The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-11-11
PERSONAL.

Mr.. John Crosswell is in the city.
Mrs. Laneis visiting her father, Mr..
j. B. Reach.
Mr.. ". q. Ingram left for Baiti-.
more on Sunday.
Mr.. ". j. Rees, Of Stateburg, was in
the city yesterday.
Mr. =. M. Raams Of Reuberts was
IN the city Saturday.
Hon. Thos. G. Mcleod, OF Bishop
vile spent yesterday in town.
Miss Octavia Dove, Of Manning is
an the city for few days stay.
Mrs. Henry Stuckey, Of Bishopville.
IS visiting Dr.. q. Nd. Stuckey.
Miss May Wilson. Of Manning is
spending q few days in the city. -
Mr.. Sam Gillespie has returned to.
vile.
Miss Mag G. Graham returned last
week from a visit to relatives IN
New Jersey.
Mrs. j. "a. Williams, Of Timmons-
vile, visited her sister, Mrs. NJ. a.
Beck, last week.
Mr.. j. G. Dove, OF DovesyiIle visit
ed his daughter Mrs. ID. W. Cunning
nam, q few days ago.
Mr. W. T.. Brogdoa, one Of the most
progressive of Sumter county farm
ers was in the city Saturday.
Miss Louise Mackey. Of Greenville
who has been visiting friends here re-
turned home yesterday morning.
Col. j. a. Rhame, OF Magnolia and
Jos. f.. Rhames Esq, of Manning we're
In the city yesterday on business.
MIR. Clifton Noise and Mrs. Nina
Solomons spent few days in Manning
as the guests OF Mrs. Louis Leyi.S
Mr.. G. w. Hudson's aged mother
sustained serious injury by q fall at
her home at the factory last Saturday.
Mr.. T.. A. Lyman who is now con-
nscted with the Postal Telegraph Office
in Augusta was at home for several
days on sick leave last week.
DE-. Robt. 7. Mcleod, of Bishopyille,
one of the Oldest and most popular
physicians in this section of the State
spent last Wednesday in the city.
s.dr. and Mrs. DeVesux Moore, Mr..
j. a. Enslow and Miss Gregorie have
returned from Saluda, N. c.. after a
stay of i've months.
Nr. and Mrs. j. W. Daniel passed
through the city last wesk on their
way to their Wilmington home. Mr..
and Mrs. Daniel were married In
Bishopville lass week.
Nr. Thomas Ford, of the q. S. Geo
logical Survey, called upon his friend
and class mate. Capt. Z. Screven Doar,
last Saturday. Mr.. Ford was on his
way to his home at Plantersville to
enjoy his annual leave Of absence.
Mr.. Colin Gilbert Shaw, foreman
Georgetown Sunday Outlook, passed
through the city Monday to meet his
wife in Columbia enroute from Vir-
ginia. They spent yesterday in the
city with ME- Wm., D. Shaw, their
brother.
Mrs. Altamont Moses. Mrs. S. G.
Baker and Miss Mime Moses went to
Charleston yesterday morning to attend
the meeting Of the Daughters of the
Cenfederacy as the representatives of
Dick Anderson Chapter.
ut. j. M. Moooley, OF Hrovloence
whose cotton crop was entirely de-
stroyed by hail storm in June, was
in the city SATURDAY. He says that his
cotton crop, replanted after the hail
storm, is one of the finest he has ever
had, and although he has picked out
but very little, the stalks are loaded
with matured bolls and he hopes to
gather fairly good crop.
Miss Maggie Lou jackson, Of
Cameron. S. c., is visiting her sister,
Mrs. 9. W. McGrew.
Mrs. Nd. P. Booth has gone to At
Iansa for a stay of several weeks, and
will then go to Washington to spend
sometime with her son, Mr.. Stuart
Booth.
Cot aboard the electric car.