The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-04-05
PERSONAL.

%&&sSt N&IlC9Sl HaQk OF 0UmtcE-S0lo-
PERSONAL.
Hr and Mrs. Frank N. Beckhan are 10 th'
city.
Mr.. j. R. Ligon is in the city for few
days stay
NJ. Bert. beckhsm hes been 10 tie city fol
several days.
Miss Laura Baker, of Wlsacky, is visiting
relatives in towo.
ar. G. II. Brand, of Ashley Janc,ioo, spent
Sunday in the city.
Ar. Samuel Sanders and family are in the
city for few days stay.
Mr.M.P P. Poole, of Lanrens, is visiting
ais daaghter, Mrs. B. ]. Bland.
Miss F,ora Noses, who hes been visiting IL
New Orleans, has returned home.
Mr. Larkin Jennings is at home from ,hs
Charleston Medical College for the Summer
Mr.. David aichau is at home from the
Charleston Medical College for the holidays.
Or. Frank Moses after stay of several
weeks In this State left last Thursday for New
York.
kessrs. John Morrisette and Hazel Brand
came over from Augusta to spend Easter IN
this city.
Mrs. Sol Emanuel, who has been visiting
relatives for she past TWO months, has return
ed to New York.
Miss Hessie Richardson, who has school
nsar DaRani's postof6ce, wan in the city Tor q
few dsss last week.
Hiss Emma Williamson, who has been
visi,ing friends in this county, has returned
% her home in Darlington.
Mss Leila Dick left last Wednesday for
Baltimore, Nd, to enter the Training Scnool
scs Nurses Of John Hopkins University.
Mr. Haskell DuRant, who has been attend
ing the Charleston Medical College was in the
city last week oa his way home for the SUM
mer holiday.
Mir. J. A. Warrsn having accepted posi-
ton With the Inter State Telephone exchange
at Wilmington, N. G j, left for that city last
Thursday noraing.
Or. W. 8. Afford has decided to locate
permanepily at Sumter and desires uE to say
that he will leave Dillon on Saturday, April
lst.-Dillon Herald,
Engiseee Phelps, of The South Carolina 4
Georgia & 3, was in the city Friday on busl'
ness connected with the work of construction
on the Sumter & Wateree
NJ. Philip G. Bauer, president OF the
Southern Starch Co, is in the city to-day
and will remain several days looking into
the advantages this city offers for the location
OF starch factory.
N,. u. g. Ryttenberg returned from New
York this morning after an absence from the
ciissy Of several weeks.
Mrs. Alfred D'Ancona, of Chicago, is the
suess of Mrs. Mitchell. Levi.
Ar. F. G. Manning has gone on business
trip 70 Camden and Lancaster.
School Superintendent Rembers has been
at home sick for several days, bus is now inn
proving
D,.W. B. Afford has rstursed to the city
from Dillon, where he spen. the past ten
days.
Mr.J. j. Ragin dropped into the city last
evening from Augusta and will spend day
with his friesds.
The young gentleman mentioned in the
following paragraph, taken from the Edge
Gel6 Chronicle Mar. 20 ia the con Of DR.. 3.
E. Dennis, of Bishopville, whose many friends
viii read it with pleasure:
Mr. Edward c. Dennis left Edgeheld oo
Saturday last to accept position with q
prominent Law frm engaged iu preparation O!
some.manner of Law Digest. tits IN this york
that Mr. Dennis will be employed-su ex-
ceedingiy good practical school for young
lawyer During the past week, in our session
eonr., Mr. Dennis made bis maiden speech,
achieved very solid success and cleared hii
client. The ease was an exceedingly import.
ast ore. We congratulate our Young friend
upon so 6ne beginning. although We are
not at all surprised at it. And we are glad
to!say Il is probable that Mr.. Dennis will re.
.nsn 70 EageGeld to settle here. Edgehs!d
soves him well, and will always welcome him
with open arms.