The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-04-09
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O'Donnen Gov Womenss Waists.
Dr.. Halstead Horses, Mules,
PERSONAL
- w. .. Scafe IS IN the city
Willie Epperson, Of Greeny1lle,
s1sspendng several days atshome.
B. MeIanch ch1liir, of st. Mat
sssSttheWs, was N the city last week
g. Dnrant, Esq OF Manning,
sWas insthes city last week on business.
Abe Levi, OF Manning, spent
sTshursday IN town
William Mood OF Summerton
:sRFassin town Monday.
w Hough spending
Few days with relatives IN Camden,
and Mrs. John Langhery
have gone to Charleston spend two
6essrs. Sam Mitchell and Ashleiggh
Mood returned from Charleston last
ss5Ehursday
c. Stevenson, of Rock Hill
hasaccepted q position with DeLorme's
harmacy
Miss Gordon Weeks, after q ten day
visit Ii The city, returned to her home
slnsNeWberryF Friday morning
Marion
county visiting hersold home fora
eWdays
Paul kennedy Of Clifton, S.
spending a few days with his
mother.
SD Rev Louis Bnstow of Wedge6eld
spent Sunday and Monday "a the
Mcleod, well known
@tra4elng manand a former resident
this city, IS inS SttoWn.
Warren Noise has been at home
from the SoIths Carolina College sey-
Saeral s5ss3.
Haynsworth and N.
Osteen. gone to- Charleston to
attend tthe annual meeting sof the
Great Council of Red Men.
Fair. Of 5lNewberry, wasin
the city nday inspecting the mac
adam work on lain SttTe which
he has the contract.
Altamont# Moses went Column
sb1a thursday to- attend the meet.
ing the State Democratic E1ecu-
:=tiiq s:=ttiqe Commit
aaessrs Sumter w liams, Earnest
Carson and w liam Auld who have
been attending the Charleston College
ssof harmaey returned home Friday
morning
Mrs e.. FishbuIne and children
lsWho have been visiting Mrs. O.
Ingram returned To- Columbia yesteT-.
;i:sd1aynorning. iiss Mary Ingram accom-
panied Mrs. Fiishbu and VIII spend
sometime in Colnmbia
Dr Mood returned from
sCharleston Thursday morning wherehe
has been for several days attending the
commencement Of the South Carolina
sAaedical College the annual
meeting of the Alumni Association, OF
sWMchahe is president, he delivered an
address.
lr. Wol1ing Of Wolling,
Fairfield County, spent Thursday in
the city. Mr. o1hng has represented
his county IN the Legislature forseve-
raj wears and is now candidate for
Railroad Commissioner to succeed
Mr.. G. Wiilborn who has been a
member Of the commission for eight
Years
From letter received from Dr.. N.
Alford, who accompanied Mr.
Shepard Nash to Ashevine a few days
ago, It is learned that Mr.. Nash stood
the trip better than was cipated,
and that he has been able to rest and
take food more than before he left
home
Capt J. K. 2. Neatherry, Of Co
Inmbia. Grad Master I. o.. O. F-sof
South Carolina, was IN the city Satnr-
sday- He is q fine specimen Of 9 Tar
Heel'' manhood, and earned his titleo
Captain in the Confederate service.
He was given considerable notoriety a
few years ago by returning to U. s.
Federal Captain from Connecticut a
sword captured from him In an en-
gagement during the civil war, and
he carries with him a handsome gold
headed cane, "a souvenir OF the trip
that he made to return the sword.
The County Board of Commissioners
met yesterday In regular monthly
session.
The shirt waist season is near at
hand and O'Donnen g. Co. are ready
for It. See what is said in their ad.
today
Quite crowd went to Charleston
Yesterday morning and manv others