The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-17
PERSONA.

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PERSONAL.
Nj. Charles Rytsenberg has gone to
New York.
Mr.. Lew &. Hoyt has returned to
Clemson College.
Hr. Robers Graham has gone to
Clemson College.
Mr.J. r. Dixon, Of Manning, spent
Sunday In the city.
r. and Ms. Eddie Jenkins are
visiting in Charleston.
Capt, G. NJ. Dayis, Of Manning,
spent Saturday in town.
Mrs. NJ. p Cordes returned last
Friday from Saiuda. n. C.,s.
Miss Jane Purdy has gone to Dan
vile, Va, TO attend school.
Miss r. S. GailIaId is visiting her
brother, Mr.. ]. E. Galllard.
a 4 Teicher, ef Charleston, IS
in the city visiting his family
Gen. 3. W. Noise and family have
returned from Sullivan's Island.
Mr.. r. 6. Rembert, Of Dalzel, IS
spending several days in the city
Rev. William Haynsorth, OF Darling
4on, is in The city for 9 few days stay
Afr. Clarence Zeigler, OF Orange
burg, is spending sometime ID sne
city.
Dr David Miehau, Of Little Rock,
Marion county, is IN the city on Dusl-
ne. y. p Baskin. County superin-
tendent of Education, has returned 20
the city.
Maj. D. B. Anderson, Of Birming-
ham, Ala, is in fhe city to spend q
few days.
Misses Grace Randle and Isidose
Teicber LEFT yesterday morning for VIM
throp College.
Miss Zoe Hall has returned home
after a pleasant visit to relatives IN
Concord, N G.
Miss Beuiah We'll, Who has been VS.
ting Mrs. Abe RyttenbeTg, mas return
ed to Savannah.
Ms Noise and Miss Dulce
Noise returned last Friday from Hen
dersonyiile, G.
Miss Eshser Dick and Miss jamie
aFikeIl retarn from BreFard, n. u,
on SATURDAY. afternoon. ..
sfr Richard ]. Manning and family
rasurnsd from their summer nome at
SaIuda, n. c., last week.
Mss Mary H. Girardeau, who has
-s,-,s,,,+ +le5 simmer at Pensacola, Fla,
returned to the city on Saturday.
D. 81. Rambo has returned from
gassachusetss, where he, was called
last week by the death OF an uncle.
Dr and Mrs. E. S. Booth, who
have been living in Asheviile, n. y,
for the pass year have returned 70 snls
city.
Miss Brock, of Cheraw, who will
4aa9.ss~ IN Ehe Graded School this sea-
son, arrived in the city last Friday
night.
Mr. R Ligon, who has spent sey-
sal months in Asheyille, n. G., IS at
home again looking the picture OF
health.
Miss Miriam Stern after stay Of
saveral vera weeks at Mrs. 81. Ryttenberg's
re returned Thursday to her home in sa-
yannah. Ga.
Mr. Hugh Haynsworth arrived in
the city last week having recently rer
turned from Germany, where he spent
The summer.
Col. ]. D. Banding spent Friday
IN town. He is at present spending
while with his daughter, Mrs. Dick,
near Heriots.
Mr. 81. j. Scarborough went to Co
lunhia last Friday to attend the
meeting Of State Democratic Execu-
tive Committee.
Mr.. Harry Pate has gone to
Wilmington, n. c., to accept a posi-
tion as stenographer and typewriter IN
TIE omce ef the Atlantic Coast Line
Mr. Louis Appelt, of Manning,
spent Thursday in the city. He was
defeated for reelection TO the Senate
by Mr.. c.. M. Davis, but takes has de-
feat without sulking.
Miss Ethel Carson, who has been
spending the summer on Sullivan s
island, is now visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ebbis Wells, of Orangeburg, and Will
return to the city in few days.
Mr.. ). T. Meehan, Editor OF the
Chesterfield ADVERTISER, was in the city
last Friday on business. He was inter
ssted in the Chesterfield Telephone Co.,
and was here to place large order fol