The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-02-21
PERSONAL.

MrJ. ". Doar. of Augusta, was 10 the
city last Friday.
Mrs. Motto Lesesne is visiting her mother,
Ars. E. A. Cuttioo.
Miss jamie Mikell weot to Charleston Satu:-
day for months stay
NJ. Authouy White, Jr., of New York, is
10 ,he city on visit.
Miss Sammie Earle, of Anderson, is visit.
sng relatives IN this city.
Rev. J. a. Ttacker, of the Sumter Circuit
Is in the city last Thursday.
Mrs. George Dargao, of Darlington, is
visiting Mrs. S. Il. Edmuuds.
Rev. aod Mrs. James Mcdowell, of Man
nipg, spent several days in the city last week.
Ar. and Mrs ". q. Ingram have gone to
Colt nbia where they will reside in future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Scbwarts have gone to
Ne~ York where they will spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heory Pannill have returned
to the city from their bridal trip to the
NORTH.
Col. J. A. Rbame, of Magnolia, spent last
Wednesday in the city, and went over to
Columbia that night.
Mr. Perry Moses, Jr., has been at home for
several days from Bsnne,sville where be is
connected with the Atlantic Cotton Oil
Hill.
Rev. Y. you A. Riser has gone to Came
ron. Orapgeourg County, to deliver an
address. on Washington's birthday, before
the Lyons school.
Rev. NJ. F. Foley, of Baltimore, and
brother, Rev Jos. F. Foley, of Washington.
D. c., werc the guests Of Mrs. Tucmey sew
eral days last week.
Mr.. NJ. H. Linsey, of Shiloh, was in the
city on Monday. BE is o1e of the old teach.
ers of the county, aod has been teacher OF
he Red Hill school for some time past.
Mr.. Charles E. Shore, Jr, nephew OF Ms
George D Shore, has the position OF Esii
weipher between Sumter aud Lucknow, and
is making bis headquarters 10 th,s city. Ihe
postofice department has ali mails weighed
on all routes throughout the country at
s.a,ed periods, in order to estimate or ADJUST
The paw to the railroads for transporting the
mails, aud this is the time for that work.
DR.. C. g. Green and family who have been
living in Arizona for the past three years,
re,uroed a few days ago to Boyklos, their
former bone. Dr. Green located in Arizona
on accoun. of his health, but the benefit de-
rived was cot permaoent and recently be mas
failed rapidly, and his condition is row quite
serious He stood the long trip home much
better than was anticipated ADD ii is hoped
by his friends that the change will result Ia
at least temporary improvement.
Aoout two dozen persons went to Coiam-
bia last Thursday 90 the special train to bear
B,yau speak Among the number we're ID
L S.aroorough, Dr. B Breeder, G Stuoos,
Mrs Richard Manning, Ms A!tsmont moses.
Mrs L E LeGrand, Mrs A R Lampey, G E
Stuobs, Elvin Stuobs, J Chandler. H q
Os,een, R N jenkins, S: Charles; Stack
house, oswego; J b Scarborough, George q
Reid. Bishopviile Joe White. Kew u
Bailey, Rev T Clyde. B R Nash, N Bran
lett, J Diggs Wilder, 6 Windhsm,
" G Stubbs, Benpie Cuttiuo, L
Marshall, r D Lee, E C Hayrsworth, a }
Moses, ] N Knight, R N Ives, W Boyle,
Jrli.n Wilder; Col A Rhame. Magnolia.
From Clarendon there were Wells, ) }
Bowman and Edgar Dickson, OF Manning,
and R Sprott, of Jordan.
Every one who heard Bryan's great speech
was delighted, and all declared that he moe
than came up 10 their expectations.
Mr.. J. L. Haypswor,h of the Sumter Dry
Goods Company bas returned from the
North.
Mr.. Eomunds Hogao who went to Florida
some time sgo bss returned home.
Mr.. j C. Scott, of Wisacky, is in the city
for few days stay.
Miss Mi,t DuRant, of Ba,ke, S c ia in
the city to day for a few days, 'he guest o.
Miss Edna Flowers
Mr. w.R. Law, of Bisbopvile, is in the
city to day
Mr.. Robet a. Tisdsle. The Oldest cisiz o
Concord, ;s iu the city to-day. be ia 81
year. old, and able to worz 10 bis chop daily