The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-06-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Marion Dom was in the city
Friday.
NJ. Winfield Dinkins was in town
Monday.
Miss Rhoda shuford IS IN the city
Senator S. G. Mayhe1d, of Bam-
berg, is in the city.
III. a. Pareira has gone TO New
York for few days.
Mr.. Ell. H. Evans, of Spring HiH,
was IN the city Monday.
Hon. JOS. Z. Rhame, of Manning,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. Sam Chandler has been at home
sick for several days past.
Mrs. HaseI Brand, of Augusta, is
visiting relatives in the city.
sshos. 6. Mcleod, of Lynch
burg, sgent yesterday in town.
Mr.. John jenkins, Of Camden, spent
Sunday and Monday IN Sumter.
Mr. NJ. B. Boyle went TO Atlanta on
business for few days last week.
Mr. iE. s. Rogan, of Summerton,
was in town several days last week.
Mr.. N Griffin, of Magnolia,
was in thescity yesterday, on business.
Nh. Lew Hoyt is at home from
Clemson College, to spend the holi-
days. .
Ms. j. B. Long, Of Florence, is
spending a few days with Mrs. nj. II.
Beck.
Rev. il NJ. sasserwhite is IN Green
vile. attending the Board OF Minister
ial Education.
Mr.. Charlie GailIard, from Flor
ence. was in the city, THURSDAY on his
way to Providence.
Miss Lucy Brown, Of Anderson, who
has beei, visiting Miss Aida Vim,
has returned home.
Mrs. Garcia Brooks, formerly of
Columbia, now Of Winnsboro, IS visit
ing relativesssin the city.
Miss louise Gillespie, OF Rock Hill,
who has been teaching at Daizel.,
IS IN the city for few days, going to
her homo.
Misses Hattie Lou and Lessie Jones
have returned to their home at Brog-
don, after pleasant visit to relatives
in Sumter.
Mr. Wm. Miehau was in the city
Thursday. He was one Of the marsnais
at the Columbia Female College COM
mencement.
Mrs. S. Weber and Miss Bessie.
Gilbert, of Yorkville. have been in the
city, attending the Woman's Mission
arp Conference.
Miss Anderson, Of Sumter, S. O.,
arrived in Charleston on Wednesday
and is the guest Of Miss Ellen Bennett.
Charleston Post.
Miss Mabel Folsom, Of Sumter, S.
Co.. is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. R.
"a. Fowler, No. 4l6 South Second
street. Wilmington Star.
Misses Gussie and Belle Dinkins left
for Rock Hill this morning, where
they will spend some time visiting
their sister, Mrs. Fewell.
Miss Angel Cheatham. who has
been the teacher Of shorthand at the
M. A. and Female Seminary, has
returned to her home in Edge6eld.
Messrs. q. Z. and II. ". Scarbor-
ough, ". p. Baskias, ". 81. Scale
and J. ID. Wilder. Of this city, attend
ed the picnic at Bishopville Friday.
Mr. NJ. Clifton Wallace, who travels
Georgia for the hardware house Of
Edward Loveu's Sons, of Savannah,
was III The city a few days last week.
Mr. Leroy Wallace, who has been
in Charleston with the Western Union
Telegraph Company for the past Two
years. is at home en- short furlough.
Mrs. 81. Ryttenberg, Mr.. Sol. and
Master Walter Ryttenberg went 20
Columbia, on Monday to attend the
South Carolina College commence
ment-
Express Messenger VIM. Dixon is
now In charge Of the express Office IN
Sumter. His family left today for
that city to iYe.-F lorence Times OF
Monday.
Mrs. R. II. .Kellehan, who has been
in the infrmary at Sumter for several
weeks, returned home last week. MIS-.
Kellehan has greatly improved
Kingstree Mail.
Among the list of graduates who
completed the regular A. B. course IN
the College for Women, Columbia, ap-
pears the name Of Miss Rosa Isabelle
Cooper, Of Sumter.
Mr.. D. r. Harris and family, who
have been making Sumter their home
for several months, left on Monday for
BIacksDurg for the summer, but Will