The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-08-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

MI. L. ". Joys IS quite Ill.
Rev j. V. CASTOR, Of Wisacky, is in the
city.
Mr. J. V. Mathis, of Rural was in the city
Friday.
Ar. and Mrs. r. J. Bland have returned to
tbs city
Mr.. B. J Rhame has returned home from
his trip north.
NJ. aud Mrs Hubert G. Osteen have re-
turned to the city
Col J. D. Banding is at home frcm his
trip to Sa!uda. n. C.
Miss Lila Davis left Saturday for visit to
relatives 10 Camden
Miss Jessie Folsom Is visiting relatives and
friends in Manning.
Miss Enma Coiclough, of Smi'hville, spent
Wednesday 10 town.
Miss Anna Bargess, OF S,ateourg, is visit
Jog Mrs. D 81. Dick
The Misses Barnett returned bone Thurs
day from Ashevil!e, N. c.
Mrs Y. H. Phelps and children have gone
to Benne,tss lle on visit.
Rev. c. u. Rich ards, of Mech-nics7il's
spsas yesterday IN town
Miss Sidney Doar, of McC!ellanvlle, 10 the
guest OF Mrs, George D. Shore.
ar.G. A. Lennon aod Mr. J. L. Hay ns-
wo:ta have returned from New York.
Ar. Il. R. Wilson has returned from bis
visit to lis sou, Lieut.. Wilson, of Co. u.
Nj. J. N. Corbett has returned from bis
visit to MS son, Dr.. Corbeit, in Greenviie.
Mrs. A. E. Hutchinson, of Rock Hill, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Geo. W. Dick
Ms. G. E. Kirk, of Columoia, is speudin
soue,ime with her sister, Mrs. P. P. Finn.
Miss linda Manbeim, afte, an extended
visit to the city of Atlanta, has returned
home.
Or T. q. Clark has beea called to Saluda.
n. c., on sccount of the illness of Ills little
daughter
Miss &. u Baker aud little Miss Laura
Richardson, have go2e 10 Bi. .hopvi!ie TO 'isi'
re.mtives.
slr. B R. Nash, wife aud daughters are
bo,ne again, after spending several weeks al
the North
after pleasant visit of several weeks,
Miss Allie Z.np returned TO Camden Monday
m,roing.
Mrs. q. o Strobecker, of Charleston. is
on visi, 10 her father, Capt. E. S. Carson,
acd family.
Miss Hessie Richardso7 has returned fror,
Columbia after visiting the family of M. D.
N Richardson.
Mrs. W. B. Burns and children returned
hcroe Moadsy f.om Ssluda, n. C, after q
stay Of several weeks
Mr. John S. Richardson, Jr, left Thurs.
day morning for Macon, TO attend the Geor'
gia-Alabama Business College
Mrs. ]. T. Flowers aod Mrs Ma-ning
Moore returned to Columbia on Wednesday
from tortnigh,'s visit to relatives 10 Sumter
Rev. W. r Reasonover, who removed td
Lancaster ABOUT TWO years sgo, is In the city
to-day. he expects to remove to Wedge6eld
coon.
Mrs J. F. W. DeLorme and Miss Ella,
came home Friday nigh, from their risit ,c
Dovesvile Miss Bessie Dove came with
them
Mr.. J. G. Scott who bas bean spending The
SUMMER 10 lhe North Carolina mountains
passed through the city yesterday en- route tc
Wisacky.
Mr.. J. Frisrson Reid who has been trans
fe.red from .he First Regiment S. G. V. ,c
tie Second Regiment is in the city for fe"
6ass stay.
Hiss Fannie Sumter, great grand-dauehte,
OF Ges. Sumter os Revolutionary fame, j:
visiting Ger friend, Miss Hasrie, Niernsee o.
Col1moia.-Sta1e.
Mrs. W. O. Turner, (Miss Jessie Smith,
after visi, Of about fen days 10 her parents,
Nr. and Mrs W. P Smith. has returned tc
her home at Cowpens, s. G.
Mr.. J. Waiter B,it'on, member of Co. K,
q; Massachusetts, regiment, has informed hi;
brother, q L 8 Wels. Esq Of this city, o.
his safe arrival a, New York, from Sa' tiagc
Mrs Archie China, after speeding pleas.
ant time 10 Savaonah and Tybee with hel
sister, ars. W. L Williams, has returned &c
Columbia TO remain with her mother, ars
Edmnud Davis, until September l
Mr.. W g. Scot, received ou Friday g
pos,>l card written ov his brother sftea
reaching the First S. c V Camp in Florida
ia which be stated that he four q his 500
Hal, better though quite weak. He hopes to
be aole 10 stars home With him soon.
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