The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-27

A.. Hawkes., Optician-In Sumter for
Three Days after July 8.
PERSONAL.
Miss Kate McCuscbea is visiting ct Wedge.
Ssld.
Hrs. ". Il. Icgrau has returned to CO.
,umbia.
Dr. Wm. Mood, of Sumnerton, was 10 the
city last week.
Mrs. Fuller Brooker, of Colunbia, was in
.he city Friday.
M g. c. Rembert spent several days in
Golumaia this week.
NJ Hugh C. Haynsworth is at home for
tie summer vacation.
N,ss Bessie Ingram left Monday TO visit
.elstives in Manning.
Miss 81. E Harley returned to her home
IN Waiterbero yesterday.
Mrs r. s. Causben, of Kershaw, spent last
Friday night in the city.
Mise Lily Cunningham left Friday for her
nome in Williamsburg county.
Miss Armida Moses has gone to New York,
where che will spend some time.
Mrs. ]. David and children, of Columbia,
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. B. Mannheim.
Mr. Al,amons Moses and Miss Kate Moses
have returned from Sioux Falls, s. D.
Hugh Phelps is at home from Patrick Mill
tary Institute for the Summer vacation.
Mrs. T. q. Clarke and children left last
Thursday morning for Glenn Springs.
M S. Dwight, of Pcvateer, was in the
city Friday, for the s:ss time since Marct.
Miss Julia Stiles, of Eastover, is 10 the
city visiting her sister, Mrs. A ". Crosswsi.
Hrs. D. a Richardson and children, of
Columbia. are visiting Mrs. j. s. Richardson.
Miss Sbariie Graham and Master James
G,scam have gone TO Denmark for snort
visit.
Mrs. J. 5. Hanson, of Savaonah, Ga, is
spending the summer with Mrs r S. Brad.
we'll
Misses Edith and Florence Lorysa, from ST.
Matthew'S, s. G, are visiting the Misses
Barnett.
Misses N. q. and Marion Glsrdeaa have
goneto Charleston, to ecjoy the sea breeze
:o- month or SO.
Little Aisses Nellie and Mamie Chandle.,
OF Manning, are visiting their aunt, Mss
Eliza Chandler.
Mrs. Lula Kingman and family, accompa-
MED by Misses Glare aad Genie Hoyt, have
gone to Providence for the summer
Mf. W. q. Commander, who hss been en-.
gagged Ia business 10 Columbia for some tine,
has moved hi, family to that city.
Miss Ferrie Kendrick uf Charlotte, n. c.,
after g pleasant visit TO the family Of Nr J.
Diggs Wilder, left this morning. for risit
TO Columbia aud Rock Hill.
Cspt. r. Il. Jennings, of Wipnsboro, who
IS candidate for State treasurer, arrived in
the city Saturday afternoon and was the guess:
Of his riece, Mrs. Dr. Holman
Dr.. ". B. Afford left Saturday morning for
Glenn Springs where be Will spend week,
.heo golog to Harris Springs TO attend the
annual meeting OF the State Dental Associs-
,ion.
Miss Sarah E. Brown, of Atlanta, Co.,
after pleasant visit to her parents 10 the
country has returned home, accom- panied by
her sister, Emma. who Will spend some time
there
Mss Lsila Dick, who has been spending 8
returned Thursday night to Baltimore, whe.e
shesw:H enter hes second year as purse at the
Johus Hopkins Hospital.
Miss Ada VIM has returned from Rock
Hill sitter several weeks stay with friends.
She was accompanied by Miss Pauline Davis.
whose many friends IN Sumter will extend to
Eer hearty welcome.
4 letter from Lieut. L s. Carson states
.hs: be has been appoioted captain of the
port, Inspector Of customs and revenue COL
lector for the island Of Masba:e with head
quarters in tne city Of Boac.
Misses Dora, Marie z and Mary Alice Nj.
chau. all daughters of Mr. Marion J. Mlcbau.
OF oswego, have been reelected oy the boards
OF trustees of the ST. Charles, Clyde and
Oswego schools respectively They served
with great acceptabii,,y curicg the past year,
and their reelection IS testimonial to the
good wc7k which they did.
Ar- EartwsN 81. Aver, editor of the Flor
ence Times, attended the campaign meeting
yesterday.
Dr.. B. F. Wilson, President of Converse
College, was Il the city Monday.
Rev. William Hayrsworth of Pacolet, is
N the city.
Miss Wessie Roach left ;bis morning for
Sslrds. n. c, to spend the summer.
Miss Kate Manning. Of Columbia, is visit
;pe Mrs. Arnie P. aanDiog for few days
Mra- ". " Cautheo and little Msno!ia a:e
visiting relatives in the city.
Nr F. P. Bultman, Of Florence, is visiting
HE uncle, Dix, C. F. a. Butman
Sir. G. W. Hancock, who is 10 manage the
Sumter tonacco warehouse tbis year, is in the
city He is stirring man, and understands
The tobacco business. aud we are glad that
we are to have him here Mr. Hancock thinks
that Sumter has advantages to make it the
leading tobacco market in South Caro:ina,
and be ssys also that Sosth Carolina is GER
tain TO take the lead in growing bright to-
bacco Virginia has fallen seaiod on sccoun.