The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-07-10
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PERSONAL.
John Z. crossvell is in the
city.
Dr. 8 2 osteen of Darlington is
IN the city.
Prof. Bond of the Citadel was in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Lydia Lee has returned home
from Virginia
Miss Louisa Moses left Wednesday for
Glenn Springs
Mrs. John Bear, is. visiting relatives
at Enoree, S. C.sss
Mrs G. G. Fishburne and children
have gone to Saluda-
w b. Burns and family went
TO Saluda last week.
Mr. D. E. Durant, of Bishopyille,
pent. yesterday in town.
Mr. Frank Lyman, Of Augusta, Ga,
spent Sunday in the city.
Mr. w r. Scarborough, Of Bishop
vile, was in town last Wednesday.
Mr.. z. S. Stuckey, of Darlington
County, spent Saturday in the city.
Sheriff II. W. Scrborough has gone
TO Saluda for a stay of several weeks.
JudgeO. ". Buchanan has return
ed to the city after a few days absence.
DC. G. S. Mccall Of Bennettsville,
spent Monday in the city on business.
C,uttttino and Miss Julia
tnttino have gone to SPawley's Island.
Early, Of Darlington,
spent a day the in the city last week
Miss Sophie chardson left Wednes-
daymorning for Columbia to visit rela-
s=7ttives. ves.s..2.sszas.s
Mr. David NJ Cutttino and family
have goneto Pawley's Island for two
weeks.
Capt. ". S. James and Mr.. a. L.
Baker, Of Bishopville, were IN town
Monday.
Mrs. D. u Rambo and children
have gone to Philadelphia to spend the
sumner.
Miss Mary Gaillard is visiting her.
aunt, Mrs. Macbeth, at Monck's Cor
ner, S. G.
Dr.. and Mrs. E. s. Booth, of Bish-
opville, went to Glenn Springs Mon
day morning.
#zs' Mrs 2. Manning and Mr.. M. D.
Moore went to Hendersonville Satur-
day morning
Mrs. 7. B. Fraser, and Miss
Claudia, have gone to Richland to
visit relatives.
Dr. w. B. Afford went to Glenn
Springs Monday morning to spend
several weeks.
DR.. W. w Seibert who has been on
"a visit to his parents at Troy, S.. g.,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. J.sH. Fletcher went on Friday
ITO enjoy the sea breezes of Sulli-
vans Island for a few weeks.
Dr. E; Afford, Of Dillon, is in
the city for several weeks stay and is
In charge Of DR.. w. B. Affords Office
during his absence.
NE. Alex. Broughton has a accepted
position with Levy & Moses and
entered upon the discharge of his
duties In his new situation on the first
OF the month.
Misls Maggie Lisk, of Norwood, N.
C., and Miss Esther Miller, of Alber-.
marie, N. G. and Mr.. E.. NC. Harris.
-of Norwood, N. c., are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. B. G.. Wallace.
Miss Mary Mclaughlin, Of Cheraw,
who has been visiting her brother,
M. Neill Mclaughlin, left Friday
Ptor Salem, where she viii visit the
family of Rev. j. w. Mckay.
Capt. p. 2. Gaillard went to Ashe-
vile yesterday with the excursion
party, but will spend several weeks in
the mountains and in Greenville and
Anderson before returning home.
Travelling Auditor Cleapor, Of the
Atlantic Coast Line has decided to
make Sumter his Headquarters and
has moved his family from Charleston
to this city and is occupying one of
the Lyon cottages on Graham Street.
Miss Marie Barwick, who haSbeen
in Selma, Ala, for the past two years,
arrived in this city Thursday. She
has held responsible position in the
Probate Office Of Dallas County, Ala
bama, for over year, and is now CON
nected with the law Office of Col. Will
ham..W Quarles.
We clip the following from the
account given by the Southern Church
man of the commencemente exercises Of
the Virginia Theological Seminary
The following clergvmen received
the degree of Bachelor in Divinity,
the highest honor of the Seminary,
which can be attained for work in the
regular course of study, an average.
of IS in all departments being requir-
ed as the minimum, with the addition
of a thesis:
At the head of the list appears the
name Of the Rev. II. H. Covington,
Rector Of the Church of the Holy
Comforter.