The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-09-06
aDVsRpISEMENrS
PERSONAL.

city Monday.
DR.. A Mood vent to New York on Sat-
uraay night.
Mr.. &. Mayes, of Msyesville, nas in the
city THURSDAY.
Col. ]. r. Muldrow, of Salem, was in the
city Thursday.
ar. D. B. McLaurin, of Wedge6eld, was 10
town Thursday.
Mr. W. r. Delgar has gone to Massachu-
sssts on business.
Mr. j. o. Dnrans, of Bisopvil.e, was in the
the city Thursday.
Capt. B j. Brownfeid, of Catchall, spent
Saturday in town.
Ar. B. D. Wilson, ef Ma5esville, was
ia town Thursday.
Nr. L.F Montgomery, of Wisacky, spent
Thursday In the city.
q Mr. Waiter Eichle5esge:, of Manning, ia in
the city for a few days.
s Mr.. %. G. Scarborough, of Scmmerton.
spens Thursday 10 town.
8. Mes Annie Grsbaa returned from Green.
yllie Thureday afternoon.
Mr. w. B.. Boyle returned from Gieno
Springs Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Els Tnomey has returned from her
summer trip to the mountains
Miss Ethel Atkinson has gone to Leesville,
S. G., whese she haa situation.
Mrs. M. A. Flowers, after visiting in
Charleston, has returned home.
Col. r. M. Wallace has retained from the
North after stay of several weeks,
Col. and MIS-. D. J. Aud returned last
"Wednesday from Ashevi!le, &C.
Mrs. C. 4. S.ubbs has returned from Try
on, n. c., after stay of six weeks.
Mrs.G 8. Bruner, Who has been visiting
IN this city, has returned to florence.
Misses Aunis Barnwell and Lily Holconbe,
of Stateburg. were in the city yesterday.
& Mr. Dooaid Aud and Miss Addie Aud
.etnrned from Ashevilie several days ago.
Nr. John F. Laughery returned Monday
from business trip TO Chicago and st. Louis
Mr.. henry D. Csesawell and bride are in
the city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. a. ". Cross
well.
Mrs. J. B. Roach and Miss Lucia Rosch
have gone TO Saluda, N. G., to spend several
weeks.
Miss Allie Toole, of GreenTille, is spending
some time with M. and Mrs. j. Diggs
Wilder
Rev. Yarcey vcn A. Riser has returned
from months visit to his parents in Saluda
county.
Mr. A. Ard, who has been visiting in
Asheyiile, n c., for several weeks, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. J. NJ. Chandler, who has been visit
ing !a Anderson for several weeks, has re-
turned home
Mrs. VI. 3. Iagraue and Mrs. A. e. Ken
nedJ went TO Henderaonville several days ago
70 spsod tEo weeks.
Mai. and Mrs. r R. Briggs, of Summer
ton, were in the city Thursday on their way
home from Asbeyille.
Assistant Adjutant General Frost passed
through tbs city Saturday, moroiog ou his
way 70 Timmonsyilis.
DE-. and Mrs n. ". Edmunds have return
Cd from Richland County, where they have
been for a-raonth past.
Ms.Jos Hit, the well-known cotton buyer
who, spent several ssssons in this city few
years ago, is in the city.
Col. D. J. Aud and Mr.. Barlow Walsh
went to Lancaster Monday to reorganize
the Knights Of Pythias lodge.
Mrs, q. L. Darr, and little daughter. Ruth,
who:hase been on a visit to relatives in the
city, hare resursed to Florence.
Mr.CL L. Cuttiso, who has been attend
Jag the Summer Law School at Wake Forest
College. N. c., has returned TO the city.
. Mrs. q. NJ Sanders was expected home
last week, but owing to the illness Of her
nother. her stay at Winston, N. c., has been
prolonged.
Gr. Spann Young, of Macon, Ga., after
spending three weeks with relatives and
friends 10 and around Sumter, returned to
bis home yesterday morning..
Ar. Chas. A. Emerson, travelling freight
agent Of the Southern Railway, was in the
city Thursday. This is bis frst Yieit to
Sumter, but 10 future he will bs a frequent
visitor.
Mr. 6. A. Brand, who has been holding
down the position of telegraph operator at
Ashley Jnnctioo, vas 10 the city Thursday
on his way to Wilmington. N. c., where be
will confinne in the railroad service.
MIS-. q. Eimunds has been quite siek
with fever at Hendersooville. N. c., for q
week past apd on Saturday bis condition was
so serious that his father, Dr.. n. ". Ed
mnnds was tslegraphed for. Mr.. Edmunds
vas much better today and DR.. Edmunds
telegraphed this morning that he was so
much better thao be expected to 6nd him
that be would return tomorrow. Mr. Ed.
mands was conducting the Fairfield county
summer school when be VAS taken sick, and
was ordered t. the mountains by sis physi-
cisn to rest and recuperate.
Dr.. N W. Einunds and Mr. and Mrs. S.
q. Edmunds returned from Hendersonville
yesterday afternoon. Mr.. Edmunds has i'm
proved decidedly during the last few days
and his early recovery is confidently expected.
Mr.. Brsinard D. Wilson has goue to
GaFney, having been elected principal of the
Graded School of that place.
Arrange your plans early TO attend the
3lst Annual State Fair q. Columbia Novem.