The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-14

again.
Mr.. j. A. Renno returned to the
city Monday from the seashore,
where he has been spending several
! weeks.
Mr. J. Frank Pate left Saturday
night for Fletcher, n. c., where ne
was called on acconnt OF sickness III
his family.
Mrs. e. Z. Boshamer and sons, who
have spent the summer in Statesvllle,
I N. c.. have returned to the city tor
the winter.
Mr. Tom Stoney. OF Pinopolis, pass
ed through The city en- route to Rock
Hill to attend the Catawba Military
Academy.
|. Messrs. George and Leonard Fark-
as, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. j. N. Hardy. have returned to.
Albany, Ga.
Messrs. Henry Moses and Hugh
Phelps vent to Columbia Wedneday,
from which place they left for
Clemson college.
I Mr.. Sublett. who has appeared as
the slat artist for the local ball teams
here several times this summer, was IN
the city yesterday.
Miss Marguerite Cromer, returned
Friday from her home IN Newbefry
to resumed her work as teacher IN the
Graded School.
Mr.. John H. Stefens of Charleston
lis spending few days with his sister
in-law. Mrs. E. Reardon, No. II
South Earyin street.
Conductor Frank WEIGH who has
been in Ill health for several months
has gone to Florida where he will
spend several months.
The Secretary OF State has chartered
the S. ~. Barrow Company, Of st.
Charles capitalized $1,000. r n.
Jenkins IS president.
Misses Rosa and Nettie Cooper, of
Wisacky, and Miss Odana Dove were
Fin the city Friday, as the guests OF
Miss Moneta Osteen.
Rev. r. II. Jones went to Cam
den to FIJI the pulpit on last. Friday
ofsReF. a. B. Earle who has been
very iii for several weeks
Mr.. a. A. Manning, who has been
visiting his uncle, Hon. &. l. Man
ming, returned to his home in Spar
tanburg Monday morning.
Mr. VIM. Ladson Boyle went to Co
tlumbia Friday, to NEST Mr.. ". D; Al
ken, the manager OF the South Caro-:
lina College foot ball team.
Mr.. and Mrs a. D. HARDY, and
Misses Gussie and Virginia HARDY
have returned from a two weeks stay
at the ST. Louis Exposition.
Messss. JIM. j. Kane and G. Long.
the advance agents for Fourpaugh and
Sells circus, were in the city yesterday
| to make arrangements for the produc-
tioa OF their big show IN this city.
| Chief Constable Brady who succeeds
Mr.. S. =. Delgar IN his division has
arrived N the city. Nj. Brady, is
an Oconee county man, but has been
stationed in Charleston for sometime
Miss Maggie Bradford and Miss
Arstas Bradford from Wedge6eld are
now in Bishopville and are with the
Bishopville Dry Goods Company
BishopYlle New Era.
Pro. ". a. Stuckey left this morn
| ing for Newberry where be is still
superintendent of the graded school. =
Bishopyille New Era
Hon. T. q. Mcleod spralned his
ankle painfully Monday morning, and
now he is navigating very slowly and
with the aid Of stick.-BishopVllle
New Era.
Mr. Jos. C. Scott, OF Wisacky, who
spent the summer in Western North
Carolina, is Spending a few days in
thu city with his brother, Mr.. 4. W.
Scott
Mr.. ". D. Aiken. Jr., of Charlotte,
N. c., the manager of the South Car
olina College foot ball team, was the
guest of Mr.. w Ladson Boyle on
Monday.
Messrs. .Guigard Jones and Edward
McCutchen, who graduated from the
Graded School IL the class OF 1903,
left yesterday morning TO enter
Clemson college.
The Misses Birnies who have been
staying with Mrs. Geo. ". Reardon
LETT for Asheville, n c., last
week to spend a few weeks. Their
many IrleHdSi au0 p0sAoAio to51oeo0o
TO sec them leave Sumter
Mrs. j. De. Woodley and children Of
Dalzell have gone to st. Louis to at
tend the Exposition. Mr.. Woodley
who returned last week fro.n ST. Louis
was so favorbly Impressed by the Ex-
position that be decided to send his
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Latham return
ed from their wedding trip Thursday
night. Mr.. Latham will make his home
in Darlington in future Instead OF Sum
ter in order that Mrs. Latham may be
with her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. ". F. Early, during Mr.. Lath-
ans absence while attending to his
duties as stenographer OF the third
circuit. Darlington News.