The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-06-25
PERSONAL.

burg, IS visiting in the city.
Mr.. Robert Piitttman, of Gourdins,
spent Thu rs6ay in town.
Miss Edna Bull, Of Spartanburg, is
visiting Mrs, O.. !. Stubbs. a,ssg
Hiss Maggie Wells IS visiting freta-
tives IN the Zoar eighborhood.
Miss Edith Iseryea, of st. Matthews,
JOS. II. Chandler has return
ed from q pleasant visit to anderson
Miss Elizabeth PIoWden, Of Man
I Ming is spending the week in town.
Miss Mabel acF Faddin, Of Claren-
doas IS TIE guess 81 Miss Iessie Rich
arason. .
Z. Clarke ana family. have
gone 10 MeehaniesFilla to spend seve-
raj weeks.
John F. Anderson, Of Sumner
ton, vas in the city for several days
last week
Wilmington Messenger: Miss Katie
Hall who has been visiting In Sum
tter, Columbia and Charlotte, is back
home again.
Miss Lizzie Pringle has returned
from Wedge6efd after visiting Miss
Bette ayeoek.
Master Richard Marks, of Colum-
sbia, is spending some time with rela-
lives IN this city.
Manning Farmer Mr.. Levinson and
wife, Of Sumter, visited Mr.. Kasnof
ard family the past week.
Misses Agnes and Sophie Richard
son left yesterday for Rock Hill to
attend the simmer school.
Mr.. John 2. Moran, Of GreenFille,
IS IN the city, to attend the Firemen's
Tournament.
Mrs. John Shaw, of New Zion, and
little son are spending the week with
Mrs. b. 6. Piersoa.
Florence Tines Messrs. Joseph
and Heatie Scott. OF Sumter, are Wis
iitting Mr.. John s. Scott, near Mars
Blaf
Rev. and Mrs. II. H. Govington
hare gore to Bennettsyille, to spend a
few days, visiting Mr.. Covington's
Mrs. E. T. Reardon and children
have returned from Florence, accom-
paied by Mrs a. j. Alexander, who
viii spend sometime here.
Misses Octavia and Pauline Dove,
.of DovesFille, and Miss Louise
Mackey, of GreenFille, are visiting
Mrs. D. ". Cunningham.
County Superintendent OF Educa-
tion ". P. Baskin left for Rock Hill
yesterday, to attend the State
summer school at Winthrop College. 3
BishopYilIe Leader: Mrs. Henry
Lucius, accompanied by her aunt and
children, of Sumter, viii spend the
summer at her brothers., at Wisacky.
Mr.. T. j. Hornsby and family have
moved from this city to Columbia.
Mr. Hornsby is chief car inspector of
che Atlantic Coast Line.
Mr.. Marion J. Michau, who has
been spending some time at Little
Rock with his son, DR.. D. NJ.
/ sMichau, has returned to this city,
where he viii reside in future.
n. Capt. Jas. G. White, of the Zoar
neighborhood, who has been sick for
some months past, was brought to the
Baker InGrmary for treatment few
day ago.
Georgetown Sunday Outlook: Mr.
q. j. Hardy, Of Sumter, passed
through the city yesterday, on his
way to Pawley's Island, where he will
be the guest Of Mr.. E. W. Kaminski
at the Surf Club for a few days.
Miss Lillian Nav Brock. Of Cherav.
was elected yesterday by the City
Board OF Education to fill the vacancy
caused by the declination of Miss
Tillran. Miss Brock will accept.
Her recommendations are very strong.
Mrs. Ella Tuomey and Miss Louise
Bright left on Thursday for their
usual summer outing at popular
resorts, Washington, Long Branch,
Saratoga and other points will be
visited before September.
Mai. 81. 3. Richardson, Of Clsren-
don, was in the city Thursday. Maj.
Richardson has represented his county
In the Legislature for several terms
and has been one OF the influential
men Of the lower house. He is now q
candidate for She Senate and has a
strong backing.
Congressman A. F. Lever passed
through the city Monday, en- route
from Washington TO Bishopville, to at
tend the campaign meeting there
yesterday. Mr.. Lever attended the
meeting in Coiumbia last Tuesday and
returned Immediately to Washington,
where he remained until Saturday
night, attending to his official duties.