The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-06-13
PERSONAL.

". B. Boyle-OsborDe Harvesting Ma
chinery.
PERSONAL.
Mr. W. H. Ingram spent Sunday ia the
city.
Dr.. A. J. China has returned from Louis-
vile.
W H. Lyles. Esq of the Columbia bar, i,
in the city.
Mr.. ]. B. Talon, of Elliotss, was in the
city Friday.
Mrs. ". a. Ingram Is spending sometime
IN this city.
Mrs. Nina Solomons aud little son have
gore TO Ssluds.
Mr.. Edmund Wilson was in the city on
business Friday.
Mss Annie Miller, of Magnolia. ia visiting
friends in this city.
Ar. Dan Dove, of Rocky Mt. n c., was
10 the city Sunday.
last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Warren Noise is at bone from Wash
ingson-Lee Uolversity.
Nr. S. J. Blackwell of Bisaoprille, was in
the city last Saturday.
Mr. Fraok Moses, of Columbia, is in the
city for a few days stay.
J.W Ragsdale, Eae., of Timmonsville,
spent Monday in the city.
Mrs. C. N. Hurst, il and three children
have gone to Ssluda, n. c.
Mr. Horace Hardy, Jr., is at home from
Washington. Lee University.
Miss Mary Snowden left for her home 10
Williamsburg county lass Friday.
Mrs C.. Il. Green who has beon visiting in
the city, has returned to Boykins.
Cadets Harry Green and George D. Levy
from Clemson College are at home.
Mr. Gus Alexander, of Asbevilie, N. c., is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. 9. Phelps.
Col. T. v Walsh has been at home sick for
several days, but hopes to be out tomorrow.
Fred. Mcdowell and Miss Madge Mcdowell
went to Bishopville last Saturday on visit.
Miss Lynch Dess, who has been visiting
the Misses Hughscn, h.s returned to Camden.
Mr. James Cunningham has gooe to Char
lo:te, n. C., to take course in bookkeeping
Prof Vim E. Mikell, of the University of
Pennsylvania, is spending few days in the
city.
Miss Annie Cunningham whe has been
teaching in the up couotry is in the city on
visit
Miss Maggie Lou Jacksoo. of Lyons. Or
sogeourg county. Is visiting Mrs. q. Westoo
AcGrew.
We were plessed to receive call this week
from our old friend, Dr.. R. 81. Euldrow, of
Aayesville.
Mrs W. D McGrew aud little daughter,
Mabel, of W,lnington, n. C, are speeding
some time 10 the city.
Miss Louisa Resmes, left for her home in
8ishopvile on Saturday morning, much to
the regret os aer many friends
Mrs. C. C. Flshburne aoo little daughter
returned last Friday from Charleston, where
they have been for several weeks.
Miss Ber,ha kirkley, of Smithv;lle, this
county, was one of the graduating class at
Winthrop College commencement.
Mrs. W. L. Brewer and children who have
been visiting Mrs. J. D. Graham returned 10
tne;r hone 10 Orange, j.. last Friday.
Mr. Wilton Barrett, who bes been attend.
ing the Augusta, Ca, Business College, has
completed the full course and returned home.
Miss Eve Cuncinghau and Mr. John Gun
bingham left for their hone in Indiantown,
Williamsburg county, last Friday moruisg.
Hiss Jennie HaTrell, OF Cherew, who bag
been the guest of Miss Cunniogbsm for the
past two weeks, returned bone last Friday.
Mss Edith Ouva!l. who stopped for few
days in Sumter on her way from Winthrop
,e.day morning.
Miss Fannie Paris, who has been a mem
Der of the Sumter Ins:itate faculty during
the pss. year, lef, on Friday morning for hel
home in Virginia.
Mr Altamoat Moses left on Friday eight
for Sioux Falls. S. D., to attend meeting of
the Grand Lodge O. T. W. He was
accompanied by Miss Kate Moses.
Miss Daisy W;,berspoon, who attended the
Sumter 1osti,ute during the last session, has
returned to her home, DuRant's. S c., to
the regret OF her many friends lo this city.
Miss Era AcFaddin Williams received
diploma in college course (B. A at the
Psesoy,erian College for Women, Columbia
5. c., at the commencement Of that ins,ltu-
ton OF June ll,h
Ar. Homer Reid, who is so we'll and pleas
antly known to all readers of the Atlanta
Journal, or which paper be was travelling
correspondent ia the State of Georgia for
number of years. has been IN the city for
several days for the parpose Of organizing
lodge of the National Unioo. He has met
With great success, and will organize lodge
this week, there being already forty-three
names oo the roll.
The court house has been giveu special
Cleaning up for court week. The old mat
ting has beeo removed the floor secured and
seventy.hve new cuspidores put iu; aud go
effort will be made TO keep the room cleao
hereafter
The oas crop in this county is said TO have
turned out much better than was thought 10
the early spriog it possibly could. The