The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-07-16

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Orangeburg Collegiate Institute
Fall Session.
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paign Meetings for County Offices.
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Col Walsh has gone to Harris
SpeiRgs. 9ss
Miss Alice Hardy IS spending some
sime II Beaufort.
8 Mr.. i. Wilson left for Columbia
yesterday morning.
Dr. and Mrs. ]. q. DeLorme have.
gone TO Spartanburg.
Nj. B. Ryan, Of Wedgefeld,
spent Monday IN town
Mr.. d. M. Dick has gone to New
Zion to spend a week.
and Mrs. E. /. Manning went.
80 Saluda Saturday morning.
Miss Bessie Ingram LETT on Monday
Tor Manning TO visit relatiEes.
Mrs q. Dom returned from
Charleston yesterday snorning
Misses Edith and Ella DeIorme
went to Saluda, n. C., yesterday
Mr.. W. p Baskin has gone TO:
BishopYile to spend q few days.
Mrs. Mitch Levi and children have
gone to WrighssviIle Beach, N. 6.
Mrs. Theo Phelps less on Monday for
Saluda O., to spend the summer.
Nh. and Mrs. b. Jenkins have
gone 30 Rock Hill to ssoe1d two weeks.
Mrs. B. Noise and Miss Dulce
Noise have gone to HenaersonvlAe
N.
Mrs. E: q HaynsWorth and chill
dren are spending soEaes time att sProyl-
sdence.
Mr.. and Mrs.. 6. b ssubbs have 10
Turned from the North Carolina noun.
sains. s.
Mrs. e. A. Brunson and her grand
son, Raymond Dick, are yisitiag IN
the city. sssss 1:.:
Miss Estelle Guess, Of Denmark, Is.
yisisfag the family Of Dr.. 3.
Pringle.
Mrs. u B. Fishburne is visiting st
Capt p Gaillagd's at Frovidence
Springs.
TIE Misses Davis left on yesterday
for Hendersonvill De, n, o., to spend
several Wesks. sissSss S ~
Mrs. William Haynswotth, of Das-
lingtor, is 7isitsng at Gt. B.
sHaynsWorth S. 80
r. D. Y. Custino and family left
on Thursday evening For E'aWiey Island
to spend awhile.
Mr Chas. &. Jones, Of orangeburg,
is-on a visit TO his son, MI. j. G.
jones, in this city.
Mrs. ". Pereiyal Smith and little.
daughter, Of Georgetown, are visiting
Dr.J Bossard.
Mr.. E. r. Dantzler, who has been
visiting &C his home in Abbeville, has
returned to the city.
Miss Antonia Gibson has returned
30 the city after weeks stay at
Providence Springs.
Miss Annie Flowers left on last
Thursday evening TOR a trip to Wash
ington and New York.
e. G. HaynsWorth, Esq, and Miss
Fannie HaynsWerth are spending a.
week at Sullivan's Island.
Miss Emma Schwartz left Sunday
for New York, where she will spend
tie remainder Of the, snmmer.
Mr.. ]. Ingram, general snperinsen-
dent Of the Southern Bell Telephone
Co, was in the city Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene o. Ingram, Of
Washington. D. c., arrived in the city
Saturday night to visit relatives.
The family of Mr.. A. B. Stuckey
went TO Providence few days ago to
spend the remainder of the summer.
Miss Roberta Archer, of Spartan
burg, after several weeks stay with
relatiyes, left for Charleston Saturday.
Dr.. w. B. Afford returned Monday
night from Marion county where he
has been for the past two weeks visit
ing his parents.
Mr.. W. P. Baskin, County Superin-
6endent of Education, returned Thurs
day afternoon from the State Summer
School in Rock Hill.
Dr.. Van Teiburg- Holman went
TO Bishopyille to deliver lecture be-
fore the Lee County Medical Associa-
tion last Friday evening.
Mr.. T. Fl. Clarke and family, and
Mrs. A. e. Kennedy have returned
from Mschanicsville, and will leave
today for Glenn Springs.
Miss Pauline Sanders left on Thurs
day night for New York, where she will
take six weeks course in millinery
under French Modiste.
DR.. n. W. Cooper has gone to
Virginia Beach to spend several
days The doctor has been unwell for
some time and the change will be
beneficial. Cheraw Chronicle.
Supt. s. Il. Edmunds, Mayor A.
3. Stuckey. and Mr.. G. N. Hurst,
Jr., went TO Rock Hill yesterday morn
ing to attend the meeting of the State
! a A7eSeoo;a+;on cf School boards