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

Rev w G. Power, of Anderson, spent
I Thursday in this city.
NJ. Paul Kennedy has gone to Sonth Geor-
gia on y weeks pleasure trip.
sAfsera . pleasant visit TO Greenville Miss
Lncy Graham has returned home.
Miss Emily " srsea is visiting the family
of her nncse, Mr.. q. G. Wsrrea-
Miss Marie Werber, Of Newberry, is on
sisit to the family Of NJ. d. G. Noses.
Ar. B.R Nash iest.Tbursday morning on
( his regular trip through the Southwest.
Mr. Jackson Hardy is al boue for the sum-
mer from tie Georgia School of Technology
Rev. Hezakiah Gilbert, of Kansas, made
visit Of few days last week TO relatives 10
! Sumter.
M. Harnon Noise, ~ho has completed his
second year at The Citadel is at hone for the
Sumner.
Miss Maggie Scarborough returned Mon
day from the Teachers Association at Paris
Mountain.
Mss Mamie Edmnnds has returned home
from months stay With rela,iveaia aichiand
county.
Miss apoie Gaislard returned home last
week from pleasant stay with friends 10
! Camden.
Mr. aad Mrs Taomas anrritt Dick, of Key
Vest, Fla are visiting relatives 10 the city
ard county
/ DR.. James NcDovell, of Manulng, who
recently graduated in medicine, has located
10 Yorky,lle
ar. W. F. Rsame is still at Clemson Col
iege siin his son Ciande, Who at last scconnls
wa8 some better.
Ne Riley vennior. of Manning, spent
Thursday in town and left oexr morning for
Glenn Spriogs.
Ns. &. S. CautheD, of The A. G. L. force,
left Saturday for weeks siay ut his
home IN Kersbaw.
Aiss Grace Jervey and Miss Kate Durant
{ have gore 10 Williamsburg County on a
viisis TO Mr. ]. G. Bell.
che family of Asj. Marion Noise returned
hone Saturday morning after stay OF several
weeks on Suliivan's Island.
xrs. W. d. Ingram and Mrs. r. II. Spann
have gone to Bat Cave, N. G to spend the
remainder of The summer.
De.sH w. Cooper, of Wisacky, was in
sowa Friday. He left that eveoing FOR the
Virginia White Sulphur Springs.
Mr. III r. Wilson, Misses EVE and Eloise
Wilson and Miss Addie Aud left Thursday
for Glenn Springs tospend several weeks.
Mrs Pesciyal Smith. .-of Georgetonn arrived
ssip tbe csfy Saturday morning i0sspend some
time with heEfaiher, Dr.t. J Bosssrd.
sMIss Sloan, Of Charlotte, N. c., who has
been the guest Of Mrs. & e. Alexander, at
< Bose Hill for several Weeks, returned home
Monday
Nessrs. Fiyian Moses and cour,enay Car
soo, upo have been attending the Soatb Car
DINA college, arrived home Thursday for the
vacAtioo.
Hessrs Horace Harby, Jr., Haskell Due
rant and Emile Moses arrived home Wednes-
day from The sc. Colis9e TO spend The sum-
mefsyaeation.
NJ and Xrs. F. N. Beckham, who have
been she guests Of Mr.. aud Mrs. b. B. Bloom
for several weeks past, left Friday morning for
Charlotte, N. G.
Mrs. s. E. McCroan, of Hinesville, Ga;
and &rs. Mary A. Laseier, OF; Forsyth. Ca,
are Waiting Mrs. R. 8. Bradwell The form-
ersis {. sister of Mrs. Bradwell.
Mr.E 81. Aull, editor Of the Newberry
News and Herald, spent Sunday night in the
city He came down 10 take look over the
ield on tie eve Of the frst battle Of toe cam
5 paign-
NJ. W. r. Aycock b. returned from CO.
lupobin where he went to attend the COM
meneenerf of the South Carolina College.
he waa elected member Of the executive
committee OF the Alumni Association
Rev. G G Mayes, formerly pastor Of the
Walhafla Presbyterian Church, viii preach
on next Sabbath at Trep,on. He will also
preach at Edge6eid On next Tuesday evening
at 80 o'clock in the Presbyterian Church.
The entire community are invited to hear
Mr. Mayes, who visits the church with q
view to the pastorate -EdgeSeid Chronicle.
Miss EleaDor Thompson, aoo,hes s'uew ar
rigai' is the new book-keeper and assistant
teacher A. clear ringing laugh is her
ssbobby'' and cheerfnlaees is her "motto."
She is Il bic5 5clisi Of 90 mean distinction, and
Brought ber TWO wheeled horse TO become
an ..orphan." She takes rides as gracefully
rs "Z.mpa'' and it s.neck bseakiog"
don't bappeo will delight herself and others
in this pleasant exercise. E2wor,h Orphan
age Record
Mr. Geo. r. Mauotte, who:e services at the
Orphanage extended over n period OF sIxteen
months, in the capacity of book. keeper, farm
manager, typo, .'preacher" and general ntil-
ity man, has severed his connection With as.
he ies. 90 the 10th lpst. Tor Bfepbam, Texas,
10 engage 10 missioa work The professor"
is ..gone hnt not forgotten" He carries
with bin the best wishes Of everybody at the
Orphauare Nay his work be abuDdantly
blessed Of God-Epworth Orpbanage Record.
The morning trains for TIE past week have
been crowded With people fleeing to the up
country TO escape the heat.
The Bosrd of Election Commissioners met
to-day, and appointed managers for 'ae Lee
County election, TO be held on the 23th in-
slant.
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