The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-05-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.

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.. I. Wilson was IN the CITY
1naTsoay.
Gaps; q. d Anan was ah sne ciss
lnufsoay.
Col ". D. scarborough was IN She
eas 9esseraay.
E slcnaEo Q. fuFnan was ~ sne
clsy yesseIoa
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- Tag c1sy sS4ss
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ansONSA assus1as.
Irving RyssenoeEg spent MOI
day 10 OsangeDasg.
r. :: g. q; req, @ Ss. oaaries' was
n gne CITY No.lass 2ss
mrs. j.. Y. bSaay 5s!3y ser = vety IL At nef
noIne On soMsi a..is. Ssl0eo'
ReF: snIriey =. hugnson IS WISHING
ms fasnsr ana sassess.
Mr. a. = nfa1t, OF bisnopSlAe'
was IN soWh SaSalu
Ar. y. Y: 5as1ess, oi oamoen'
spent Sunday IN She clty'
Miss Lacy brown, OF ANDERSON Is
ylsiSlag MISS Aloa Wlnn.
Mr.. ". A. stuckey, of Bishopville,
was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Ryttenberg have
returned from Savannah, Ga.
Miss Nell Weigle of Augusta, is
visiting Miss Moneta Osteen.
Mr. Jesse Lukeus, of PhiIadelphia,
has been in the city several days.
M n O. Osteen has gone down to
so eth fba = Eynosit;on for a few days.
7F;ss Marv K Ewell, of Norfolk,
NJ 80 ar-;red | IN the city YESTERDAY.
"a, al5lsge : p;as.s5so. -. 49, os CIaren-
sna-+ - & Sanrda5av in the CITY.
M NJ o. Dove Is visiting her
.sas.as us. NJ " Cnnnineham.
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cssIsss 80 usnt : , r. Gbariesso9 vesterday.
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~ @ 1sn+ ~ eha-1asfon 81 vesterday.
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Mss Arssela sg + ias4 80 Issl Ga west for soT
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Mrs; Ea.nnna5 70. Sant5e-Ms 5ay . 4 Tra5e.,
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Weas aass " -. e.+tar
MT: s : .anA sss Tosas '- went to New
YORK Iass week.
Mr. ana Mss. 1 Neln - csss1as4a, a.oJaeho aaG fo-
: 49, 80 1is1ss sIsvs, ssg. ssay
q lew oass sss No,so, r,a,,+
MISSES oarah ,sse anu u-sdsy re+nTn nm
20 S;naTleston lass 11ou'' -'oAA
ing on oaturosy
Mrs Emma q: Noses; bss Q. daasb4as mas1.ag
ton, y; y, Is ylsisihs nei oauen'ot'
Mrs. D u BAKER. :,
Miss, Ella DeLoIne adGe1 seteLal
weeks visit to friends IN sparsanonEg
returned homo Frioay.
DR.. Abe Weinberg, OF Camden, pass
ed through the Guy YESTERDAY Oh
his way to Charleston.
Mr.. Burdette Booth returned from
Clemson College few days ago quite
sick. with typhoid lever.
Miss katherine Richardson who has
been teaching IN Williamsburg Coun-
ty. returned home this morning.
M James Weeks, formerly of this
citT. " and who has been in Texas for
several years is in the city.
NJ George Lew. a member of the
Yrn;o- class at Clemson College, re-
+ fnrned r-lse5 home home Friday afternoon.
~ n G osteen. of Darlington,
= - Tho e;ty Monday night. and re-
E,aa was ~ home sn1 - yessterdsy morning.
~ Geo " Dick and DR.. W. B.
Aiso-d r 4vo, vent " TO Charleston yesterday
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