The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-03-30


Mrs. o. B. Davis, of Darlington, is
visiting friends in this city:
Miss Lizzie Cleveland, OF Spartan
burg, is visiting. in the city.
AIR. O. G. Scarborough, of Summer
ton, was in the city Saturday.
Mfr. Ansley Davis OF ST. Louis Mo-,
is IN the city visiting relatives.
sar. Frank Moses, of Columbia, IS
spending few days in the city.
Edr. Thos. G Mcleod. Of Bishop
vile, was in the city yesterday.
Judge j. Merrrick Reid, of ST..
s Charles, spent Monday in the city.
sIr. j. B. Smith, of Union, S. c.,
is spending a few days in the city.
Mr. ". 2. Baskin. CLERK Of Court
OF Lee county was in the city Friday.
Miss Louise Breeder, of BENEFITS
vile, is visiting Mrs. @. s. Kings
more. '
Mrs. G.. W. Hewitt, OF Darlington.
Is visiting her Iaother, Mrs. s. e.
Brand. -.
Mrs. Aycock and Miss Bette ay-.
cock, of Wedeg6eA. spent yesterday IN,
the city
Ar. E. P. Saith, proprietor Of the
day in the city :
MI. B. G. Gibson left yesterday
merEing ON q weeks business trip
through the county.
EDr. ". B. Afford went to Marion
county q few days ago to spend
week at his old home. ;,
Mrs G. ID. DnBose, Of Timmons-
vile spent Friday In the city with
Mrs. N. G. Osteer. Jr.
Mr. T. 3. Jenkins returned Friday
morning from Washington, D. c..
where he spent ssFerai days ON busi-
ness.
Monroe Spears, Esq, one OF the
best known members Of the Darlington
bar was Ia the city Monday on profes-
sional business
Mr.. A. D'Ancona and Mrs. Mitchell
Levi left yesterday afternoon for Man
ming, where they will spend week with
Mrs. Louis Levi.
Ar. Jesse Gardner, OF Bethune, was
IN the city yesterday attending meet
ing of the Executive Committee of the
Santee Baptist Association.
Mr.. John Reb Drake. Of Darlington
who was resident Of Sumter for two
years wien Sumter was tobacco mar
ket, spent Monday in town.
Mr. Charlie Poole, who came home
about. three weeks ago to recuperate
after an attack of illness returned
to Roanoke, Va. yesterday evening.
Miss Lucy Graham returned on
Saturday from East Orange, N. j.,
where she has been visiting her sister,
Mrs. ~. Z. Brewer, for the. past two
months.
Mr. and Mrs. John DeLorme, after
a stay Of several weeks In the city left
on Wednesday FOX Charleston. where
they Will spend week before return
ing to thier home III New York.
Miss Arabella Moses of Washington,
D. c., is visiting her brother, Mr..
II. C.. Moses, ana Miss Alice Moses,
who spent the winter in Washington
with her amt, returned home with
her
Mr.. Robert Shelor, of the Sumter
Telephone Company, was in town last
week trying to adjust the disturb
ances which have caused the delay
in re. establishing the line between
here and Sumter. Farmer.
Mrs. Rosa Duffe left several days
AGO for Savannah, Ca, to Join her
brother. Mr. j. n. Brand on a trip
through Florida and Cuba. Mr..
Brand is Superintendent Of Trans
postation of the, Second Division OF
The Atlantic Coast Line.
Messrs. A. x. Sanders and J. G.
Mobley. directors of the State Peni-
tentiary were in the city yesterday.
They are making tour Of inspection OF
the county chain gangs where State
conyicts are employed and have Just
returned from visiting the Sumtel
county gang. They found the con-
yicts we'll cared for and in good con-
dition.
Mr.. Thos. P. Mcqueen, was run
over By a wagon at the corner OF Main
and Liberty street Saturday evening
and cutie seriously injured: Mr..
NcOneen is quite deaf and to this
infrmity and the caEelessness of the
driver Of the wagon, the accident was
dpe. He was taken to his home i'm
mediately after the accident and re-
eeived medical attention While ms
iniuries were painful, they' we're not
of a fatal character and 1t is hoped
that he will soon recover.
Mr.. Emile P. Moses, who has been
in Washington for several weeks has
returned to the city. DE successfully
nassed the examination for appoint
msnta as a lieutenant in the Marine
Corps and is now on the list of eligi,
bles. His appintment will depend
upon the officials of the department
wno have the power to ELL vacancies
from the list of eligibles.