The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-08-26
Personal

PERSONAL.
Mr. j. F. Glenn has returned from
Yorkville.
NJ. warren Noise left Sunday for
New York.
Mr. P. G. Bowman, Of Columbia is
in the city.
Mr. ". B. Murray has returned
from New York.
Mr. b. D. Barnett has returned
from New York.
Dr.. W. A. Aston, Of Hagood, was IN
the city Thursday.
Mrs. S. G. Baker is spending some
time at Stateburg.
Dr.. A. j. China has returned from
Wrightsyiue, n. @.
Miss Marie Noise returned Sunday
from the mountains.
Miss Theo. Gregg returned Friday
from Glenn Springs.
Col ). A. Rhame. of Magnolia was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Annie glloWers is spending some
time at Tybee Island.
3 Mr.. Z. j. Baker, Of Mayesville,
was IN the city Friday.
Mrs. Henry Buck, of Marion, is
visiting Mrs. S. Stubbs.
Miss Marie DeLorme has returned
from Wrightsville, n. G.
Mr.. Louis Williamson OF Providence
%Lx,e n: 30 vocia aYS3oc.
Mr.. j. V. Wilson returned Monday
from HendersonyiLe, n. Q.
Mr.. ". NJ. Graham returned last
week from Southport, N Q.
Mr.. Henry B. Richardson, Of Clar-
endon spent Thursday in town.
Miss Ella DeLorme has returned
from visit to friends at SmiShyi1ae.
Mr.. Jesse Lukens, Of Philadelphia,
was in the city on business last week.
Miss Aretas Bradford, of Wedgefeld,
has accepted position with Schwartz
Bros.
Miss Rachael Brown has returned
from Asheville, n. c., after long
visit.
Mrs. j. 6. DeLorme has returned
from Spartanburg where she has spent
q month.
Dr. j. c. spann has gone to his
country home at Catchall TO spend
sometime.
Miss jamie Mikel has returned from.
an extended visit to Washington and
New York.
Miss Gussie Keels has returned from
pleasant visit in Charleston and the
Isle of Palms.
Mr. Henry Spann leaves tonight for
Baltimore for his spring line OF Fault
less Day Shirts.
Dr. and Mrs. G. S. Kirgsmore are:
spending some time at Dovesville,
Darlington county.
Miss Olivia Ingram, has gone to
New York. TO buy millinery for the
Horn Dry Goods Company.
Misses Estelle and Ruby Guess, of
Denmark, s. c., are visiting the
family OF Dr.. W. J. Pringle.
Miss Edith Browne, who has been
yisiting Miss Edna Bull, has return
ed to her home in Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. I. C.Sranss and Miss
Fannie Kyttsnberg have returned
home from Wrightsville. N. G.
Mr. ". 6. Stubs left last week for
Baltimore, New York and Boston in
the interest Of the Sumter Clothing
Co.
Mrs. Y. Il. Phelps and son, Archie,
and Miss Anna Brown left Thursday
mornirg for Asheyille, N. O., for the
season.
Nessrs. II. L. B. Wells, H. 7. Edens
and J. j. Britton, Jr., left for New
York last week on business and
pleasure trip.
Dr.. j. q. Hamer, of Dillon was in
the city today en route to Camden
where ne has decided to locate to prac-
tice dentistry.
Miss Eta Wilder and Miss Payne
Edgerton of st. Stephens paid their.
uncle, MIR. J. D. Wilder, visit on
their way to Washington, D. 9.
Mr.. Willie Bultman returned Sun
day from the north where he has been
for the past ten days visiting the shoe
manufacturers of Massachusetts,.
Mr. E. W. Dabbs, Of Goodwill pass
ed through the city Monday on
his way to Greenville to attend the
State Sunday School Convention.
Miss Sallie Mcdonald left for New
York Monday evening, where she will
Join Mr.. Isaac Schwartz, to purchase
the millinery stock for Schwartz Bros.
The many friends Of Mrs. F: g.
Sgameld, nee Miss Angel Cheatham,
are delighted to see her in Sumter
again. Mrs. Swafield is visiting Mrs
Boucher DeLorme.
Mr.. Burdette Booth, who has been
running out OF Wilmington in the eI-
press service, has been transferred to
the Sumter and Gibson run and has
returned to this city.
Miss Mitt DuRant returned yester-
day morning after an absence Of two
weeks at her home near Bishopville,
and it is with much pleasure her many
friends note her eonvalescence.
Mrs. John 7. Rose and three