The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1903-06-24
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Mr. j. B. Ligon is in the city.
Mr.. Jackson NJ. HARDY was in town
last week.
str S. Lilies Miller was in town
Thursday.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Spann is at home for
few days stay.
Mr. Wilton Barrett, of Camden.
was n town MONDAY.
Mr. r. NJ. Jenkins. of st. Charles,
spent Monday in town.
Mr.. Fl. 81. Evans, Of Spring Hill
was IN town Menday.
Nj. D. B. McLaurin, of Wedge6eld
spent Monday In town.
Mr. T. o. Sanders, OF Providence
spent the day In the city.
MIS-. B. Burns left for Glenn
Springs Saturday morning.
Mr.. Onnie Seymour Of Georgetown.
is az home for q few days stay.
Miss Essalle Cannon, Of osangeburg,
is the guest. OF Mrs. S. B. Divine.
Nj. Isaac Hardy, Of Trenton, N. j.,
has been in the cEty for few days.
Miss Julia Mccall Of Florence has
been visiting Mrs G. s. Kingsmore.
Mrs. 81. LiGle Law, of Hartsyille is
visiting her father, Dr.. n. W. Ed
munds.
: ME- ". IA, Noise, Of Jacksonville
Fla. is in The city on a visit to his
mother.
Mrs. Z. Z. Haman, Of Walden, Miss,
is visiting her brother, Mr. D. NJ,
Blanding.
Mr.. Warren Noise Is at home from
the Gsorgia School Of Technology for
the simmer.
Mrs. j. E. Walden left Monday aft
ernoon for Washington, D. C., on a
pleasure trip.
Mrs. r. D. Cuttino has returned
home after spending several weeks IN
the mountains.
Mrs. ". @. Bull and sor. left last
Thursday for the Isle of Palms for sew
eral weeks stay.
Mrs. q. We'll, and Miss B. We'll
of Savannah, Ga. are the guests Of
Mrs. Abe RyttenbeEg.
Mr.. H. A. Brunson, Principal OF
the Lynchburg High School is in the
city for few days stay.
Mr.. j. e. Whilden of the Whilden
Aurniture Co. has gone West on busi-
ness connected with his firm.
B Misses 81. g. Fishburn and Kate
DeI.orme are attending the State sum-
mer school at Winthrop College.
Mrs. Buchanan, Of Chesterfield,
Cours House, is visiting her sister,
Mrs T. S. Gregory on Sumter street.
Miss Anita Harby has returned
from visit to friends in Albany, Ga.
She Was accompanied by Miss Freddie
Farkas.
Mr.. J. Dickson Rollins, just from
Woford College is visiting his aunt,
Miss 4. G. Weeks before returning to
his home in Lancaster county.
Mrs. Sarah q. CLARK, Of Elberton.
Ga. is on a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
G. j. Foster at 205 E. Liberty street.
Mrs. Clark is accompanied by her
daughter, Miss Ethel.
Mrs. A. r. Flowers and Mrs. G. Z.
Stubs left last Thursday for Green
wood to attend a meeting of the For
eign Missionary Society OF the
Methodist Church.
Maj. Theo.. Dehon. the representa-
tive Of the News and Courier, spent
Friday in town He is Just back
from trip through the Pee Dee coun-
ties and says that he has never seen
the crops more backward or the farm
ing outlook more gloomy than it now
is IN that section of the State.
Mr.. G. NJ. Brand. of Wilmington,
n. c., has been IN the city for several
days.
Nj. W. j. Anderson, Jr., of Flor
eaee and Mr.. E. NJ. Anderson. of
Union are in the city. having come
TO attend the funeral Of their father,
Mr.. ". j. Anderson.
Mrs. j. R. Corbett and little daught-
er, of Wedgefeld have returned from
Charleston after three weeks stay,
having gone there for the great
specialist, Dr.. Edward F. Parker to
treat little Nellie's eyes. The trouble
with her eyes is of long standing but
after two operations performed by DR..
Parker she is so much better that it is
hoped she win be entirely cured.
viii Sumter make a bid for the ODD