The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-09-13
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. C. VI. Ssansil, has gone on q tour OF
the Western horse markets.
Mr.. L. B. jenkins spent Friday in town.
Ina Beach.
Nrs. Ferdinand Lsvi has returned from
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ] J. Rasin are in the city fer
g few days stay.
Rev. James Mcdowell, of Aauuiog, was
in the city today.
Mr.. R. N. jenkins, of St. Charles, spent
yesterday IN town.
MAJ Louis Appelt, Of Manning, was in the
city last Wednesday.
Mr.. ] W. Mccoy, of st. Charles, was in
town Friday morning.
Miss Mamie McCallum, of Sardinia, is visit
ing the Misses Shaw.
z. T Kersbaw, Esq 5, Of the Florence bar,
spent Friday in this city.
Miss Agnes McCaiium has returned from
her visit to Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. Warren Noise left on Monday for Ran
doiph-Macon College, VS..
Miss Edith Mcintosh, of Magnolia, is
spending some time il this city.
Mr Berkeley Tbomss, Of Florence, spent
lass Wednesday in the city.
Judge O. W. Buchanan returned from
Winnshoro Sunday afternoon.
Mr. p. Cooper, the representative of The
State was in the city Friday.
Mss Lilly Smith, of East Tennessee, is
visiting her sister, Mrs.. a. D. Boyd.
Dr.J. A. Mood who went to New York on
business last week has ret2rusd home
Miss Eugenia Fraser has returned from
Virginia, where she spent the summer.
Mr.. James Caldwell aud Dr.. T. N. Dwight,
of Wedgefeld, were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. M. A. Pspkess and sister, Miss Caro-
line, of Atlanta, are in the city on visit.
Mrs. r. 8. Noise and Miss D1!ce Noise have
returned from Hendersonvil!e ard Asheville.
Messrs. r. O. Purdy and T B. Fraser, Jr..
went to Camden Monday morning to attend
court.
Mrs p q. Jennings, of Orsngeburg, is on
q yisis to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Perry
Noses.
Mr.. G. Osteen, Jr., Who has been at
Spring Hill during the summer has returned
to the CITY.
Miss Lille Cunningham has returned from
Williamsburg county, after spending the
simmer there.
Miss Louise Gillespie, who has been visit
ing Mrs. J. 8. Chandler, has returned to her
home in Rock Hill.
Mrs L. Atkinson has returned from New
York, where she went to purchase full
stock of fell and wiuter millinery.
Mr. Charlie Gail,ard who has spent the
summer at Providence has returned to the
city and has accepted position with Levy
4 Noses.
Messrs. Ollie McKagen and Charlie Spanu,
who have BEEN with the Wheeler Hotel, Hen
9dersouville, N. c., duriog the summer season,
are at home again.
Miss Essie Flemmipg who has been teach
ing in the Graded School in Bishopvil;e has
resigned her position to become teacher in
the Sumter Institute.
Miss Maggie Sprott, who has been On
.isit to frieods in the city and county for the
past two weeks, left for her home 10 Claren.
den on Thursday afternoon.
kr. harmon D. Noise. Jr, returned on
Monday to Washington-Lee University, and
Mr.. Horace Hardy, Jr, went at the same time
to ente: the same Institution
Mr. Thomas Wilson, president of the
Northwestern r f., has recovered from his
recent attnck Of fever and has been in the
city during the past several days.
Mrs. u. P Cordes returned Sunday from
Charleston after stay of six wesks, and is
again with 81. G.. Ostteen i Co.. where she
will be glad to see and serve her friends.
M. S q. Ednusds has improved rapidly
since bis return from Hendersonville and is
now aole to be up and go about The house
IF be cootinues TO improve he will be out
next week.
Mr.. Tom Pack. of Greenville is in the city
On visit. MIR. Pack was raised in Sumter
county and lived here until the close Of the var.
bu, has not visited his old home for twenty
eigb, years.
Capt. E. a. Holman is spending some time
in the city. Capt. Holman went TO Johns
Hork:ns Hospital several months ago to be
treated for rheumatism and is now alaost
entirely well again.
Prof. W. P. Shealy, of Lexington County,
q graduate of Newberry College, visited Rev.
Y. Won A. Riser this week, Prof Shealy
was on his way TO Lone Star, s. c., where he
is principal of high school.
Mr. Geo. B Hurst has been elected an
alternate by the South Carolina Fupera.
Directors Association to attend the National
Gonvea,ion of Funeral Directors, which meets
10 Cincinnsti in October.
Rev C. G. Brown and wife returned last
Wednesday night from Wrigh:svlle, n. c.
A large nmrbtr of his congregation net
them at the parsonage and welcomed them
home, bountital supper being provided for
their entertainment.
Nr. John Morrisst.e, who has until lately
held position with the A. C. l.. service in
Augusta, Ca, passed through Sumter last
Friday 90 bis way to bis home in North Car
olina. He has decided to quit railroad work
aad engage in merchandising.