The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-05-27
PERs0NAL.

Mr.. Perry Moses has returned from
New Orleans.
Nj. S. W. Raffeld, OF Goodwill was
In town Saturday.
Nj. A. z. Sanders, Of Hagood, spent
yesterday in town.
N. a.. Nettles, OF PriTateer,
spent Friday N town.
Miss Laura g. Kee is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. z. B. Jenkins.
Mi. John ), MeMahan spent Sasur-
day and Sunday in the city.
Mrs. Emma E. Aston, OF Hagood is
visiting Mrs. j. D. Graham.
Mrs. Isaac Hardy and baby Of Tren-
son, N. j., are visiting at MT. Horace
Harby's.
M. W. J. Barrett has moved into
his now residence on Church street,
,asa, Broad.
Mrs. Mary E .Tengins is visiting
her son, r. T. B. jenkins, on w.
Liberty street.
Mrs B. Frank Kelley and Miss
Marie Dnrant, OF Bishopvllie, are
visiting IN the city.
Messrs. Bruce Lyman, Henry With
erspoon and William Scale returned
Friday from New Orleans.
r. and Mrs. G. S. Curtis and
children have returned home after a
pleasant visit to Savannah. Ga.
Misses Rosie and Virginia Cooper
have zone to Charlottesville, Va, to
visit their aunt, Mrs. George L.
Pe5rie.
Mr. &c. Durant. DR.. G. H. Du-
rant. Mr. John z. Kelley and 3.
Frank Kelly, Esq, of Bishopvlle,
spent Monday IN town.
Big George the well-known
telephone hneman, left last Friday
night for the Tennessee mountains to
visit relatives for ten days.
Mrs. II. Z. B. Wells. accompanied
by little Henry, left for Orangeburg
sSstnrday morning, where she Will
visit her son. Mr. Ebb Wells.
Mrs. M. AZ Flowers left last We'd
nesday afternoon for Washington, D.
where she will spend some time
With her son. Mr.. a. 6. Flowers.
A. Wilcox, ESQ, OF Florence and
G. Mcleod, Esq, OF BishopVllle
who were In the city attending court
lass week returned TO their homes FRI
day afternoon.
Hon. r. I. Manning is in Columbia
attending a meeting OF tie commls-
sion appointed by the last Legislature
to inspect and report on the condition
Of the State House.
Mr.. George a. Letford Who has
been making regular annual visits
here for dozen or more years IN the
interest Of H. e. Bucklen & Co. IS
medical preparations, was in this city
last week.
Maj. u. M. Foster. Of Spartanburg,
is in the city on visit TO his son,
Mr.. Gilbert Foster. Maj. Foster en-
tered the war as Captain Of Company
I, 9Th Regiment, Of which Col. j. D.
Blanding was she first colonel, and
Afterwards rose to the rank Of Major
In The 5th Regiment.
Rev y. G. Bailey, pastor Of the
WedgeHeld Tirzah, Hebron and
Hepzibah Churches and Mr. ]. =.
MeCutchen, of Wisacky left last We'd
nesday for Lexington, Va, to attend
Tho General Assembly of the Southern
Presbyterian Church. They represent
Rarmeny Presbytery.
Mrs. Charles Congdon of George
town, is spending the week here With
her sister, Miss. May Brock.
1dr. Philip S. Finn left on Monday
for Selma, Ala, where he will be
connected with the Selma Light and
Power Co., as Assistant Superlnten-
dent.
Mrs. ". q. EZemp of Camden re-
turned home to day, after. spending q
few days in the city.
Miss Annie McMahan, who has
been visiting the family of her nncle,
Maj. VIM. F. b. Rayns9orth. return
ed 10 Columbia today.
Miss Maggie Kirkley, who has been
teaching in the Bennettsville Graded
School, stopped in the city today on
her way to Columbia.
Miss Lola Kirkley who has been
visiting in this city for several weeks,
we1st to Columbia tooay.
See O'Donnell & Co.'S advertisement
TO-DAY. Something new.
If you need flower baskets for COM
mencement call at 81. G. Osteen &
Co.'S, book store.
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