The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1901-03-20
PERSONAL

Ns. z Ligon IS IN the city.
osp, e Houan is in the city.
Mr. Irving Ryttenserg is 10 tbs city
? Misa Lily Shae. Of Nayesville. Is in touo.
Dr. Fank aosss, OF New York, is 10 the
city.
ar John Jenkins, Of Camden, is in the
.sisy.
Nars L. Atkinson hss returned from New
Yoeg.
Mr Preston King. of Lydia. vss in sov0
Saturday
Mr. " a Ncrlvalne has returned frou
New York
ar c. Scott. of wisacky, spent Men.
day 10 town.
Miss Mary gichau. of osxego, was 10 the
city Saturday
sr Er asrris. of os~ego. vas 10 the
city Saturday.
Mr. 3 o Po.dy returned to tbs city Sat
urday morDing
Miss N O Devesu1, of Prirateer, vas io
town Saturday
Mr. John 2 Kelley, of Bshopv,lle. vas 10
ehe city Monday
MA 4 strauss, OF 4syesvrlle. WAS 10
e9e cisy Saturday
Mayor a B stuckey returned from Spar
tasbnrg Thursday
Mrs L u DICK, of Aikeo, is visiting
csls.lves in the CITY.
Mr NeveIaod Brand, of Wilmington,
spent Sunday II town
Z. Miss Sallie NcCu,chen, of Mayesv'ils, is
visiting al see lastitute
ar.I C Strauss has gone to Baltimore to
spend week or ter days
Mr 20 5. Scott. of Marion. ia visiting
his oro her, Mr. " 8 Soft
Yrs J & Nayes and vlss Ada Nayes, of
Hsyesville, we're IN the Cit, Friday
Stats Superintendent of Educasion J J.
acNahsu vas in the city lsst Thursdsy.
&Miss Nsuoie z Back, of Georgetown, IS
10 the city, the guest of Mss Aanets osteon
County sups of Educssion Bsski 8 vis-
ssa the schools in and around Bisoop7tile
last week
Mrs. 8oleoube of ssateourg, who has
been spending souetime with Mrs &. :.
Manning, has returned bone.
Misses Maggie and Leila Boykin, of Boy
kip's, and Miss Ropkius, Of Hopkins Sta
9son, vers in town last Wednesday.
Miss Ireue Noble, after pleasant visit to
Dr. Geo II Dick and family. left Monday
for her home in Washington. G.
Rev. and Mrs. James Mcdowell left yes-
te,dey morning for Ststasvitla n. c., to
visit Rev. G. u Richards and family.
Mrs. ". 8. Commander, of Colamois, 8
C.. ia spending sometime ln Concord tom
>ghiv With IF. and Mrs. l.. u. Remoert.
Rev G @ Brown will lecture in the New
herry Opera House on the night of the 25th
instant. Subject: 'Coursbip AMI Matri-
nony
Phil Gsillard who Was so seriously injured
In rupaway Saturday week ago, has i'm
proved seeadily during the past few days
and on Monday vas able TO De taken home to
Psovidence.
Mr VI 7 Graue, who has been working
oo The Item for the past two months, has re-
turned to his home in Mayesville 70 connect
hiusslf With . weekly paper which will
shortly be established 10 that town.
The Florence correspondent Of the State
saws: DR. Thos Pa.a of sbe Methodist church
las goos to Johns aepkirs hospital, Bait-
suore He has been 10 i'll health for several
mouths, snd is SOW suFering from complies
dors. Dr.. &. G. Gregg accompanied hiGl.
Col James D. Blanding, who is now in
Gorsicaoa, Texas, in letter received this
norning stases thas his general health had
greatly improved since his arrival 10 Corsi-
cana until last week, when he contracted
grippe, which has kept him closely coa6ned
to his room ever since.
y Me James F. Conrey, prominent horse
man of the eastern circuit, was io the city
Thursday having stopped over on his way TO
Aiken. Ee has not visited Sumter for four.
teen years and he was surprised at the
changes and Improvements that have besn
made II that period. he says that be would
not have recognized the place hsd ne been
put dowa IN 1t without having been told that
il was Sumter.
Mss. Matte Burgess returned to Manring
yesterday, 10 the regret Of her Sorater
friends.
Mrs. jos Rasledge. of suumerson, spent
the Gay in our towu.
Miss Sara Durant, of Burke, is visiting
1aiss Mits Durans.
Dr.a 8. Booth, of BishODville, is 10 the
city.
Ths smallpox ls still confined to its frst