The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-10-14

Overeoats.
Breaking Sale.
D. Craig Furniture Co.-The
Largest Stock of Furniture.
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PERSONAL.
r. ]. V. Wilson spent Monday in
town.
7. s. Doar, spent Sunday in
Charleston.
Mr. D. ". Keels Of Remberss was
in the city Monday.
s ,Nr. E. J. Dunno is in the city on
/ visit to his family.
Mr. and Ms. ". P. Baskin, of
BishopVille a,e in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. W. Rembert of
Meanwhile spent the day in town.
Dr.. G. 2. Osteen and family have
moved from Darlington to this city to
live.
Misses Helen and Bonnie Brown
have returned from visit to Greeley
vile.
Mss Mag Graham has gone to Sum
NIT, II. s., to visit Mrs ". Z.
Brewer
Asr. j. q. Minis and his charming
bride arrived in the city Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs.. &. j. Bland went to Laurens
on Thursday to spend sometime with
her father.
Mrs. Eli jackson, Of Cameron, S.
Cs, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. O.
NJ: McGreW.
Dr.. N. g. Osteen, Jr., spent Sun
day in the city, returning to Darling
ton Monday moaning.
Mr.. d. z. Stondemire, Of Orange
burg, has accepted position with
the Sumter Clothing Co.
Rev. James Mcdowell and Mrs. Nc
Dowail returned Monday from attend
ing Presbytery at Midway Church.
Misses Kate. Gussie and Maude
SSolomons hare returned from New
Yrok after stay Of several months.
Rev. n. ". Edmunds, who attended
the meeting Of Harmony Presbytery at
Midway Church, returned TO the city
Saturday.
Miss Blanche DeLorme who has
been visiting Mrs. G. S. Kingsmore
returned to her home in Dovesville
yesterday. 3
& Miss Habenicht, who has filed q
position as teacher in the Washington
street school very acceptably fox sew
ersl 7ears has resigned, and she LETT
on Saturday for her home in Charles
ton.
i M. ". T. Aycock, Of Columbia is
spoken of as the most probable succes-
sor 10 Mr.. John McMaster in the
House Of Representatives. Mr.. Aycock
eamsWithin hundred votes Of elec-
ton at the last primary.
Messrs. John B. Cleveland and
Thos. II Moore and DR.. Jesse Cleye-
land, prominent capitaiissss of Spar
tanburg, who are largely in terested in
the cotton mills OF that county, spent
Friday in the city.
Miss Margaret Cromer, of Newberry
who was elected few days ago to I'LL
the vacancy In the Washington Street
School created by the resignation Of
Miss J. M. Mikell, teacher of the 9TH
grade, has arrived IN the city.
Mr.. f. NJ. Bur who is connected
with the Star route mail service, spent
Saturday in the city. He is making 3
trip over the Star routes in this and
adjoining counties for the purpose OF
improving the service.
Dr.. Edward A. Early has opened an
Office in Sumter fer the practice OF his
profession, dentistry. The News is
sorry to lose DR.. Early from Darling
ton, but hopes that he will meet with
eyery success in Ssumter.-Darlington
News
DIR. G. P. Osseen, after residence
of several years In Darlington, has
decided to move to Sumter for the
practice of his profession. DR.. Osteen
is skillful physician and his friends
here will be very sorry to know that
he is going to leave Darlington. Sum
Ter will gain a good physician and
Darlington will lose one.-Dar1ington
News.
Mr. A. P. Floyd. of Wisacky, Sum
ter county, brought between 5000
and 4, 900 pounds Of tobacco to Oar
8 lington last Friday. Mr.. Edwin War;,
of this county, who has been working
with Mr.. Floyd, came with him to
this market. Mr.. Floyd must be the
largest man in his community as lie
saws he is six feet three inches and a
half tall and weighs 3i7 pounds. Oar
lington News.
O'Donnell & Co.. advertise the fam
ons ssTar Heelo blankets.