The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-08-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Miss Aande Jones is visiting in the city.
Mr.. VI. B. Boyle he's gone to Glenn
Springs.
Mr.. Abe Ryt.enberg has returned from
New York.
Mr. Neill oDennell has returned from
New York.
Mr.. Walter Stansill left yesterday afternoon
for Baltimore.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Buros have resur ned
from New York.
Nr. D. J. Chandler returned from New
York on Friday.
Miss Augusta Folsom is spending several
weeks at Spring Bill.
Miss Emily Sanders, of Hsgeod, ia visiting
Niss Pauline Sanders.
Miss Agnes McCallum has gone on visit
TO Mt. Pleasant, S. G.
Mrs. Geo. D. Shore returned from Salen.
n. c., several days ago.
Miss Marie Barwick has gone to Charleston
20 visit 2ies Marie Condor.
Miss Glendora Bsggs, Of Florence, is visit
rag MISS Maggie bfSouaW.
Mrs. o. S. Ellis and children, Of Florence,
are visiting relatives in town.
Nr. a. Z. Scarborough returned Monday
afternoon from Chick Springs.
Miss Tillie Beeman and sister, Of Columbia
are visiting Miss linda Mannheim.
Mr. and Mrs. B. j. Grier and little daugh.
ter have returned from Smithville.
Ms. L B. d. Darr, of Florence, was in the
city yesterday on visit to relatives.
Col. T. Y. Walsh has returned from Oleve.
land Springs, much benefited by his stay.
Miss a. G. Weeks, after stay Of two
weeks at Pinewooa, has returned to the city.
Mrs. D. B. MeLaurin and Miss Evie
Wilson returned from the mountains several
days ago.
Mr. Frank F. Teicber. Chief Register Clerk
ip the Charleston, P. O is at home for his
summer vacation.
Mr J. B. Witherspoon and little daughter.
Rosey, Of Kershsw, are spending week With
his sons in this city.
Mrs. Emma &. Aston after visiting her
sister, Mrs. J. D. Graham, has returned to
her home Mt Hagooo.
Mrs. r. u. Jones, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. G S. Curtis, has returned
to her home at Brogdon.
Miss Nell Hardin, Of Cheraw, stopped over
in the city with Mrs. a, G. 0steen, on her
way home from Glenn Springs.
Misses Grace, Lucille, Ruby and Viva Rae
die. who have been visiting relatives in
orangebnrg, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs George Curtis and son, Mr..
Charles Curtis. have returned to their home
at Packsville, after an extended trip North.
Miss Ella Frambes, one of Augusta's most
charming daughters, who has been visiting
Miss Selma Nash, returned home Saturday
morning to the regret of her friends and ad-
mirers.
Dr.. J. a. Mood has been appointed by Gov.
McSseensy one of three delegates TO the Mill
starry Surgeons Association of ths United
States wh.eh meets in Kansas City, Septem-
bsr 9th to 29th.
Hrs. L. S Carson left Sunday for Allan
ia, Ga, to join Lieut.. Carson, who is sta
toned there with his regiment, the 2sth
volunteer infantry, which will be ordered to
Msnila within the next month.
Dr.. John W. Bradley. son Of Mr.. Samuel
Bradley, OF B;shopville left last Saturday for
China having been appointed Medical Mis-
sionary by the foreign Missionary Board OF
the Southern Presbyterian Church.
Mr.. Thomas Wilson, president OF the
Northwestern r. r, was in the city last
Wednesday to look after the work on his
road and expected TO spend several days here
and in the country through which the road
will pass, but was taken-sick and bad 10 re-
turn home.
Pref. q. G. Hsynsworth has accepted the
position of principal OF the Fountain Inn
school. We congratulate our friends at
Foun.ain Inn, for they have succeeded IN
securing the services of 6ae teacher, and al
elegant Christian eeotleman.-Baptiss Cou-
rier, Aug. q.
The Greeuyille News of Tuesday publishes
an account of a Pythian meeting and baa-
qnet given Sin honor of their distinguished
visitors, Grand Chancellor G A. Neufer, OF
A5bevilie, aud Chancellor Commander, q.
L. Scarborough, of the Sumter Game Cock
Lod gen Mr.. Scarborough also delivered 8
short address before his Pythiau brethren.
Mr. N. G. Ellerbe of whose arrival in the
city the Journal previously announced we
learn has bought the residence of Mr. j. B.
Burnett and will make .his city his home
Mr. EIlerbe IS having lis aouse repaired and
repaiuted before moving into it, At present
he and family are boarding at Gr. N. E. San
iers'. Mr Elerbe was reared in Sumter
county, bu. comes from Asheville, N. G.,
where he has been residing for some time.
We extend to him most cordial welcome to
our city and congratulate him upon bis good
judgment in coming to the best town in the
Stste.-Greer wood Journal.
Kr. G.. A. Lennon returned from New
York this morning
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Green are visiting
Mr.. ". A. Green, of Wisacky.
Miss Lizzie Miller, Of Magnolia, S. G.. is
visiting Mrs. N G. 0s,een.
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