The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-08-06

F5es ~ !. ISs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sfaaEGSQ.
a. Scale, Co. Supervisor Guar
tsrly Report. .s .s
Candidate John i. Clifton. for
House OF Represensatiyes.
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PERSONAL.
catered throughout the eastern parts
OF the State.
r. il. Ragin IS spending few
days IN town.
Mr. and Mcs. A. 4. Strauss were in
the city yesterday.
D. ". Cunningham has return
ed from DoyesYille.
Miss Augusta Folsom is visiting
friends in 0rangeburgs
M. j. e. GressWelI has gone TO
New York on business.
Miss Ssdie Davis vent TO Camden
last Thursday morning.
Mr. W. e. Saunders, OF Stateburg
spent Thursday in town.
A. Brearley, of st. Charles,
was ID the city Saturday.
gr. Shepherd Nash is at home from
sAsheFille, N. e., on d visit.
Nj. G. G. Fishburne, Of CoEum-.
bias spent Thursday in town.
Hiss Lynn Netties. cf Florence, is
wishing Miss Marie BarWick.
Mr. IL. S. Cunningham, Of Bishop
vile, spent Saturday In town.
Mr.. Henry Fair, 81 Spartanburg,
was N town Friday on business.
Nh. and Mrs Eugene Ingram have
gone TO Manning to visit relatives.
Mr.. Paul j.. Kennedy, of Clifton, is
IN the city to spend several weeks.
Miss Mary Ingram las gone to State
burg for the balance Of the SIMMER.
Miss annie 1,hhigpen. Of Faldosta,
Ga, is visiting MISS Bessie Ingram.
Mr.. W. Perrigal Smith. Of George
StoWn, is spending few days IN town.
Misses jamie MikeH and Kate Noses
left Monday morning for Brevard, NC,
Miss Mamie Chandler, of Summer
son, IS visiting Mrs. 20. Chandler.
E. G. Dennis, ESQ.,, of the Darling
ton bar, was ID the city Friday morn
ing.
DR.. Edmuads and Miss Mary Ed
minds have gone to Waynesville.
N. G.
Miss Minnie Parker LEFT last Monday
evening for Savannah, Ca, to gisit her
sister.
M. and Mrs. j. 4. Chandler are
visiting relatives in Williamsburg
county.
Mrs. D. B. Anderson, Of Birming-
ham. Ala, is visiting Mrs. n. G..
Osteen.
Mr. and mrs. q. Strauss are
spending some time at Wrightsvilie
Beach. N. G.
Mr.. q. 81 Clark has returned from
Glenn Springs, he left his family for
q week longer.
Mr.. n E. Brunson and Mr..
Charles Rystenberg went to Bishop
vile yesterday.
Mr.. Ashleigh Mood, after spending
a few days in Wilmington, N. c., has
returned home.
Mr. Isaac Schwartz has gone north
to purchase the fall stock Of goods
for Schwartz Bros.
Nj. Jas. r. Ligon, who has been in
Asheville, n O.. for some time, re-
turned home Friday.
The delegates, sponsors and maids of
honor left yesterday morning for the
reunion al Greenviile.
Maj Marion Noise ard Mr.. Alta
znont Moses left on Saturday morning
for Wightville, n. c.
Messrs. Elisha Carson and Eb Wells
left on Sunday for New York, going By
steamer frena Charleston.
Messrs. ". a. Stuckey, Z. L.
Baker and ". S. James, of Bishop
vile, spent Monday in town.
Miss Mamie Alexander. of Camden,
guest Of Mrs. r. L Wright.
Miss Julia SchWerin left-on Monday
morning for AsehVille, N. c., where
she viii spend several weeks.
Mrs. M. P. Booth. who has been
visiting Dr.. E. S. Booth in Asheyille,
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Mr. E. p Kicker left On Friday
morning on two month 3; trip through
the Western and Pacific States.
Miss Josie Weatherly will left on
Saturday afternoon for she Isle of
Palms for few days recreation.
Miss Sarah Seay, who has been
visiting Mrs John T. Green, has re-
truned to her home in Columbia.
Mrs. W E. Jennings, of Charleston,
rs spending some time with her sister
and family, Mrs. A. A. Bradham.
Mrs. Lena DeLorme and her dauga-
tsr, Mrs. Louise Baskin, of Bishop
vile left Tuesday for Asheville, n. C.
Mrs. W. Percival Smith and dauga-
Ter, Francis, have gone TO Angeline,
c., for the remainder of the sum-
mer.
Mr.. Geo Z. Kicker, cashier of the
Sunnter SAVINGS Bank. is off on p two