The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
PERSONAL.

was in town Monday.
Mr.. A. A. Brearley, Of st. Charles,
was IN town yesterday.
Coz. z. ". Walsh has returned from
Harris Li5hia Springs.
Mr.. a. B. Stuckey and family have
returned from Providence.
Mrs. G. s. Kingsmore is visiting
friends at Doyesyille, S. G.
Miss Iyerson Brown, of Camden, is
visiting Miss Pearle Zeigier.
Miss Belle McKeWn, OF orangeburg,
is visiting Mrs. Ellis Green.
Mr.. H. s. Cnnningham, Of Bishop
vile, spent Monday IN tewn.
Senator-elect z. G.. Mcleod, Of Lee
county, spent Monday IN town.
Misses Jennie and Rosie Barnett
have returned from Blowing Rock.
Mr.. f. A. Lashrop has succeeded
Mr.. Klinek at the Sumter Drag Go.
Mr.. j. M. Klinck has returned to
College TO finish his course as an
NJ. d.
Mr.. ". ". Horn, of the Horn Dry.
Goods Co., has returned from New
York.
MIS-. q. G. Osteen and Miss Moneta
Osteea have returned from Henderson
yilles n G.
Miss Efhe Shuford, Of Bishopyille,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Il. W.
Scarborough.
Miss Aida Vim, who has been visit.
ing friends Il Bishopyille, returned
home Monday.
Mrs. Nc. d. DeLorme has returned
home from SulliFan's Island after q
stay Of several weeks.
Miss Flora Moses returned to the
city after months visit to the noun
tain Of Norsh Carolina.
Misses Fannie and Edith DuFall, of
s Cheraw, after a stay of three weeks
in the city, have returned home.
Mrs. Ella Tnomey and Miss Lonise
Bright have returned to the city after
an extended visit TO Long Branch and
Saratoga.
Mrs. Il. NJ. Sanders has returned
from Concord, N. c., where she has
been visiting her mother for. the past
six weeks.
Mr.. Edmund r. Murray after q stay
OF four months with his brothers in
Alabama, returned to the city last,
Wednesday.
Misses Nellie and Margie Monaghan,
who have been at home during the sum-
mex holiday, have returned to school
in Wilmington, Del.
Mrs. Felix Moses and daughter,
Miss Sadie, returned from Henderson
vile Thursday afternoon, and are at
Mrs. Marion Noises.
Mrs. a. T. Jennings, OF Charleston,
returned home Monday afternoon, af-
Ger spending some time wlsh the
family Of Mr.. q A. Bradham.
Prof. W. A. Buckner, Mrs. Buckner
and Mrs. Julian Hardy, who have
been In the mountains Of North Caro-
lima for several months, returned home
Saturday.
Mr. George R. Rembert, who has
held the position Of day mail clerk in
the Columbia postofice for sometime.
has resigned and Will practice law in
Columbia.
Col j. Harvey Wilson went to
Greenville Monday night. Hewili spend
several days in the Piedmont section
in the furtherance Of his candidacy
for Secretary Of State.
Mr.. Isaac Schwartz and Miss Emma
Schwartz have returned from New
York They were accompanied by
Miss Scribner, who will be the chief
trimmer In the millinery department
of Schwartz Bros.
Mr.. A. Gilbert Brown, who has
been the efficient foreman of the road
machine gang operated by the county
for the past two years, has resigned
and will go to Lynchburg to take q
position with q lumber mill.
Mr.. Howard @. Jones, of Atlanta,
Ga, arrived In the city day or two
ago TO take situation with the Sumter
Drv Goods Company. Ee Will have
charge OF the department. OF store and
window decoration, and is said to be
an artist in his line.
MI. Willie Bultman, OF the 6rm Of
Bnltman Bros, has retained from 9
trip north, and while away engaged
het services Of Mr.. T. 3. Osborn; an
exDert shoemaker, who will have
charge Of the custom and repairing
department Of the above irsn.
Rev. 7. r. English, D. D., Of Rich
rnond, Va, who preached N the Pres
bytarian Church Sunday, morning
and evening, is 8. native of this county
and has number OF relatives and
friends here. His sermons Monday
were marked by ability and earnest
piety, and the impression made on the
large congregation was evident. He
LEFT Monday afternoon for st. Charles,
where he viii visit relatives.
Mr.. Allen G.. Flowers, Of South
Carolina, who has been appointed to
a position in the Government Print
inp Office, is swift in the craft.
He has been in the Office as a proba-
toner for six months and has made a
6ne record. In 1891 there was
tvpesetSing contest at Atlanta, under
the auspices of the Cotton States Ex-
nosition. Thirty-two swift compost.
ors from over the country entered, and