The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-08-09
PERSONAL.

S5hSoJ AL.
Ar. John Clifton has returned from Ghes-
ter.
Miss Edna Hurst went to Charleston Sat-
urday.
MA. z. Sanders. of EEagoed, wes in the
city Friday.
Mr.. G. E. Ssnbbs returned from the nouo-
Gains Sunday.
Miss Mamie Edmunds left for Cougaree
Monday morning.
Mr. Frank NJ Beekhan is in the city on q
visit to relatives.
Mr.. Willie Epperson, Of Pinewood, speut
Wednesday in the city.
Rev. j. Thos. Pate, D. D., and wife returned
10 Garden Thursday morning.
Mr.. R. Z. Carnes, of Bishopville, came
down to attend the picnic Friday.
Miss Sall;e McDouald went to Charleston
Saturday for 9 few days stay.
Nr. VI illiam Auld. who has been in Green
vile for the past month, is at home.
Misses Kate and Lottis Eadings, of Man.
ming, are 10 the city on short visit.
Hon. E. D. Smith, of LJnchburg, came
over Friday morning to attend the picnic.
Kr. r. L. Brailsford and family left for
Green siIle Thursday to spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Flowers have gone to
Rembert TO spend few weeks visiting reIa'
tiyes.
Hr. and Mrs. Ri. Bland left Last Friday
for L.urens, where they will spend several
weeks.
Hon. Louis a. Appeis and Capt. D. j.
Braaham, of Manning, we're in the city
Friday.
Miss Lizzie PriDgle returned on Saturday
from Hendersonville, n. G after months
stay.
M,. Peter BloE, of Knoxville, Tenn,
President of the Telephone Mfg. Co., Is IN
the city.
Mr.. Sol ]. Ry,ten5erg left Monday for
Carolina Beach, N. Co. to spend week or
Ten days.
Rev. NJ W. Edmunds and wife left for
2ichlaad Wednesday TO take rest at their
summec home.
Miss Selma Nash returned Thursday from
kugusta-Hhere che has been visiting friends
for several weeks.
M. f. A. Bul.mau has returned from
Carolina Beach, after two weeks stay at the
popular seaside resort.
Mrs. Baker Young, of Macon, Ga who has
beea visiting Mrs. W. g. Baker for two
weeks, left for her bone Wednesday morn
ing.
Miss Leo!a Brown and little Misses Mary
sad Ellen Deans have gone to Samter to visit
the aunt of the former, Hys. P. Z. FInu.-
Darlington News.
Miss Lonise Breeder, of Bennettsriiie, IS
spending few days in the city, as tie guest
of Miss Blanche DeLorme, on her way home
from Glenn Springs.
Miss Joe Clifton returned to the city Monday
afternoon after. an extended visit Ia the up
country, much to the delight of her many
friends.
Mr. Charles Celc!orgh, of Gainesville,
Fla, passed through the city Monday on bis
way 10 Smithvilie, where ne will spend sev.
erai weeks visiting his aister. Miss Emma
Cesclongh.
Mr. b. S. Hood returned Sunday night from
Los Angeles, Cal, where be has been on
visit during the past month. His little
daughter, Gussie, who made the trip with
him. also returned.
Mr. A. Kspnedy Burrows, who has been
critically i'll for week past, ia much better
&c was q member Of Company A,
EIsst Regimsat, and while in camp at jack
sooYille contracted measles and was sent
home on sick leave when the regiment weat
20 Columb:a to be mustered oct. he never
-egained health and strength and last Mon
day was stricken with paralysis, one side OF
his face, tongue, throa. aud cignt arm being
affected He has regained the use OF bis
arm and is otherwise so mach improved that
his ultimate recovery is hoped for.
Gr.J. A. Bomgartner, Cor long time the
Efficient cashier Of the South Carolina and
Georgia Railroad 10 Coiumbia, has accepted
,he position of ageot of the Southern Rail-
wsy n this city. SIR. Bungartuer ss IN the
city looking over the 6eld and getting
acquainted with the business me1 of the city
Information received from Lieut.. Carson is
to the effect ,ba. be has been assigned 10 Co.
8, Twenty-ninth regiment, Volunteer lofant-
IT, and detailed as recruiting ctficer for East
Tennessee, with headquarters at Knoxville,
uotii his regiment is recruited to It's fuli
strength.
Health Officer E. l. Reardon has been re-
oaes.ed by Dr.. James Evans, Secretary State
Board OF Health, to go to Union, S. c, to
take charge Of the smallpox situation there.
The ladies of the Sumter Baptist Church,
vii! sci, ice cream and cake, on the Mona'
uea.al square, tomorrow afternoon. Pro-
...a, "a ao to ,bs osw church huildihp fund.