The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-01-03
NEW ADVERrIsEMBN BNTS.
PERSONAL.

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PERSONAL.
Nr. Thomas Wilson vas 10 ;be city Monday.
Mr. II. G. Mcleod was il the city Tuesday.
NJ. F. P. Cooper was IN 'he city las:
week.
NJ. Frank ~ Spaoa is 70, tie city Tor a
few days stay.
Col. J. Il. wi,soa, OF Mayesvi'ie. spent
Monday in ,tosa.
Miss Maggie Rice, OF Denmark, is visitiog
Miss Mag Graham.
MIRA. Theo. Phelps has gore to Darlington
70 visit her daughter.
Mrs. Mitchell Levi has gone on visit to
her parents 10 Coicago.
Hiss Bertha Keese, Of Anderson, is visit
lug Mrs ). ~ Chandler.
M,ss Lina;e McGsurio, of the Winthrop
College, spent Christmas al bone
Miss Mamie Commando, OF this city. Is
visiting friends in Timuonsviie
Col. J. D. Blaming, who has been visiting
in Augusta, has returned to tse city.
ar. and M,s. Ellie D. Law, CT Burke, vis-
tied at Nc. Shepard Nasa's las, wsek-
Mr. Thomas Adam left FOR New York last
Wednesday niga, for few days stay
Miss Maggie B,adham has returned from
Florence, " here she spent the holidays
D. Lea. White, of S,asesvil!e, n C., vls-
tied his father, Ar. a. White. last week.
Mr. Hazel Brand and Miss Bufo5d Brand
returned to Augusta yesterday noia'oe.
N,. N. Sanders left iss. ThnIsiay night
for Winston, c., to apead few days
Mr.. Waite, Bri,,oo, a brother of Mr. l..
3. Wells. is in the city TO spend sometime
Miss Acnes Moses, who has been visiting
friends 10 Virginia, has returned 10 tie city
Miss Margare, Richardson has returned
from Charleston, where she spent the aoii-
days.
Mir G Ry,:eobu7g returned to the city
Monday morning after weeks stay IN Ne"
York.
M..J B. Miller has gone to Uoion, 5. g !,
20 FL! pos;ron 10 the Vindica.or JOB print
ing Office.
Miss Mamie Diukins, who has neen visiting
relatives in Greerviile, is expected bone ta's
afternoon.
Ar.M.C Halle,t, of Boston, Mass., is in
the city on q visit to his hrother-in-iaw, Mr
" B. Burns.
Ar. S. Richardson, Jr., after spending the
HOLIDAYS with relatives here has returned to
Macon, Ga.
Mr.J. N. Brand, of Wilmington, N c.,
and Nj. Hazel Brand. of Augusta, Ga. we're
in the city Sunday.
Misses Alice and Ni,a Hardy aod Rosa aad
Sadie Moses returned to Converse Col
lege yesterday morning.
Ex-JudgeJ j. q. Hudson, of BenDettsville.
attended the quarto-centeooiat celebration OF
Dr. G. G. Browns psstorate.
Mrs. D. S. Moore, who has been visiting at
the home of Mr.. T. j. Whitton, returned last
eight to he. home in Sumter r Florence
Times, Dec. 80
Nj. Joe Warren, who has been with the
Wilmington Telephone Exchange during the
past year, resigned Thursdsy and has accept
ed a position in Charleston with the Bell
Telephone company. BE stopped over IN
shis city Friday on his way to Charleston.
Misses Janette Sternberger, of Greensboro,
n. c.. Rosa Steruberser, OF Philadeiph,s,
and Mss Simons. of Cleveland, O., are visit
ing the Misses Strauss, of Mayesvilie.
County Superintendent of Education Rem
bert hss rented the Brunson place, o5 the
Bishopvills road, about two miles from the
Court House, and has moved from his former
residence in this city.
Mr. aud Mrs. Hal Dick Of Sumter arrived
in the city yesterday and will 10 the future
MAKE Columbis their home. Ar. Dick bss
accepted position as travelling salesmen for
the new Wholesale grocery company of which
As. W A. Jshnsop is president. Columbia
extends to him and his family cordial
welcome-The State Jan. 3.
Dr.. C. C. Brown has been celebrating the
tveo,y. fifth anniversary of his pas,orate in
Sumter. The Sumter Baptists have been
blessed for quarter of century We do
not know for what Dr.. Browns initials
stand, but assume his full name is Christie
pher Columbus Dr.. Blown is q discoverer,
and the man who does that is beoeeac:or TO
bis kind. Dr.. Brown can and does ricicule,
bu. bis heart is big, aud everyone knows it.
BE discovers work also and does it. His
unrewarGed laboss for the eyed ministers Of
bis denomination aloee entitled hiz to
crown of glory, if human minds can judge.
The world would oe muca neacer salvation
were there nore expouents OF religion snd
manhood like c. C. Browa-Sta;c.
Tuesday was salesday, and large crowd
was IN the city.
Ooe horse was sold. Tuesday by the sheriff
uoder foreclosure proceedings.
The frs. snow of the winter commenced
falling Sunday afternoon, aud when it
ceased that ni9hs the ground was covered to
depth of two inches.