The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-11-14
PERSONAL.

Sir Henry Muller is 10 the CITY.
Ar. John H. Tidal. spent Thursday in the
city.
Mr.. Furnap Knight spent last Thursday in
Columbia.
kr. W P Friar, of Florence. was in The
city last week.
Miss Asnie Briggs of Summestos vas 10
.be city Thursday.
Mrs. A. c. Phelps has gone 10 New YORK.
10 spend q mouth.
Mr.. T. G. Mcleod, o. Lynchburg vas iu
The city yesterday.
Nr Auldrow Green, of Bissopvil;e spent
yesterday io the city
Joseph F. Rheme, E:q Of Aaonicg, was
IN the city Monday.
Mr. F. A. Little, of Columbia, is spending
. few days in the city
Mrs. DR.. Aiken, of Laurens, visited Ara.
E. J. BLAND last week.
kr.J E. Norment was in the city few
hours Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. G. L. Martin, OF Charleston, is visit
.rg Mrs. ". Y. L. Marshall.
Bishop Capere and Rev. B. H. Covington
vent to Summerton Monday.
Mrs. Rsyne Rics, of Bamberg, spent Sat-
n,day and Sunday in the city.
Ar. G.. E. Haynsworth left Thursday for
trip for the Telephone Mfg Co.
Mrs. McD. Green, OF Aechanicsville, is
spending few days in the city with rela-
:ives.
Mrs. C. N. Richards is speeding sometime
IL the citv With her father, Rev. James Nc
Dowell.
Ar. and Mrs Geo. E Brnoer, of Columbia,
were in the city Sunday visiting Mrs Bru.
ne,'s mother.
Miss Jabie Bass asd Miss Fanny Bell, Of
a.r,s7ille, 8 C, are visiting Mr. L. l. Par
-otts family.
Col. j. A. Rhame left Monday afternoon
for Lake Coua,E, Fla, where he will spend
several weeks.
Dr.. &. 8. Booth, who has been 90
xsonth's visit in the couoty lett Monday
night for Florida.
DR.. Van Telburg Hofman has been appoint
ed Surgeon for the Southern Railway With
Headquarters in this city.
Dr.. W j. Crosslend, of Bennettsville. who
erens few days in the city last week, re-
turned home Friday evening.
Mrs S. ]. Brown, after q pleasant visit to
relatives IN Florida and Columbia has re-
-.srred home much improved.
Nrs. n. L. Darr and daughter Roth went
70 Sumter last night to spend short while
With relatiYee-Florence fines, 10th.
A.. and krs. ]. R. Philips after residence
of nearly six years in Alabama have returned
70 this coeuty where they will make their
home ls future.
Rev. A. Clifton weat to Newberry last
week to deliver the address at the laying of the
corner stone of new Methodist church to
be known as 'Central !"
Mrs. A. 3. Beaumont, of Baltimore, is
visiting her con, Ar Goo E. Beaumont, sof
this city. She 10 accompanied by her daugh-
;er-in-law, Mrs T. a. Beaumont.
Capt. Reid Whitford, of the e Coast
Survey at Georgetown, s. C., was in the city
Monday. Ars. Whi,ford, who has been
visiting the Misses Roach, returned home
With him.
Nr. L.. B. Randle was stsickea With
paraiysis Saturday ss bis piaee OF business.
He waa removed as soen as possible to bis
home and appeared to DO in critical cou-
dition. He has improved very much since
Saturday and unless be sboold suffer another
.tsack he will probably es able to BE- out
within short tims.
We mentioned list week that Rev. James
Mcdowell had moved to Santer where be
proposes to make his future hone. The
announcement Was made with regret, and
einee, the expressions Of regret have been
prnerous from citizens regardless OF creed
or denomination. We hope the people OF
Sumter will appreciate this grand patriarch
- his ma3liness and bic piety merits, and
that be will be spares to coo,iuue doing good
sor many, many years. 4 community With
eueh man is fortunate Indeed. Mr.. AeDow
elps teachings, spd his example is felt 10
many Of our homes and his presence for good
Will be fels in tie progressive city Of Sumter.
He is our ideal Of man and minister Nay
God bies5 and preserve bin is our sincsre
psayer.-Aanning Times, Nov I.
Rev. C. n. Richards bas goue to his new
charge, S,stesville, n. c.:
Nr. ". h Ramsey, of Wedge6eld, was 10
the city this morning.
Nr. q. J. AcLsurln Jr has gone to Indian-
town to attend the marriage Of he brother,
Nr. Hugh keLaurin