The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-05-06
Summer
PERSONAL.

PERs0NsL.
Rev. j. ". Mckay spent Thursday
in town.
Col. ]. Harvey Wilson was in the city
Monday.
Mr. S. R. Chandler, has gone to
Raleigh. N G. IA
Mr.. George Little Of Camden vas IN
town Saturday.
Mr.. ". A. Green, of Wisacky, was
IN town Friday.
Miss Annie Graham went to Cnar-
ton last THURSDAY.
Mr.. John Z. CrossWen is in the city
for few days stay.
PeysI E. Stevenson of Mayesville,
spent Monday in town;
Mr.. T. G. Mcleod, OF BlshoPVllle
spent Monday IN town.
Capt. j. P. Brock, OF Summerton
spens Saturday in town.
Mr. Lide Nettles of Darlington
spent Sunday in the city.
Mrs. J. ". Scafe and little son.
Harold, have gone to Baltimore.
Mr. A. Bultman spent several
days IN Richmond, Va, last week
Mr. 3. Raskins, of BishopVille,
was IN town Thursday on business.
Miss Hayes Mcdowell, of Charleston
Is the guest Of Miss Ella DeLorme.
Mrs. s. j. NettIes, of Darlington,
r;s;sed Mrs N. G. Osteen last week.
Mrs Leila Mayes has gone to
;1essnn, sssIS, Ca, : to spend while with
Ms. Bye.
Messrs. ii. F. and S. E. McFaddin,
of Sardinia, we're in the city Friday
on business.
Prof Shoemaker left Monday night
for Meridian, Miss, where he Will
spend q week.
Miss Lizzie Pringle is home again,
after spending the winter IN Floraoa
with her sister.
Mrs. Cobb and Mrs. Mowry, of Ben
nestsYille are visiting Rev. and Mrs.
H. III. Covington-
Mr. j. 6. Rivers, who has been
spending sometime here, went 20
Greenvile on Thursday.
Mrs. Altamont Moses left on Friday
for Washington. y. c., where she
viii spend several weeks.
Dr.. Frank Moses, of New York, after
a stay Of several months in the city,
returned to the North Friday.
Miss Ella DeLorme after a pleasant
visit Of several weeks to frlends IL
Charleston, returned home last wed
nesday.
Mrs. C. J. Owens has been called to
Wi,iston, S. G., on account OF Gne
serious Illness of her father, Capt. W.
81. Kennedy.
Mrs. ". F. Shaw went to Fountain
Inn. s. C., last Thursday to visit
the family Of Dr.. H. L. Shaw.
Miss Julia Richardson returned to
Piueviile Friday. She has visited the
Misses White for several weeks.
Mrs. D. W. Cunningham returned
Monday night from Dovesville where
she has been visiting her parents.
Supt. Edmunds went to Darling
ton Saturday to deliver an address be-
fore the County Teachers Association.
Mr.. Ashleigh Mood has returned
home from Richmond, Va, where ne
has been attending the Richmond
Medical College.
Mr.. Edward D'Ancona, who has
been visiting his sister Mrs. Mltchen
Levi. left for his home IN Chicago
last Wednesday.
Mrs.RL. ". Adkisson, who has. been
on a visit to her daughter. Mrs. ". Il.
Phillips, left last Friday for her home
in Irvington, KY.
County Supervisor Scale and Sheriff
Scarborough returned. SUNDAY after-
noon from ST Louis. They were
absent from horae just week.
DR.. C. G. Brown, Rev. F. NJ. Sat
terwhite and Rev. Fitch leave tonight
for Savannah, Ca, to attend the meet
ing of the Southern Baptist Conven-
tion.
Rev. H. Il. Covington, Dr.. J. F.
". DeLorme and Mr.. 4. l. Manning
are attending the Diocesan Council
which is in session in Columbia this
week.
Mr. Hartwell M. aver, editor of
the Florence Times and one of the best
known and most progressive newspa--
per men of the State spent several
hours in town yesterday morning.
Mr.. S. G. Waters of Baltimore. a
member of the firm that manufactures
the we'll knowa Patapsco -four spent
Yesterday in town. He is making his
annual trip over the State with Mr..
J. K. Crosswell the South Carolina rep
resentative.
Col. John P. Thomas of Columbia
was in the city last Wednesday for a
few hours. He has many friends IN
Sumter who we're glad to see him.
He was returning to Columbia from
Florence where be had been on a visit
to his son, having been called home
by a telegram announcing the death
of Col. j. G. Gibes.
The next thing on the programme is
an automobile delivery wagon.
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