The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-01-27
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. ". Ed. Dick, vas in the city
Monday.
MI. j. T. MCNEIL spent yesterday
in the city.
Mr.. W. YATES, Jr., has gone to
Columbus, Ga.
Miss Lola Kirkley, of Columbia is
visiting in the city.
Mr. II. 81. Evans. Of Spring Hill
spent Friday in town.
Col. j. r. MrIdrow, Of Salem, was
in the city Thursday.
Mr. r. e. Carnes, OF Bishcpyille,
\ was in town Monday.
Rev. J. z. Stevenson, of Mayesyille,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr. George Cooper, OF Mayesyille,
vas in the eisy yesterday.
Mr.. ". j. Andrews OF OsWego was
IN town Friday on business.
MI. and Mrs. Abe Rytsenberg have
returned from Savannah, Ga.
Mr. M. G. Ryssenberg returned from
New York last Wednesday night.
Mrs. Fl. hi. Goldsmith, Oh Atlanta,
Ga, is visiting Mrs. Ella Tnomey.
Mr John Montgomery, OF st.
Charles, spent Monday in the city.
Miss Annie Gilkessen, of Laurens,
S. C., is visiting friends in the city.
Miss Valerie Stern. Of Savannah,
Ca, is visiting Miss Fannie Rytten
berg.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. {. Kicker have
returned from their bridal trip to Ha-
wanna.
HRev. James Mcdowell has returned
from two weeks visit to Wayerly
Mills.
E Miss Margaret Glenn, Of Yorkvitle,
is visiting Mrs. Wiliford on North
Main street.
Miss Mary Ingram has returned to
Columbia after q stay Of several weeks
In the city.
J. Monroe Spears, ESQ.,, promi-
nent lawyer Of Darlington, spent Fri
day in town.
Miss Nita Sullivan who is teaching
as Pinewood spent Saturday in the
city with Miss Roland.
z. z. Herndon, Esq. Of Bishopville
was in the city Saturday returning
home from Columbia.
Mr. j. G. GLADDEN., Superintendent
OF the Richland Distillery was in the
city for days this week
Gov. d. C. Heyward has accepted
an limitation TO attend the annual ban
quet Of GamesC Cock Lodge &. Of P.
Adr. San. B. Mitchell, for several
years with >. S. Hughson & Co., has
accepted position with Sibert's
Drug Store.
Miss Armida Moses who has been
appointed By Attorney General Gunter
to q position In the engrossipg depart
.ment went to Columbia last Wednes-
day morning.
Mr- G. w Boshamer, Secretary and
Treasurer of the Sumter Banking and
Mercantile Co, has brought his faml-
+ ly from Charlotte, n. c., and they
are stopping at the Hotel Jackson un-
til he can secure house.
Robs. Macfarland, Esq, of Darling
ton was in the city today on business.
He vas surprised at the many changes
and improvements since hiE last visit.
Although he is our near neighbor he
did not know that We had become SO
much OF city.
Mr.. T. 81. McMaseer, manager OF
the circulation department Of the
Columbia State spent. Thursday in the
city. Mr.. McMaster was for num-
Der of years business manager Of the
Charleston Post and is an accomplish
ed newspaper man, having had ex-
perience in all departments of the
daily newspaper b1siness.
Nessrs. Neiu O'Donnell, Geo. F.
Epperson, F. G. Manning T. B.
jenkins, Jr.. E. j. Dunne, Frank
O,Donnell aud DR.. Van Telberg- -Hof-
man went to Columbia Sunday and
were initiated into the order of the
Knights of Columbus. More than a
hundred others were initiated the
same day, there being representatives
from all part the State and from
several plac, in Georgia
L. D. Jennings, Esq, has sold his
ISSlO0uCS O0 WOSS A4o10IoO0 own OS W.
Mr.. j. D. White.
Mr.. M. G.. Kavanaugh is building a
cottage on Salem avenue for his own
use.
mr. Geo. G. Cooper, of Mayesville,
sold 40 bales of cotton "Wednesday at
Il cents.
ssThe live stock business is booming
and good farm mules are ipNaig de-
mand. -s
Julian Wilder has bee appointed
substitute letter carrier, ind has been
on duty in place OF Carrier Blake who
was sick last week.
The morning passenger train from
Florence has already demonstrated chat
it is a good thing for Sumter. -
Z The Booth Live Stock Co., received
4his week another car load of select
voune mules. In the lot there are a
humber Of extra fine large mules for
hesvy work,