The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-08-03
lin Sumter, has gone to Waterloo, S.
! c.. 70 visit her brother.

In Sumter, has gone to Waterloo, S.
c., TO visit her brother.
Mr.. W. r. Philips who has been
with O'Donnell & Co. for the past
fourteen years has accepted position
with Geo. D. Shore & Bro.
Prof. S. H. Edmunds has returned
to Sumter. The summer school
which hs has been conducting in
Rock Hill closed this week.
Misses Matte Hammell of Augusta,
Corinne Parler and Maggie Moorer of
Osangeburg are visiting Miss Gussie
Keels, PIG South Sumter street.
Col. 7. v. Walsh returned from
Harris Springs Oh last week. He was.
quite sick for several days prior TO
his return but is slightly better toc:ay.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Kicker and
Miss Lizzie VIM, who have teen
spending sometime at Glenn Springs.
have re surned home much benehtted
BY the "trip.
Mr.. j. A. Renno, who has beer on
a trip: Of several months to visit reia-
tiyes, and places familiar to him IN
former days in the North and West,
has returned to Sumter.
Mr.. Ernest M. Carson has recei ved
the appointment to the beneficiary
scholarship IN the South Carolina
Medical CoIlege, Charleston, s.. o.,
for: the Seventh Congressional Dis
srict.
(: Messrs. Edward Haynsworth, ". S.
Graham and Elisha Carson have re-
surned from st. Louis: On the retllrn
trip they stopped over for several d ays
at che Greenbriar White Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. G. G. Snead has gone to Glenn
Springs. Mrs. Snead has not been
wen and her many friends trust 1:he
trip viii improve her. Miss Beirnlan
{Mrs. Sneadss sister] will remain in
Sumter until the return Of Mrs.
Snead.
A party from Bishopyille composed
OF Messra. Geo. NJ Stuckey, Verde
Green, R. E. Muldrow. Jr., and Nc.
Scarborough, passed through the city
Saturday on the way to Myrtle
Beach, where they will enjoy the de-
ightful breezes for awhile.
Mr.. John Miller of Washington is
spending his vcation at home. He is
still employed in the governme ut
printing Office, and is pleased with
his position and his residence in the
capital city. His many friends are
glad to see him looking SO we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Yates left Mon
da9 for CONWAY and Myrtle Beach.
Mr.. Yates will serve as Cashier of the
Bank of Conway for several weeks
during tbs absence OF Cashier Freeman
who was seriously hurt in an automo-
bile accident week or two ago.
Dr. E. P. Afford, of Sumter,
spent few hours in town Saturday
en- route to his home near here where
he will spend several weeks. Dr..
Afford says that he and brother; Dr..
w. 81. Afford, who is well-known in
Dillon. are meeting with much sue
cess in the sale Of the dental motor
which they have recently patented. A
company with s12, 900 capital has been
organized and the machines will loe
manufactured right in the town of
Sumter instead Of at Cleveland, Ohio,
as ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A01o4o.
Mr.. Il. W Blake has gene TO his
old homesir North Carolina for sew.
eral weeks stay.
Mr.. John A. Renno has again fallen
heir to- 8. fortune. His friends hope,
that he will continue to have good
luck.
Mrs: W. Y. spann and daughter,
viii return from Fletcher, N. c., this.
afternoon.
Miss Alice stubbs will return this
afternoon from Fletcher, N. G.
Mrs. Wn. E. Harper of Savannah.
Ga, is visiting Mrs. D. NJ. Blanding.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G.. Rowland ard
children will leave this afternoon for.
Henderson, n. c., to spend two weeks.
MI. Todd Folsom who is now on the
road, his territory covering six south
ern states, was in the city Sunday.
Miss Ida Ford, a che ming young
lady of Georgetown. who has been Wis
iting Miss Jane Purdy, goes to Sum-
merton this afternoon on a visit to
friends.