The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-10-03
PERSONAL.

MI. Is. e. MQiofoW, oi Oieuops"'e' 30 :"
town.
Capt. R. J. Brow n6eld spent Monday in
the city
Rev. ". R. Reasonover spens Sunday in
the city.
Mr.. w.K. Crosswell, Of Bishopville, is IN
the city.
Nj. Hugh Evans. of Spring Hill, is in the
city today.
Mr. ]. ". Dick, Of Sta,eburg, was in the
city Sunday.
Mr.. Gee. N. Stuckey of Bisbopville was io
city Monday.
Mr.. L. L. atsr, of Brshopville, ives in the
city yesterday.
NJ. T. q. Griffin, of Magnolia, was in the
city yesterday.
Judge o. ". Buchanan is in the city for
few days stay.
DR.. Henry S.ackey, Of Bisbopville, was in
the city Monday.
DR.. ". Anderson, of Stateburg. wss
in the city Aonda..
Nr. George q. Ried, of Bishopviilc, was
in the city Monday.
Mr. J. c. Scc.t, of Wisacky vas in the
cisy last Thursday.
W. Merrick Reid, of S, Charles, was
20 the city Monday
Nr. ". n. Lenoir, of Hagood, is ls the
city attending court
Cen. E. ". Noise returned Friday morning
from Sullivan's leland.
ars. Rosa Dufie and childree have re,aro'
"a f-orn visit in Chester
Hon. J. &. Tindal, of Claraodeo, spest
Monday aud Tuesday in the city.
Mp. N. Parrot, of Bishopville. has ac-
cepsed position with 7. c. Scatfe.
Nr.C.J. Tbowliuson, of the Max neigh
so,hood, was in the ci,Y yesterday.
Cadet Michau left Monday afternoon for the
Citadel to resu me his course of study
Miss Mamie Boyd. of Concord, Teuo., is
spending while with her brother, Mr.. b. u.
3oyd.
ar. B. King, of Rimlni, was in the city
Friday and remained to attend the min
strels.
henry Mcleod, son of Mr.. N. S. Mcleod,
os Oswe7o, left Saturday morning for Wofford
College.
Mrs. LaMotte aud daughter have returned
Som the mountains after stay OF several
:nonths.
Mr. ". I'd. Dick, who travels for 0 i 0
Tea and White Star Coffee, apent Sunday
IN the city
Mt. Peter E. Blow, OF Knoxville, Tenn
2.esiden. of the Telephone Mfg. Co.. is in the
city on business.
IT n n han tN
Charleston Medical College to complete his
course of study.
NJ. Henry B. Richardson, member of the
souses Of Representatives from Clarendon
County, is in the city.
Miss Em Gordon, after pleasant etay
with her friend, Miss Selma Nash, returned
Fliday afternoon to her home at Lanes.
Mrs. C. n. Richards and children spent
Thursday in the city on their way to Aecbsn-
iesville from Saluda where they spent the
summer.
Col J. Harvey Wilson was in the city
Monday attending meeting of Camp Dick
Anderson, q. C. ", of which he is COM
n,andant.
Dr.. ]. Il. Clifton lef, Monday morning for
Wilmington, N. C to assist in revival meet
ing in that city. BE expects to return next
Saturday.
Miss Agnes Richardson left on Monday
70, Woodruff, Spartanburg County, where
che will resRne the business position that she
held during the Spring.
George D. Levy, of this city and Fred 6.
DeSaussure, of Charleston, have been elected
local editors of the Clemson College Chrooi
Gle. The former is Mr.. J H. Lay's oldest
soo, and the latter is equally as we'll known
10 Sumter, having lived here number Of
years as member Of Rev. John kershaw's
family.
Ms. Irving A. Ryttenberg. who has been
stationed in Kooe japan as the representative
Of E. Tuska 4 Co 4, of New York, for the past
eighteen months, sailed from Yokohama ou
tbe 23d instant for SQme He comes via
China, India, Egypt, Italy, France and Eng
land, spendipe several mouths on the voyage.
Rev. c. ~ Richards on Sunday, Sept.
80, rendered to Hepzibsh and Hebron church
es b,s resignation as paetor with view to
accepting call 20 S.atesvlle, n c. He is
also pastor of Pine Tree and Turkey Greek
churches and will take the same action on
ae1t Sabbath as to these two churches. From
what can be toreshadowed all these churches
will separately, unanimously refuse to accept
bis resignation.
We had the pleasure few days ago to
-osm acquaintance with Prof. W. P. Baskin,
oar newly elected and effcieot priocipal of
he st. Georges High School, and we are
pleased to say be 10 q very clever gentlemen
indeed. BE was elected in the recent primary
80 supeinsendeas Of education for Sumter
County, and comes here highly endorsed.
Bas as is Known, he only comes here to take
charge Of the school for three or four mooths,
bat we hope be will be retained the whole
:erm at least We believe Prof. Baskin will
build up the school and make i, just what it
should be-if the patroos and parents only
90 their part.-Dorchester Eagle
The potato crop is said to be, practically,
8 failure this year.
The Camden mill of the Atlantic Cotton
Oil Co. was put into operation pe1t week.