The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-09-21
PERSONAL.

senSUNAes -
e Green is ia the city.
B. G. Blanding spent Saturday
IN town.
Hon {. 8. Abney. Of Columbia was
ii the city Friday.
Mr. e. r. Kicker returned from the
monntains on Saturday.
r A. Brearley, of st. Charles
sssFas IN the city Monday on business.
Mr.. e. 81. Dick, Jr., OF Columbia,
was II the city Monday
Henry G, Mcleod, Of Remberts
vas IN the city Monday.
Il. ID. jennings went 60 Colum-
bia Friday morning.
klr. Il. G. Mills, OF Mayessille was
@ the city Friday.
M W o. Cain, of Psiyateer Was
n the city Saturday.
The Misses Holmes. Of Stateburg,
were In the city Friday
Hugh e. Haynsworth. return
ed MONDAY from GreenyiIIe.
Mr. Geo. "a. Stuckey. Of Bishop
lille spent Monday in town.
Capt. Eli Cooper OF EAdayesyills was
3 IN The city Thursday
Fraser. ESQ. has been at
tending court IN Bishopyiile.
Mrs 3. ". Seafe and son have re-
turned to Baltimore, Md.
r and Mrs. Tracey McC Collum
have returned 80 the city.
sEr. IA. e. Aycock, OF Wedge6eld
spent Thursday in town.
Mr. g. ". Wheeler went to Colum-
5is yesterday.
aIr. Joseph Muldrow, Of Mayesville
was in the city on business yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Strauss, Of
Clio, spent Menday IN the city.
Miss Halle Jones left Monday for
Winthrop College Sd
E. S. Booth has returned from a
business trip to st. Louis
Miss Hattie Sanders, of Hagood, is
the guest of Dr., ]. @. Spann.
Miss Mamie Edmnnds returned from
Norss Carolina last "Wednesday.
Miss Emma Boyle left yesterday
morning for Elizabeth College.
Mss Annie Reese, xoi Statesburg..
who has been visiting Miss Kate Sum-
I ter, returned to her home Thursday.
lar. W. A. Sanders, of Hagood. and
& Mr.. IL E. Williamson, of Providence
I were in the city Thursday.
Mr.. r. L Temple was called tc
Charleston on important business
Thursday.
Mrs. ]. 81. Sizer. after m absence
OF two months 10 sHendersonyille, is
again at tae Jackson. 81.
Mr. Lonis epelt, of the Manning
Tines was IN tie city on business
Thursday
Ny. Fred G.. Aud, who has been
visi ting Mr.. Marion Scott returned to
3 his home in Eastover.
Miss Sadie Fludd, OF Stateburg,
spent several hours in town Saturday
morning.
Miss Ethel Lever, who has been
Visiting Miss Katie Moses, returned
to Columbia Saturday morning.
Miss Annie Sneed, of Charleston
who has been visiting Miss Augusta
Folsom has returned home.
Mrs. T. S. Baskins left for White
Stone Lithia Springs Saturday and will
Sbe absent for some time.
!. Mr.. j. A. Stewart of Mooresville,
5 n. c., was in the city, Saturday the
guest Of MI. w. B. Buns.
Misses Kate, Mltt and Marie Du-
rant returned Saturday from the St.
Louis Exposition.
Miss Lizzie Gaillard, OF Berkeley
county is the guest of Miss Katie
Sumter.
Mrs. George S. Sibert Of Timmons-
vile is visiting her father, Rev. G.
G. Brown.
Miss Sadie Muldrow who has been
the guest Of Mrs. Walter Cheyne, has
returned to Wisacky.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Phelps and
family, who have been visiting in
& the city, have returned to Columbia.
Mr.. Ben Cantey, of Summerton left
Yesterday morning for Spartanburg,
where he will attend Wofford College.
Mrs. Ella Tuomey and Miss Louise
Bright, who bave spent the summer
in the Sapphire Country, North Caro-
lima, have returned honae.
Nj. and Mrs. W. D. Coiclough have
gone to Clarendon county to risis rela-
sives. Mr.. Colclough has been quite
sick for several weeks and hopes the
change will prove beneficial.
Mr.. G. E. Martin, Of Dalzell was in
the city Thursday. He stated that the
report that he contemplated selling
his place and removing to Georgia was
without foundation. He is we'll salts
fed with Sumter county and expects
to remain here.
.A number of young ladies en- route
or Winthrop College passed through
the city. among whom we're: Misses
Hattie Kirby, Pansie Durant and
Daisy Scarborough, Of Bishopvllle,
and among the young ladies from this
city who accompanied them were :
Misses Inez Mccullough, Mary Gail
lard, and Arrie Stuckey.
Mr. William Cain. son of Mr.. W.