The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-08-15
PERSONAL.

xr. J. Ligou is in the city for few days
stay.
Mrs. Julian C. Rivers is visiting Mrs. L. S.
Carson.
Mrs. T. c.. Scahe has rssurned from the
eoln,aios.
Mr.. Sol Ry,,enbers has returaeai from
Wrightsville.
kr. Moultrie Saarcs is in the city for a
few days stay.
Dr.. E. Dennis, of Bishopville, spent Mon
Gay in the city.
Nice Maude Wallace IS visiting friends in
Norwood, N. C.
Ar. W. G. STUDIOS is spending sometime
az Ligoaler, Pa.
NJ. Claude Hurst is spending two weeks
q Ssluds y. G.
Miss Madge Mcdowell has returned from
3ishopvi!.e, S. c.
Mrs. R. ". Eradbam is visiting relatives
10 Pacssvii;e, S G..
xrs. W Il. Zemp, of Camdeo, is tue guest
81 Miss Minnie Moore.
Sheriff Pierson went to Columbia on busi-
cess SATURDAY morolng
Mr. W B. Burns left Thursday afternoon
Cor New York on business.
Nr. D. L. Rambo has returned from the
Rock Hill summer school.
Miss Sall;e Gillespie, of Rock Hill, is the
yuess of Mr.. T. B. Jenkins.
Mayor Ssuckey has gone to his place in the
county to spend few days
Mss Virginia Reames, of Bishoprille, is
visiting at Mr.. J. Frank Pate's.
M and Mrs ]. q. Levy have gone to Ashe-
vile, n c.. to spend two weeks.
Mr.. Henry Hill has returned from Green
ville where he spent several weeks.
Mis-. Katherine Richardson has gone to
Salods. N. c., to spend some time.
Nr. Jas. Chandler returned last week from
ndiantowu after stay of two weeks.
Miss Inez Brock, of Cheraw. is visiting the
smiiy of her uncle, NJ. W. P. Smith.
Ar. Elvin Stubbs has returned from his
zip to the mountains of North Caroliua.
Xrs T. E. Hinson, Jr and children have
returned from two weeks visit to the com.
..sy.
Messrs. Lucian and Carlyle Strauss, of
Nayesyslle, are spending some time 10 the
aty.
Kr. ". n. Yates and Miss Jessie Yates
nave gone to Sullivan's Island to spend a few
weeks.
Miss Ida Seymour, who has been visiting
oer ancle in Denmark, S. C. has returned
home.
yrs J. D. Graham aod family have gone
. Providence to spend the remainder of the
s7umer-
Mr. aud Mrs. Smith Rich oourg. of Dillon,
formerly Of LJnchburg, spent Thursday in
.ae city.
", Al,.moot Moses attended q meeting Of
.ne Grand Lodge A. O. Q. ". in Atlanta
last week.
Ar G. A. Lennon has returned from a
TWO weeks stay at Gem Springs and Hen
dersonville.
NJ. Sydney O. Izlar, of the Virginia Caro-
lima Chemical Co., spent Sunday With Mr.
3. B. Bloom.
Mr.. V;vian Noses hss returned from Pen
aleton, where be has been sisitiog friends for
several weeks
NJ. J. A. Baumgardner aud family left
Saturday for the Isle of Palms where they
will spend two weeks.
Ar. D. J. Chandler has gone to New York
20 buy bic fall aod winter stock of clothing
aad furnishing goods
Mrs. W. 8. Jones sed children, who have
been visiting relatives in Kershaw and Fair
Geld, have returned home.
Misc Bertha Kirkley, who has been visitiog
friends IN this city for several days, returned
20 her home at Smithville yesterday.
Ar. Alex King the we'll known represente-
tive of Austin, Nichols l. Co vas in the city
Friday He is j1ss back from two months
rip to Europe
Ate. pleasant visit to their aunt, Mrs
4. Y. Macbeth, ct Moncks Corner, Misses
Daisy F. and Mary E. Gaillasd, daughters OF
NJ. j. E. Gaillard, have returned home.
Rev J. b. Thcrawell, D. D., of Fort Mill,
who has been recently appoiated Grad
Keeper of Record. and Seal of the Grand
Lodge koigh.s of Pythias os South Carolina,
20 sccceed the late Col D. j. Aud, was in tee
city last week aud took charge Of the Office
All the books, accounts. ooneys. ETC., were
;ur:ed over to him by the Auditing Committee
appointed by the Grand Chancellor. consist
ing Of Past Cbancellors Frank Wilson, q
Z. Scarborough scd Joho ii. Kaight. Every
thing was examined AID found to be correct,
go tie transfer was g very easy matter.
Cotton will begin TO come in next week.
The crop is opening rapidly and many farm
ezs have been pecsiog for several days.
The past three days have been torridly hot.
"A warm day. does not begin 20 describe
either cf them