterday on
business trip to Atlanta.
Miss Esther Strassa. of Mayesville, is vis-
itiug friends in this city.
Miss Alma Breeden, of 8sauettsvile, is
visiting Miss Lily Delg@r.
Mrs. R. L Edmuuds and her little daughter
are visiting relatives in Darlington.
Mrs. N G. Osteen has gone to Smithville
on visit to her sou, DR.. e. P. Osteen.
Miss Josie Clark, of Henderson, N c., is the
guest of Mr. ard Mrs. c. G. Rowland.
DrE. Alva Solomous and Mrs H. Hardy
left Thursday afternoon for New York.
Miss Maggie Scarborough, of Scarboro, is
visiting Miss Hattie Mccall, of Mars Bluff.
Soliciting Agent R. h. Jackson, of the
Georgia Railroad was in this city Friday.
Miss Hattie Ry,teuberg has returned from
an extended visit to New York and Baltl'
moe.
Mr.. A. S. Brown has returned from Ashe-
Vile. N. c.. where be has spent the last two
months.
DR.. and Mrs. C. C. Brown went last week
to Chattanooga, Tenn, to attend the Baptist
Convention.
Ger. E. W. Noise who delivered the memo,
rial address in Darlington Monday, returned
honae this morning.
Mrs. Cohen, of Charleston, who has been
visiting her parents, Gen. and Mrs. E. W.
Noise has returned home.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hare, who has been in the city
for several days, left yesterday morning TO
return 10 Morris.own, Tenn.
Mr.. Dolph Mcleod, of Florida, who is vis-
itiug his father, Mr.. 3. J. Mcleod, of Lynch
ourg, spent Monday in this city.
Misses Agaes Dick and JAMIE Mcdowell
have been visiting in our city for a few days.
They are now at Machauicsvile.
Rev. w. W. Mood has returned home after
an absence of several days aHd is considera-
blv improved By his stay in the country.
Mrs. 4. Y. Talley end daughter, Miss
Lessie, who have been visiting friends IN tn!s
CITY, left yesterday morning for Columbia.
Mai. n. Frank Wilson, Graod Chancellor
Knights of Pythias, went last Thursday to
Kipgstree, where be instituted new lodge.
Messrs. r. E. Caroes aud Ed. Baskins, of
Bishopville, were 10 the city Thursday return
ing home from Charleston, where they have
been attending the o. S. Court
DIFF. W. DeLorme and Rev. S. B. Hill
lock have returned from Charleston, where
they have been attending the Diocesan con-
vention.
Mrs. George ". Loling left last week for
Millwood, Ga, where she will reside 10 fu'
.ure. The departure of Mrs Loring from
Sumter causes general regret among her
numerous friends.
Messrs B. r. Sanders and E. |. Reardon
have returned from Charleston, where they
were attending the is. Court as witnesses in
the case against J. J. Bruoson alias JAS b.
Brunson As usual this case was continued
to the next term.
Col. !. W. Fowler, General Manager of the
Cumberland Gap Railroad with headquarters
at Aiken, S. c., spent Sunday in the city.
Col. Fowler has many friends here who re-
member pleasantly bis connection with the
old C. s. l. N. r. R., as General Manager.
The many friends of Sheriff Marion Sanders
were glad to see him at his Office on Monday
and Tuesday Of this week. He has been
quite sick for several weeks, and although
still very weak, has improved sufficiently to
be able to ride out, aud come down to hie
Office.
Rev. ": R. Reasonover, who has been sick
for a month or more, Was out on Monday fol
the irst time. BE reqnests Us to express hls
eraiefulness to the many friends, and espe'
cially the Daughters in Israel and the King
Daughters, who contributed to mis- comfort
and the needs of bis family while be was sick
The Grand Lodge, A. 0. o. w :, consisting
of Georyis, Alabama, Missouri, South Caro-
lima. North Carolina and Florida will NEE,
10 biennial session in Macon, Ca, on tht
18th inst. Hon. Altamoat Noses, G. Fore
man, aud H..C. Moses, representative ofSun'
ter Lodge, No. l, South Carolina have gone
to attend the same.
hf. John R. Drake, aucnoneer of the
Planters Tobacco Warehouse, Darlington
sc. wss in town last week. Mr. Drake
will be remembered by all who attended the
opening sale of.tbe Sumter Tobacco Ware
house, for be assisted the regular anctioneer,
Mr.. Meacham BE has been employed by the
warehouse here for the coming season.
Mr.. Charles Montgomery Of this county,
will be graduated, from the Presbyterian Theo'
logical Seminary, Columbis, on to-day
Mr. Montgomery is said to be young man
of considerable abili;ss and great promise, and
his frieods anticipate life of great useful
ness in the ork he has been called to per-