The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-06-29
new ADVERTISEMENTS.
PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. i. B. Durant have
gone 60 Glenn Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w. Crosswell have
returned from their trip to st. Louis.
ARr. 6. 81. Hurst went to Holly Hill
yesterday TO deliver an address at the
nngeiling Of q Woodman monument.
Mr.. j. g. DaIcrme has beeneleeted
Second Vice President OF the State
Pharmaceutical Association and 8
member Of the examining board OF the
association.
! q Dr. ". Il. MeClschen, OF this city
was elected Secretary OF the State
Association ef Eiks which was organiz-
led in Charleston yesterday.
Misses Mary Hill, Marion Satter-
white, Mary Alice Michau and Leona
Jennings have gone TO the State Sum
nasr School at Winthrop College. 80
Miss Gussie Hood is visiting friends
in Book Hill
M. r. NJ. Parrott spent Sunday in
Bishopyille.
Mrs N. S. Chase has gone to
Glenn Springs.
Mr.. j. G. Scott, Of Wisacsy was in
Che city Friday.
Prof. Schumacher went to Marion
Monday morning.
q Judge %. Purdy IS holding court
Ia Bennestsgille this week.
Mr. Y. Caushen has gone to
Reck Hill on business.
Dr.. E. S. Booth went to Hender-
songlle, N. e., Sunday.
q Mrs. ". B. Murray and children have
retarned from Ststsburg. -.
Miss Inez McCullough has gone to
Darlington to visit relatives.
aEr. r. Z Manning and family left
On Friday for saluda. n. g.
Mr. and Mrs. E. e. Rembert, OF
Remberts, spent Sunday in the city.
Efr. and Mrs. j. 6. R. Wilder re-.
snrned on Saturday from their bridal
trip.
and Mrs. e. W. Hutcheson re-
tnrned on Saturday from their bridal.
trip.
IS Dr.. Frank Sawyer, of Georgetown.
has accepted position with S1oert's
Drug Store
Mrs. H. j. Hardy went TO Blowing
Rock last week and will spend some
time there.
Rev. r. q. Jones left Monday for
Glenn Springs where heS will spend
several weeks.
Miss Jennie Walsh is visiting the
family Of Mr. W Sanford Brand IN
Angusta, Ga.
III. Gee. Ri. Smokey and Mrs.
Henry Stuckey, of Bishopville, spent
Friday in town.
Miss Lnlie Harvin who has been Wis
sising friends In Shis city has returned
TO her home in Manning.
Miss Annie Brailsford, who has been
visiting the Misses Carson, has re-
turned TO her home in Summerton.
Mrs. j. Frank Pate and family have
gone 20 their summer home at Fletch-
e7, 4. c., and will be away u0tii the
18th OF Ocsober.
Mr. Harry Green, of New York, is
y Al S60 C4ey " okSASo q eWS "S0.HS .SS"-
day With his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Moses Green.
Miss Cecelia Veil, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs Abs Rytten-
berg, has returned to her home IN Sa-
Tannah.
Mr. Geo. M. Sibert has returned to
Timmonsyille and is agaiR serving his,
many friends at Dr.. Coles popular
drug store. -TinmonsYille Enterprise.
The many friends Of Rev. r. Her
bert Jones are delighted to know that
he is rapidly recovering from his re-
cent illness
Misses Margaret and Mary BrunsoD,
who spent several days this week With
friends in this city. returned to their
home in Manning Friday.
Mr. j. G.. DeLorme has gone to
Charleston to attend the meeting OF
the State Pharmaceutical Association.
Mrs. DeLorme accompanied him.
Mr. R. L. Moore Of Darlington,
representing the Coronee Steam Laun-
dry Of that town, spent ThuIday in the
city in the interest Of his laundry.
Mrs. F. Welch and Miss Mabel left
last Thursday for Rocky Mount, n.
c., to spend some time with the for
1ner,s husband, Capt. Welch who is
there for treatment.
Miss Maggie Jackson, who has been
attending Sc. Joseph's Academy, left
Last Thursday for her home. in Orange.
burg county. She vas accompanied
by Charley McGrew.
A Mrs. S. W. Stubs and children
and Mrs. G. Il. Stnbbs left on Fri
day Tor Innman, s. c., where they
viii ybe the guests OF Col T. Larry
CAN'T and family.
RMr. s. 81. Eimunds left yesterday
for Rock Hill. He is q MEM
.ber Of the faculty Of the State Summer
School at Winthrop College.