The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-08-27


was in the city Saturday.
Maj. 81. Frank Wilson has returned
from Hendersonville, n. G.
Mr. Sol Gutenberg returned on.
Monday from Glenn Springs.
Mr.. W a. Green, of Wisacky, went
70 AsheFine, n. @, Thursday.
Miss Bessie Mclean, Of Cheraw, is
spending a few days in the city.
Mr. z. b. Dick, Jr., of Columbia,
was IN town Monday on business.
ar. Z B. jenkins, Jr., has return
ed from a visit TO Lexington. Ky.
Mrs. McGrew has gone to
Wilmington, N. O., for a few days.
MI. E. B. NuldroW, Of Mayesyille,
attended the campaign meeting today.
Messrs. Elisha Carson and Eb Wells
returned from New York Monday morn
ing.
Mr.. John B. Miller. OF Washington,
p. O., is in the cityto 8 two weeks
visit.
Gen. E. n. Noise came up from his
summer hcme on Sulliyan's Island to
vote.
Rev. and Mrs. II. q. Covington re-
turn Monday afternoon from Bregards
N. C.
Messrs. Neil o,Donnen and ". B.
Murray have returned from New.
York.
M. Geo. Epperson and family have
gone 10 SpartanbIrg to spend several
weeks.
lars. B. ID. Lebby, Of Charleston,
IS visiting her daughter, Mrs Barlow
Walsh.
Maj. Marion Noise and family re-
turned on Monday from Sullivan's
Island.
Miss e. Rosa Gillespie, of Charles
ton, is visiting her uncle, Dr.. J. Q.
Spann.
M j. y. Wilson who has been
visiting in Bishopville has returned to
the city.
Messrs. v. G. stubbs and R. D.
Cuttino have been in New York for
several days
Mr.. Geo. ". Hutcheson returned
last week from Virginia, after q
months stay
Mrs. NJ. P. Cosdes and her son,
Sam Cordes, left Friday morning for
Salnda, N 9.
Mr.. Geo. E. Kicker returned last
Wednesday from Maine, where he spent
several weeks.
ME. ). McF. Spann, after a stay Of
two months in the mountains, return
ed home on Monday.
Mrs. Abe Ryttenberg and her sister,
Miss Beulah We'll, went to Henderson
vile, N. c., on Monday.
Mr. Harry Yates, who has been in
business in Birmingham for a year or
more, is in town on visit.
Dr.. j. j. Bossard, who has been at
Glenn Springs for several weeks, re-
turned home Monday to vote.
Miss Carol Hogan, who has been
visiting IN FAIRFIELD county for the past
month, has returned to the city
Dr.. R. E. Dennis, of Bishopyille,
passed through the city last week
On his way to Western North Carolina.
Mr.. ". T. Hough and Miss Alice
Hough left for Camden Monday morn
ing to spend few days with relatives.
Mr. i. Hardy and family, Mr. II.
HARDY, Jr., and Misses Marie Noise
and Theo Lopez, returned from Paw
ley's Island yesterday.
Congressman A, F. Lever and Mr.
J. B. McLauchin, who Is candidate
for Congress in opposition TO Mr..
Lever, spent Saturday IN town.
Miss Pauline Sanders and Miss
: Annie Flowers returned on Saturday
from a pleasant stay of SIX weeks
North. They visited Washington,
New York and Baltimore.
Mr.. J. Frank Pate has been appoint
ed a member of the standing commit,
tee on ritual of the National Council
j. @. u. A. II. The next meeting
Of the National Council Will be held
in San Francisco, Cal.
Mr. ". Paul Friar, who has been
chief dispatcher at Florence, has trans
ferred to Charleston today to HI the
position of chief dispatcher on Capt. q.
6. Lynch's division, Mr.. Ransom B.
Hare. who has worked the second
sttrick. - becomes chief dispatcher,
and Mr. A. d. Perkins, OF the Ashley
Junction block, takes Mr.. Hare's
place as second trick dispatcher.
Col. J.. Harvey Wilson, the next
Secretary of State, was in the city
Saturday. Col. Wilson attended every
regular campaign meeting in the forty
sWo counties CT the State and several
of the extra meetings arranged by IN,
terested citizens. He is looking we'll
and saws that he stood the campaign
well and save for feeling slightly fag-
ged is in excellent trim. He is con-
ceeded to be the leading candidate for
Secretary of State and his friends are
confident of his election.