The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-08-20

gr. M. H. Beck has gone North to
buy his fall and winter stock.
B. Belsar has gone TO
AsheviHe TO spend q few days.
r. E. p Smith, Of Florence was
Il the city Monday On business.
Miss Rhoda Shuford is visiting her
sister, Mrs H. ". Scarborough.
Miss Besss Graham. Of Chester, is
visiting Miss Winifred Atkinson.
mr. r. E. Wright has returned from
visit to his old home in Georgia.
Misses Lucille and Edna Hughson are
visiting relatives at Ridge Springs.
Mrs. e. g. Haynsworth and chill
dren have returned from Providence.
Mr.. ID. j. Chandler and Mr.. IL D.
Barnett hare returred from the north.
Dr. and Mrs. ". R. Mcleod, Of
Timmonsyille, spent Monday in the
City.
Messrs. s. 6. and George HatcheH
have gone TO VI iilming gton, n O.; on q
yisitt.
Mr.. Louis Lyons is IN New York
buying goods for ]. RyttenbeEg q
Sons.
Misses Essie and Leils Dick have
joined tae Sumter colony at Breyard,
G.
home after T 8 weeks d j stay IN Orange
hnrg
COL n Walsh went to Harris
Springs last riday TO spend two
weeks
lr. VI Edens has gone to New
York to buy q stock Of general mer-
chandise.
Mr. j. H Burns, Of Camden, was
81 the city yesterday On route to Paw
leg Island.
MRS Stubs mas returned
from visit TO friends IN Spartanburg
and Greenviile.
n. Phillips, Of Sumter. is visiting
his sister. Mrs. Z. B. Reynolds.
Florence Times. ss:1 z:
Mr.. E. Plrmer Clark has returned
40 fhe city after visit to- Henderson
vie and Saluda.
Messrs. A. Noses and y. D. Wilder,
who went 60 Birmingham, Ala.s last
week are at home.
Mrs. ne. Mannheim and children, OF
Marion, S. c.. is visiting at Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. Manheim's.
aEr. ~. e.. Moses, of the Southern
Cotton Oil Go. Of Columbia, is spend
ing week In the city.
". ". Horn has gone TO
ffcr New York to buy goods for
the Horn Dry Goods Company.
Rev. Jno. o. Cough, of Manning,
passed through the city Monday on his
way to WrightsEille Beach, n. G.
IS. B. 6. Hatchel left on Thurs
day for Columbia, where she viii spend
few days with friends and relatives.
Rev. F. NJ. satterwhite and family
of Sumter, are visiting friends at their
Old home. BIenheim Pee Dee Adyo-
acte.
Mrs. 81. Hardy, accompanied By
miss Theo Lopez and Miss Marie
Noise, left on Monday for Pawley Is
land.
Miss Elizabeth Plowden, who has
been visiting Miss Emma Mason.
left last Saturday afternoon for Man
ming.
Mr. F. Nc. Butt, of Augusta, Ga.
and Nj. John 6. Seibles, Of Colum-
B bia, were in the city on insurance busl-
ness last week.
Mr.. Marx Reynolds who is spending
the summer at Topsheld, Mass, has
sent this Office copies OF recent issues
Of Boston papers.
Miss SaIlie Mcdonald left last We'd
resc3ay for the North. She viii spend
some time with friends in Rochester
and New York city.
Mr.. Robert S. Pringle. who died in
Columbia last Friday, was we'll known
in Sumter, having been one OF the con-
tractors on the G. S. & n. railroad.
MI. j. P. Booth returned Monday
from Asheville, n. c., where he spent
several days last week after attending
the Farmers Institute at Clemson
College.
Mrs. i. Atkinson has gone to New
York To select the stock Of millinery
for the millinery department. OF the
Sumter Dry Goods Co., OF which she
will be in charge.
HL T.. 4 EGnh- " n1O3HO4is WIZ Aeas' CSS4A
Night Clerk at the Hotel Sumter for
several months, has been promoted to
Day Clerk and Mr.. Carl Gentry has
been made Night Clerk.
Miss s. E. Mcdonald will spend
sometime in New York assisting Mr..
4 isaac Schwartz select the stock for
B Schwartz Bros. millinery department.,
4 Of which she will have charge.
Mr.. Lewis Warren, brother OF Mr..
Al. G. Warren, OF this city, ana VINO
moved mr., to Florida 20 years ago, where
he and his family are prospering, is on
& visit to relatives in the county.
Mr.. j. NJ. George, the iineman OF
s the Sumter Telephone Company, VINO
vert 70 his home IN Tennessee some