The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-07-19

Mr. D. ". Alderman was in the city satur-
day.
Mt. John Clifton left on Monday morning
sor Chester.
Mrs. W. s. Jones is on visit to relatives
IN Laurens.
Mr.. ". F. Early, of Darlington, was in the
city Monday.
slAs. T. NJ. Brad!ey. of smishrille, vas in
the city Friday.
Mrs Chss. N. Spears, of Lamar, is visit
ing In the city.
Miss Margaret Richardson has returned
from Columaia.
Mr.. Peter aelle.t, ef wedge6e.d, spent
Sunday 10 the city.
M,. j. l.. Hsynswor,h is spending some
time IN Orsngeburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.H. Yatea have gone to
Rembers on visit.
Miss Sadie Seay, Of Esstover, is visiting
Mrs. a. ". Grossweli.
Cant. C. G. Rowland was in Wilmington
Monday on business.
Mr. B. G.. Gibson and family are at PfoTi-
dence for the summer.
Miss Sophia Reynolds has gone to State
burg to spend awhile.
Miss Julia Anderson returned to her home
in Summerton Friday.
Mrs. Lula Fowler has returned to her home
ia Wilmington, N. G.
Bishop J.J Monaghan, Of the Diocese OF
Delaware. is in the city.
Mrs. W. B. Murray and children have re-
eurned from Statebnrg.
Miss Lizzie Pringlle left Monday to spend
awhile sc Salnda, N. G..
Naa,er Sam Cordes left on Monday to
Fisit friends 10 Camden.
Mr. John Porter, of Georgetown, is visit
sng relatives in this city.
Mrs. G. L. S,ubbs and soa .ef. on Monday
morning for Tryon. N. @.
Dr.. D: L. Ringo, of Kentucky, was in the
city several days this week.
Mr. r. O. Pprdy left yesterday afternoon
sor Virginia to visit relatives.
Mr.. NJ. Penay and family are spending
s5me time in Wilmington, n. o.
Mr.. Willie White left Friday morning for
Claussens. on visit to relatives.
Mrs. r. n. Jenkins and her mother,
Hrs. Bryan, have gone to Rock Hill.
Ar. and Mrs. E. A. Lowry and children
hays returned home from Florence.
Mr. g. @. Wheeler, Of Syracuse, Darling
ton county, was in the city Mooday.
Mr. D. J. Chandler has returned from To-
7diantown, after apepdipg several weeks.
Miss Mildred Dye, of Jessup, Ga, is visit
ing the family of Capt. B. G. Pierson.
Miss Maud Harris, of Norwood, n C, is
visiting he- sister, Ars. B. G. Wallace.
Miss Mamie DnBose and Miss holly Brown,
returned from Summerville last Friday.
Ar. G. L. Caitino has gene to the Summer
Law School at Wake Forest College, n. G.
Mrs Y. q. Phelps and Miss Anna Brown
hare returned from visit to Marion, S. G.
Mr.. John r. Ksels and wifs are on visit
90 Capt. D. E. Kesls and family at Lynchaurg
Miss Eunice Bradhsm and Master Claude
Hogan have gone to Blythewood, fairfield
County.
Mrs. Lula Brockinston and children, of
Kipgstree, s. c., are visiting Mrs. B. r.
Sanders.
Misses E7a and Maud Pierson and Ar D.
"a. Dick have gore to Lower Salem to spend
awhile.
Misses Alice Moses and Irving Werber left
Saturday morning for Newberry TO spend
awhile.
Miss Nellie Cuttiuo has returned from
Paeksyiile, where she has been spending
sone time.
Mrs. Nora Whitney, of Orange Lake, Fla,
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. Priugle, in
Concord.
A,. David ". Cunniughau has gone on q
trip to Birmingham, Ala, and other points
out West.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Spana have gone 20
Providence TO spend the remainder of the
sammer.
ars. V. q. Phelps and sister, Miss Anna
Brown, left this morning for Marion, 5. O.,
20 visit friends
Mr.. JOS q. Villeneuve. of Savannah, Ca,
arrived in the city yesterday morning to
yisi. bis mother.
Mr.. a. A. Tisdale, OF St. Paul, is spend
ina sore lime with relatives aod friends in
the Oswego section.
Mrs. George E Beaumont and children
Left Thursday afternoon for Baltimore, on a
visit TO her parents
Misses Kate DeLorme and Annie Graham
have returned from the Teachers Summer
School at Rock Hill.
Mrs Dr.. q. Stuckey and Mrs. H. W. Rem.
bert and child and Mr.. G. u. Stuckey went
70 Glenn Springs Friday.
Mr.. Vim. J. DuRans, Of Concord, was in the
city Saturday. he said rain was greatly
needed in bis ne;gbborhood
Mrs. r. q. Noise and Mas Dulcie have
gone to Hendessonville, and other pois,s 10
the North Carollns mountains.
Miss May Cantey, of Sammerton, who has
been spending several days with Miss Bessie
Ingram, returned home Thursday.
Capt. T. q. Dick, who hss been quite ill
With fever at the residence Of his 500, DR..
Geo. ". Dick, is able to be out again.
Col. j. Reid Muldrow. of Salem, was in the
city Saturday. he reported very dry weather,
with crops suffering aod gardens ruined.
Mrs. T. H. Dick, Js., and children and
Miss AuDis Ewell left Friday afternoon for
Ocean View, Va, for balance Of summer.
Mics Emma Schwartz left Sunday after
Ohio