The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1897-07-28
PERSONAL.


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PERSONAL.
Nr. E. Il. Wilson was 10 town on business
yesterday.
Miss Daisy Nash has returned from visit
TO Atlanta.
Mrs. b. K. DeLorme is spending sometime
ID Doyesvilie.
Mr Bradley Tilsoa, Of Mayesville, vas in
town Friday.
Ar. aud Mrs c. L. S,aoes have returned
from Toronto.
1ss b @. Pnrdy, Esq. has goae to Virginia
3 for g few days stay.
Ar. T. Ed. Baskin, os Bishopville, was in
town last Thursday.
8 Mr Renry Munneriyo, of Charleston, spent
4 Monday IN the city.
Miss Evie McNillaa, of Camden, is visit
ing at Mrs Cordes
Nj. A. c. Phelps went 10 Eendereonvil'e,
N @, Friday mo:uing.
# Col. r. " Wallace has been in Washing
, ton for The last few days.
Mt. David ". Cunningham is al Paw,es 8
Island for week g stay
81: air. c. g. Rowland has gone 10 Henderson,
, 10 spend two weeks
Miss Adele Moses vent 10 Oraogehurg
for week IS stay cn Moaday
Mr Neil O' Donnell re,ursed Friday
from Hendersonsilte, N G,
Er. H. r. Strange, Of Wedge6eld, speot
several days 10 toN a iast week
Miss Miriam Wilds-, of Darien, Ga, is
Yisiiing Miss 3atsie Ry ienoerg.
Mss Jniia Stiles. of Richland, is visiting
her sister. Nrs. "A. W Crosswe!
s Messrs r e Carnes and ]. 81. HearoD, of
I ss!ERsiishopyi:le. spent Friday 10 this city.
# Mr. D " Blandiog has re.urDed from a
stay on ,hesea coast Of Noah Carolina.
ss sss Miss Octavia Hill left Saturday for
/ Stssesarille, TO sisit her sister, Hrs. Earle.
Nessrs. Coleman Rhame and Willie Wi,her-
spoon vent 20 0rangeburg last Thursday.
Hrs. Charles s. Kingsmore is visiting ber
parents 10 DoyesTilie, Darlington Concty.
ss MI. J. Frank Pate and Miss LeRee Pate left
for Spartanbnrg, S. G., yesterday morning.
Col.J.A Rhame, of Magnolia, has gone
70 Hendersonville. N. g for two seek's
sstay
Hiss Katie Sholar, of Wilmington, N. C..
Is spendiug sometime with her brother, hr. ].
& Sholar-
@ Col. Richard Dozier left Monday ,.for5
GienE Springs where be will remain for sew
eslh weeks
Hr. JoeIaE Brunson's family has returned
: - >nu, sop fnrs no remainder of tho srmmar
Kingstree Record
Aessrs q " Hood aud Waiter Stans.ii
arrived home Saturday night from two
weeks Trip 70 Canada. i
Hiss Mamie Dinkins has returned from CO.
S1nMbia where sbe has been visiting relatives
during the past month.
Mss Agnes Dick after quite an absence
4 has reiusped 10 the city. Sne is visiting her
sisier, Mrs. u P Cordes.
Misses Mary Eweil and Annie Wilson, who
have beer The guests Of Ars. T. b. Dick. Jr
ara now risitiog friends at Wisaeky
Rev. and Mrs N W. Edmunds have been
called TO Richiand Count, BY the serious ill-
mess Of their son, Mr. N. W Edmnnds, Jr.
# hoo. E n. Seabrook, of Edisio Island,
spent the past two Gays IN tova. BE is en-
route from Nashville, Tenn, and other
points.
IS Mr. s. s. Edmauds has gone 10 Florence
where be will deliver series of lectures be-
fore ihe Teachers Institute OF Florence
sConnty
rs Mr., ~. F. Rhame returned home Saturday
afternoon from Clemson College, bringing
his son, Claude, who is coovaieseaDg from q
5Ssou "a IF fsvoy -
IS Miss Pauline Gail;ari returned Monday
from Aillwood, Ca, where she has been the
squestof Mrs. George w. Loring during the
past month
Mr. ". A Seymour, of the Watcbman
force, who has been visiting relatives in
Concord, reinroed this morning after q
pleasant trip.
M Miss Kate DnRani, of Sumter, spent seve-
raj days in town with Miss Anna Elwell last
week. She is now visiting the Misses Bell.
out al sFowlers.-Kinestree Record
Mr. z. q. Dick, Jr., has tccepted posi-
Efion With the well known arm of G Wul6ern
4 Co, Of Charleston, and will travel this
sStste 10 their interest. Nr. Dick has all the
qualities that are essential 10 the make up of
successful salesman and Messrs. Wulbero +
Co, have secnred valuable man.
Col. J. D. Blanding left on last Friday
morning for Nassawados, on the eastern
shore Of Virgins, to visit his daughter, Mrs.
sf. T. Up. bur BE will be accompanied by
bis daughter, Mrs. Haman, of Mississipp,.
who hiss been visiting him. BE will return
70 the city about August 10th.
Y Rev. J. C. Trauger has resigned the pasto-
rate Of St. James Lutheran Church aod will
leave this city within a short time for his
former home 10 Pennsylvania. Ar. Trauger
apd his family have made many friends in
Sumter, both within his own congregation snd
smopg all denominations, and bis departure
from the city will be generally regretted.
why will you buy bitter nauseating tonics
when Groves T6steless Chill Tonic. is as
pleasant as Lemon Syrup. Your druggist is
authorized to refund the money in every case
-suI,ere IL fails to cure. Price 50 cents.