The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1900-09-19

Mr. R. >. CautheO spent Sunday IN tSe
city
Mr.. Mcdonald Forman spent yesterday 10
town.
Mr. Harry Green has returned to Clemson
College
Miss Liuoie AcLauriu left for Winthrop
yesterday
Nr. u Campbell aud family have gone
20 Ridseway.
sr. Vt F. Tusoe7 is visiting st Dr.. Jno
S Has6sou's
Mrs S. a Eiuunds aad children have re-
::c:ned hone
Miss Doar, of GEORGETOWN. is visiting Miss
Kate Sumter.
ar. Louis Appel,. of NaoniDg, was in the
City Saturday.
Mrs L. L Baker, of B:shopville. IS visit.
sag in the city.
Er. aarby, Jr., left Thursday night for
Lexington, Va
Miss E. B. Colelough hss returned from
Bats Cave, n. C.
Miss En- Gordon, OF Lanes, is the guest Of
Miss Selma Nash
Miss Katharine Richardson has returned
from Saluda, n. c.
Z. D. Jas VIM left Friday afternoon
20. Vest Virginia.
Mrs. Adele Pitts aod family have returned
from the mountains.
Miss Sue RaEield and her mother have re-
termed from Yorkvilie.
ar Frank j. Moses, of Columbia, is in the
cisy for few days stay.
Mss Kate DeLo,me has gone to Aiken to
lake charge of be: school
Miss Pauline Sanders has accepted posi-
;ioo with Mrs L. A,kioson.
Mrs. John Caldwell, Of Atlanta, is visiting
ne, sister, Mrs. Henry Spann.
5oa R Aaooing and family retoroed
from their summer,trlp Saturday.
NJ. W. Il. Graham, who has been West on
business, has returned to the city.
Hiss Brown, who has been visiting aiss
Annie Warren, has returned home.
Mrs. Jno. Kerahaw, of Charleston, is visit
;cg her daughter, Mrs. L. S. Carson.
Mrs. Ansley Davis aud Miss Armida Moses,
of New York, are visiting in the city.
Mrs. B. J. Barwick has gone to Selma,
Ala, to vis,, her daughter, Mrs. Mannheim.
Ms. A. P Manning aud faulty have re-
to.oed from their summer home at Stateburg
Hrs. F. n Spann has returned from Hen.
de.soDville, N. c., after stay of several
mouths.
Ar. and Mrs. T. a. Clarke and family and
Grs A E. Kennedy have returned from the
mountains.
Misses Armida Noses, Ethel Carson and
N;ss Alice Cooper of Mayesville have gone to
Winthrop.
Miss Da7is has returned from New York
a2d is again to be found at the Baker-Dick
;e6rmary.
Miss Popkiss who has been visiting 10 this
city for several weeks has returned to her
bone in Atlanta.
Miss Caro- Hogan has returoed from Winos-
ooro where she has been visiting her uncle,
NJ. P. Il. Jennings.
3ar,is Springs to attend the meeting Of the
State Press Association
Mr. Wiley Team, of Ridgeway, aud Mrs
Jno Gettys, OF West Wa,eree, spent last
Wedsesday in the city with relatives
Mr. ". D. Barrett left 90 Monday for
Camden where be will be employed in the
sew hardware store of Mr. J. 4 Burns.
Mr Herbert Hayusworsh. who graduated
from the Citadel 10 Juoe has accepted posi-
.ioa 10 seaca IN Edge6eld County
Mise Minnie Hogan, of Magnolia, who has
seen vieiiiog in the city mas gone to Charles
,oa She was accompanied By Miss Lille
Eogan.
ar. Charley Young. who has been engaged
in business at Tlftoo, Ga for several months
past, is at home 90 vieit 10 relatives and
friends.
M,. N. Leon Stern and little Sol Stern,
WHO have been visiting the family of Ar.
Ryttenoere for the past few weeks, re,uroed
were their bone in Savannah Sunday.
NJ. Henry Spaun writes Us from Sau Au-
tonic, Texas, 90 the 18th, aud sends papers
Of that date giving ao account OF the great
storm. He was 10 Houston the dag and night
Of the storm aud be describes the storm there
as awful, destroyiog more than Two millions
worth Of property.
Hr. ". B Murray, of this city, has four
brothers 10 Texas, and two Of them, Good
vyn aud Samuel, we're in Galveston during
the Rrea, storm. He has heard from them
tia, they were alive aud safe, but had been
three days 10 We, clothes aud without food.
Ar. T a. Pack, who for nes,ly twenty
three years has been resident Of Greeoville,
h.s moved house and ,s now domiciled at
Packsville, Clarendon County Ous freud
o. so msoy years s.andiog cer'ainiy ''s'oie a
march upon his fellcw-ci,lzens of this city
when sbor, while back be saw 1T 10 e1
enplify the dirine statement, SIT is 90. good
.ha: man should BE alone" The strong.
es: intmslion of bis Infection TO such thing
was given when bis expectation was made
reality b. his marriage to Mss Broadway,
young lady Of the section where be hss now
made his bone. No, having beea permitted
70 congratulate bin anterio II to the happy
even, we mos, sincerely do 80 posteriorly,
and wish for the newly welded couple new
anc long lease 90 life aod continual happi-
ness during hfe's pilgrimage ge.-Greenville
Hoca.aioeer.
Mics Eula Marvin, who ha. been visiting
Mrs a. M Lowry has returned bone.