The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-04-29
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mss Addie Aud spent Sunday at.
Eastoyer.
John Sumter vas IN town
Thursday.
sr. ii. Hardy, Jr., went to Colum-
hia yesterday
5llr. n. Bradley. Of Spring Hill,
spenG Monday IN town.
Tr. ScreVen Moore, of Statesprg
was IN the city Friday. ~
Capt 3. III. Ross, Of Spring Hill,
spent yesterday in town.
Mai. s. B. Richardson, OF Cia-e
don vas IN town THURSDAY.
Mrs. j. j. Lawton, OF Harssviile.
spent z Thnrsday in the city.
r. and Mrs. Robert Broun of Ashe-.
vile, n O., are in the city.
Mrs. Louis Levi. of Manning IS
speading a few days IN town.
Miss Mary S Ingram Of Columbia
IS Yisiting relatives IN this city
r. Thos. S. Sumter, Jr.. of Char
lesion, spent Sunday IN the city.
p Cordes and Sam spent
a few days in Columbia last week.
Nj. William Aud has accepted a
position with The Sumter Drug 90. S
j. +. Glenn has returned from
a visit to his old home in Yorkvalle.
Miss Sallie Donald and Miss
Scribner spent Sunday n Georgetown.
r. Edward D'Ancona Of Chicago
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mltchea
Levi.
Mr.. Y. Wilson, after months
stay In town. returned to Columbia last
week.
r. and Mis-. Claude E. Hurst re-
turned on Satsurds.. from Ashevllie,
n.
Msssrs. A. q. and B. E. Chandle-.
visited their father at Bethlehem on
Sunday.
NJ Briston Of spartanburg
has taken 3 position with StuDDs @
Cuttino.
Dr 4. j. China spent SUNDAY il Co
lnmbia, visiting his daughter, MIS-.
Watson.
Deputy Sheriff Galllard went 10 Co
Iunlbia Monday morning TO get a
prisoner.
John Z. Green has been visit.
ing relatives Id Columbia during the
past week.
Miss Essie Dick returned Monday
from Georgeso1n where she spent
several days.
Mr. E. o. ingram, who has been IN
Mississippi since last fall IS IN tae clty
On short visit.
H. Edmunds has returned
from Richmond where he attended the
Educational Conference.
Miss Daisy Scott who has been teach
ING school at Antioch, Lee county is
at home for the summer.
Mrs. j. Alexander, of Florence,
WHO has been risiting her sister, Mrs.
3. Reardoa, returned home LAST
Thursday
Mr.. W. Il. Scale, County Supervisor,
left for st. Louis on last Saturday
nioht to attend the National Good
Roads Contention.
We wish we had more men like Nc
Donald Furman and a. S. Salley, Jr.,
TO keep tab on early State history
Aiken Journal and Review.
The many friends of Col. j. D.
Banding viii hear with regret that
he has been quite unweli recently and
is as present confined to his bed. He
has been for sometime on visit to
his daughter, Mrs. L ". Dick, OF
Aiken.
The friends of DR.. 4. ". Arder-
son. ef Stateburg were pleased to see
him il the city Friday. 1t has been
year or two since he was here, and
he remarked upon the changes ana
business Improvements apparent on
Main street.
Rev. B. NJ Anderson. formerly rector
of Grace Episcopal Church IN this
city, has gone into the mercantile bus!-
ness IN Richmond, Va, and is hand
ling q line of paints. oils and lead.
The name of his firm is B. NJ. Ander-
son IS Co. Local dealers have been re-
ceiying cards from him. He has many
friends in Anderson who will be sur
prised to learn OF his new departure,
but viii wish him much success
Anderson Mail
Mr.. Marion Noise Of Sumter, one of
the most successful lawyers in the State,
is here on business with the Supreme
Court The State.
Hon. John H. Clifton, the junior
member OF the Sumter legislative
delegation, is here with some cases be-
fore the Supreme Court. The State.
Mr. Edgar 9aynswortt. a leading
lawyer Of Sumter, is here on Supreme
Court business, and is also visiting
relatives. The State.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. B. Stuckey, went
to Columbia yesterday. Mr.. Stuckey
vas in attendance upon the Supreme
Court.
Mr.. Harvey S. Simpson, of Glenn
Springs is In the city today. He is
making his annual tour of the State,
calling on the old patrons of the
Springs, and taking orders for its
health restoring waters.