The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-12-28
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PERSONAL.
Nr Tracy Mccollum was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4: G. os,eeu are visiting 10
Chesaw
II. q ]. acLaariu, Jr, spent Christnaa
80 the city.
ar.snd Ms. Motto Leseeoe, are visiting
] IN the city.
Mr. Reid Ard spea. Christmas day in
Charleston.
As.R P. Williams, now Of Atlanta, Ga,
is 10 the city.
Ar. q. D. Croaswell Is in the city for a.
few days stay.
Miss Harris. Kershaw is visiting her sister,
Mrs. L. 8. Carson.
Mrs VI. E. Dick Of Bossard, is spending
che week ln the city.
Ar. s. Smith. of Snishville, spent las.
Thursday in the city. <
Mss. Sol Emanueli is visiting the family Of
As. Alsamont Noses.
Miss Sadie Moses is at home from Converse
College for ahe holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Pinckney, of Stats5urg,
were in the city last F.iday.N
yr. Warren Noise is at home from Clemson
College to spend Cnristwas.
Miss Linnie McLaurin, of Winthrop College,
Is At home tc spend few days.
4 Miss Maggie Rice and Master Ollie Hoyt
ere visiting relativesi 10 the CITY.
1T. and Mrs. D.. n. Banding have re-
tnsned hone from their bridel trip.
Mr. Frank r. Holman is ct home from
3 Philadelphia to spend the holidays.
Rev. Wm. Hsynsworth is visiting his
Father, Maj. W. r. B. Haynsworth.
Mr. Homer Briee. of Chester, VISITED his
uncle, Gel. r. M Wallace, aast week.
Miss Anita Hardy has returned home from
4 Converse College to speid the holidays.
Mr. e. II. Anderson and family, Of Spar
sanbnrg, are visiting relatives IN this ciay.
Miss Bessie Mclean went to her hotae ia
Cheeaw Friday morning to spend week.
Mt. B. Frank Kelly, who is attending the
Uniyersisy OF North Careliua at Chapel Hill,
is at heme for the Christmas season.
Mr. &. G. Dennis, son Of Dr.. B. &. Dennis, Of
Bisbopviile, has been admitted to the bar by
the State Supreme Court.
Mr. Sam Mitchell, who has been attending
the Charleston College Of Pharmacy, is at
hoEe 10 spend the holiday vacation.
Xr. C!aade Rhame 10 at home from the
Georgia School Of Technology to spenc the
holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Arthur Green, of VII
.sacky, spent several days in the city last
week.
Dr.. and Mrs. B. ". Lebby. of Charleston,
are visiting their daughter, Mrs. Bsftow
Walsh.
Mr. d. VI. M,chau, who is attending the
Charleston Medical College, is at home for
shs holidays.
Mr. harmon Noise, who is attending
Washipgton-Lee University, is at home for
the holidays.
Aessrs. E. D. Smith and r G.saeLsoa, of
Lynchburg, we're IN town on business last
Thursday.
Nessrs Haskell Durant and Tom Foxworth
are at home from the Charleston Medical Col
aege for the holidays.
Mrs. L. Arthur O'Neill, of Charleston aud
Miss Jimmie Brennan have arrived ia the city
20 spend the holidays.
Mrs. 81. e. Elliott, of Winnsboro, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. z. G. Hayns-
worth, has returned home.
Mr.. Horatio D. Long and family, who
hsye been in the city for several months, re-
tursed last e7ening to Florence.
Capt. Jack Ragin and wife from Augusta,
and their son, Crosswell, from Wilmington,
spent Christmas ID this city.
Mr.. C. G. Stuart. after spending Xmas
with his aans, Ars. @. T. Msson. left for bis
home, Norfolk, Va, yesterday morning.
Miss Bessie Lee, who has been visiting
friends ia Virginia during the past three
ucnths, returned home few days ago.
Eessrs. Horace Earby, Jr., Vivian Hoses.
Emile Moses and Clifton Noise, of the South
Carolina College, are st home for Christmas.
Mr.. 81. Manheim went 10 Georgetown en-
Thursday night to asteod the funeral Of his
brother, Br. Nike Mannheim, who died vt the
Riverside Iofsmary, Charleston.
Mas Josephine Clifton came home last
Thursday evening from the Columbia Female
College TO spend the holidays. She was ac-
cempanied by seversi friends.
Dr.. s. D. Dosr spen, Christmas day. with
his daughter. Mrs. G. D. Shore. His dsugh-
ter, Miss jennie, wbo has been in the city
for come time, accompanied him home.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Willie Edmnuds epept
christnss day with DR.. Edmuads and family.
Mrs. Edmpnds will remain in the city seve-
raj days.
Nessrs. L. s. Carson. B. ]. Rbame and J.
F. Laughery, of this city, and Dr.. Edw. S.
Booth. of Msunsille, have gone to Charlotte,
n. c., to attend the Annual Pilgrimage Of
the Mystic Shriners-one OF the higher de-
grees Of Masonry.
Mr. Edwin Rembert. the newly elected
Superintesdent Of Education, has moved bis
family to the city and occupies the residence
on West Calhoun Street known as the
ssDesCbamps p!acs."
Nr. Connie Gallagher leaves Sumter to-day
for Roanoke, Va, where be has situssiou.
Rev. B. u. Brsd;a is visiting in Colutnbis
this week.