The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-06-01
Personal.

ar C. g. Eishburne, OF Cotumbla,
is IN che city for a few dsys stay. .
Mrs. John =. Green went TO Co
slumbia this morning 10 visit relatives.
Miss Hattie Roland left this
morning for her home In Laurens.
Miss Sallie Ellis has been visiting
n Florence.
Mt. S. ". RaReld, Of Salem, was
II town today on business.
". D. Scarborough, Of Dalzell.
spent the day ia town.
Mr John Cousar was in the city
today.
lrs. ". <. Crossusl Of Bishopville
IS spending this week in the city.
Mr. and Mrs. e. 5. Colclough
spent Thursday in the city.
Haynsworth, ESQ, Of Green
viiIse, is IN the city attending court.
NJ N. I. Mcleod was in the city
today on business.
Miss jamie Spknn has gone to Dam
yille, Va, to spend some time.
DR.. ". r. Mood, of Summerton,>
was ;n the city yesterday.
Gr. Joseph Spanier, of Naples,
Italy, is visiting has sister, Mrs. Ferd
sssri.
Ms u. Porter, OF. Columbia,
Is visiting her mother, Mrs. NJ. a:
Flowers.
Oscar MauldiD, Esq. of Greenville,
wassin TIE city OF professional busl-
ness last week.
George Corbett is IN the
city VISITING Mr. J. n. Cosbett and
family.
Miss Marguerite Cromer has gone to
her home IN NeRberry to spend the
simmer vacation.
Ms. Ellis Green left this morn
ing for Columbia, where she viii spend
week or more.
Mrs. E. w. Vogel has gone to Van
Vert, o.. her former home, to spend
TIE summer with re.atlyes.
MIS-. "a. G. Ducker and little son,
who have been visiting relatives In
Charleston, have resurned home
Capt. f. Welsh, who has been at
Glenn Springs for the past three
weeks, returned home a day or TWO
age.
Dr.. ". &. McCatchen, Of this.city,
was elected Secretary OF the South
sCarolina Association OF Elks, which
Was formed in Columbia this week.
prof. William E. Mikell, Of the
Law Department of the University OF
PENNSYLVANIA is in the city ON yllss
10 his mother, Mrs. &. M. MlkeH
and viii be here several weeks.
Mr. Charles Ryttenberg Who has
been attending medical college IN
New York City was at home on Visit
last week, returning to New fork
on Sunday accompanied by his sister,
Miss Lucille.
Mr.. &. H. Prince. a well known
travelling salesman. who was canoi-
date for railroad commissioner at the
last election, was In the city attending
cours last Week. He is the pialntln
"a a suit against the railroad to re-
cover damages.
Mr. and Mrs. S. f. Flowers left yes
ferday evening for Bishopville where
st,lsy will spend a week or ten days
with relatives. During Mr.. Flowers
absence from the city Magistrate d.
Wells will attend to any mat
sers calling for the attention OF the
Coroner.
Mr.. A. G. Flowers. of Washington,
ID. g.. has been in the city for few
days, having been summoned to attend
conrt as a witness in the case OF
Prince VS.. tho Atlantic Coast Line,
which was expected to be reached at
This term. but was not. He returned
60 Washington Monday afternoon.
Mr. Jas. r. Ligon and family left
tbis morning for Rediands, Cal,
where they will rake their nome, II;
after few months stay. 1t Is 1onno
that the climate is beneflclai 70 Ml:
Lieon's health. The many friends OF
Mr.. Ligon and his family regret their
departure from Sumter, but the.
mite in the hope that the change OF
climate will restore him to health ano
strength.
a great deal of interest is aroused
.as 10 who will succeed Mr.. l.. ".
;,iek as principal. During his eight
yesrs OF work in Aiken Mr.. Dick"has
become established as most valuable
citizen. His efforts are untirlng ana
saa impressions be has created will be
lasting. It is understood that the
ttrnstees have received applications
from some of the best teachers IN the
STATE. hYs it is conceded that the
ofiee made vacant by the resignation
:af Mr.. Dick will be difficult to I'LL
Aiken Cor. The State.
I Mark Reynolds, Esq, left for Bos-
ton. Mass, on Monday and will &c ab-
sent from the city for about week.
He was accompanied by his sister,
Miss Maggie Reynolds, CT Topsheld'
Mass, who spens the winter here.
Mr.. George D. Levy, of this city
having completed the co1'se OF study
in the Law Department Of the South
Carolina College was yesterday on
motion of Prof. Jos. Daniel Pope
admitted to the bar and sworn in be-
fore the Supreme Court.