The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-09-09
Personal.

sGEr. Henry Noses has gone to Glenn
son College.
ar. D. Bnll, of Stateburg, was in
town Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Wilson have
returned to the city.
Mr.. e. d. DaBose, Of Sumter county,
vas IN the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil oaDonnell have
returned from the North.
Mr. Walter Levins of New York, is
visiting at Mr.. Il. Harby's.
Miss Aresas Bradford spent Sunday
at Wedgefeld with her parents.
Mrs. ". D. Shaw has returned from
visit TO her parents at Winnsboro.
- Mr.. Walter /. Hardy, Of New York,
spent Saturday and Sunday in the city.
Miss Eyie Wilson has returned from
Glenn Springs after stay OF two
weeks
Mr.. B. jenkins, Jr., went to
E arlington Thursday night on busl-
Mr. B. 6. Gibson who has spent the
summer at Stateblrg has returned to
the city.
Capt. n. Freeland formerly resi-
degs Of this city, spent last Friday IN
rtoWn.
Mr. S. R. Chandler of Beuiab,
Florence county, was IN the city yes
serday.
Dr. and Mrs. n. G. osteen, of Oar;
lington, were in the city Monday and
Tuesday.
Robert McF Farland, Esq, of Darling
ton spent Friday in the city on pro-
fessional business.
". M. Cain of -Privateer has
accertad situation in Mr.. Z. b Du-
Rants hardware store.
: Miss Lillian Bernice Wilder of St.
Stephens is visiting the family OF her
uncle, j. Diggs Wilder.
Miss Lii Harvin OF Manning and
Miss Marguerite Tindal Of Clarendon
were in the city yesterday.
Mr.. ". A. Stuckey, of Bishopyiue,
has been elected Superintendent OF the
NeWberry Graded Schools.
.Mrs. j. S. Villeneuye has returned
from st. Augustine. Fla, and is stay
ing at Mrs. Walter Durant's.
Ir. 3. Frank Pate and family have
returned to Sumter after spending the
entire summer at Fletcher, n. U.
Rev. G. @. Brown Will return home
this week and willsconduct the regular
prayer meeting on Friday evening.
Messrs. Hugh Phelps, Ed McCutchan
and Guignard Jones left on Saturday
for Clemson College, and Messrs. Lew
Royt and Robert Graham went yester-
day.
MI. Marx Reynolds was called to
Camden yesterday to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Henry Z. DeSaussure who died
Suddenly in Atlanta yesterday alter
noon.
Mr.. Louis Lyons spent Sunday in
Columbia, returning next morning, ne
witnessed a part of the big fire which
was still burning when he left to take
the o'clock train.
Misses Julia and Silema Law renee
have returned to their home IN Darl-
ingson after a pleasant visit at the
home of Mr.. NJ II. Wilson on Broad
street.
Mr.. ". 6. Stubbs has returned
from the North, where he has been to
i purchase the fall and winter stock OF
clothing for the Sumter Clothing 20.
Mrs. Stubs accompanied him from
Pittsburg.
Nj. z r. Mason returned to Green
YilleY Texas, last week after very
pleasant visit to relatives IN the city,
|She was accompanied as far as Augusta
By his sister Hattie, who expects to
spend sometime with her brother, Mr..
j. Nj. Mason Of that city.
Mr. Thos. e. Richardson, of Sum-
ter, golden hearted gentleman, spent
yesterday in the city. Mr.. Richard
son is bibliopole and book lover
as we'll, for not only does he collect
rare prints, but he reads them for the
information they contain. To him
books are more than covers. The
State, Sept. 8.
Mr.. r. B. Belser, whose headquarters
have been at Summerton, since leaving
Sumter, was in the city Thursday.
He had Just returned from trip with
a party Of friends to Pawley's Island,
where they went on a maroon OF over
two weeks. The party went by private
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carried a cook and rented house for
the time. The party was made up of
the following named persons: Miss
Mary Anderson, Summerton, s. O.,
Miss Emmie Tindal, Summerton, S.
O.. Miss Helen Tindal, Summerton, s.
C., Miss Mabel Field, Charlotte, n.
c., Mrs. G. NJ. Belser, Summerton,
s. e., Mr.. W. G. Belser, Columbia,
Mr.. r. B. Belser, J. E. Belser,
| Hugh Belser, Irvine Belser, Summer
ton, S. c.
Misses Olga Britton and Marie De-
Lorme returned yesterday from two
weeks visit to friends in Providence.
Miss Nora Wyndham, of Charleston
is the guest of her cousin Miss Eliza
Chandler.
Mr.. Harry Williams who has been
-: rh;,a,s nyno Store for several wears,