The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-12-10
Personal.

PERSONAL.
NJ. ]. j. Ragin spent Sunday in
the city.
NJ. John S. Kenneay vas in town on
Saturday.
Miss Rosa Gillespie has returned to
Charleston.
Marx Reynolds Esq. went to Colum-
bia yesterday.
Mr.. NJ. G. Ryttenberg has returned
from New York.
Miss Evie Mcmillan Of Camden was
II the city Friday.
Mr. J. R. Ligon has greatly i'm
proved IN health.
M. B. B. Beckhan has been in the
city for several days.
Mss Blanche DeLorme is in Char
lesion for few days.
0Er. r. NJ. jenkins, of st. Charles,
was IN town Saturday.
Mr. Il. L Parrott spent few days
IN Charleston last week.
Miss Fannie Ryttenberg is visiting
friends in Savannah, Ga,
Miss Rosa Barnett is visiting Miss
Annie Loryea OF Manning.
Mr. Sam Chandler spent few
days IN Manning this week.
Mrs. George Blanding is visiting at
Solicitor Wilson's in Manning.
dr. n. j. England has moved to
Wateree, S. c., with his family.
Mr.. j. D. Wilder attended the
Baptist Convention in Greenville.
Er. Albert L. Noise; Of Philadel-
phia, has been in the city fer q. few
days.
ars. ]. A. Clifton, of osangeburg,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. LeRoy
Camp.
Mrs. Archer Of spartanI3urg, is
visiting her daughter. Mrs, } G. De-
Lorme.
NJ. John F. Kelly and Capt. W. s.
James, OF BishopEille, spent Saturday
in town.
Nr. and Mrs. Ernest <, Friar have
returned from their bridal trip to
Z
Miss Essie Murray has returned
from visit to Montgomery and
Opelika, Ala.
Miss Annie McMahan Of Columbia
is visiting her uncle Mr.. ". = 3.
Haynsworth.
Mr. ". D. Lowry. Travelling Auditor
Of the Southern Railway was IN the
city last week.
Judge R. o. Purdy has gone to
Sparsanburg TO preside at his first reg
Mar session Of court.
NIr. Barlow Walsh has gone to Char
lesion to attend the annual meeting OF
the Grand Lodge A. e. NJ.
Mr.. 3. N. Brand, assistant superin
tendent Of transportation Of the At
lantie Coast Line, spent Sunday IN
the city.
Mr.. VI. Thompson Wilder was in the
city last week to spend 3 few days be
fore leaving for Manila, Philippine
Islands.
Mr.. Robert Shuford who has been
with O'Donnall & Co. for several
months left on last Saturday evening for
Georgetown.
Rev. C. C. Brown returned from
zreenville Saturday night and
sondncted services in the First Rap-
list Church Sunday.
Mrs. n. G. osteen returned Fri
2ay afternoon from Birmingham, Ala,
here she has been visiting Maj D.
Anderson for several weeks.
Miss Josie Burns. who was recently
saot in Nichols, S. c., is well and
Vorably known here. having formerly
oEked in the telephone shop.
DR.. N. G. Osteen, Jr., of Darling
u, passed through the city Friday
his way home from Birmingham,
la, where he has been on business
ID pleasure trip for several weeks.
Mr.. John W. Manter of Readfield,
aine, has moved to this city with
IS family, consisting of his wife and
20 children. He is keeping house
1O5, East Calhoun street.
Mr.. Fred P. Brand, representing
Locomobile Company OF New York,
in the city. Ee has sold Messrs.
T. Mason and F. C. Manning a
ocomobile and has instructed them
the management of the machine.
MI. John 4. Renno left last week
visit the following places, Washing
b, Baltimore, New York, Philadel-
la, Reading and Pottsyille, Pa.
Renno has just fallen heir TO a
ge fortune. His friends rejoice at
IS good luck in his old age.
Miss Annie P. Ewen has been
obliged, on account of sickness in her
family, to give up her music school
here and left for her home, Norfolk,
Va, on Wednesday afternoon. The
Sumter School of Music, established
by her has grown and prospered under
her skillful training, and the necessity
for her to leave Sumter is regretted
by her many friends. Miss Ewell has
been succeeded in the conouct OF the
school by Mr. Henry T. Parker, late
of the Virgil Piano School of New
YORK.
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