The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1904-01-13
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. 4
PERSONAL.

DR.. Kirk, of Hagood was in the city
Friday.
Mr.. Scriven Moore of Stateburg was
In the city Friday.
Mr. Lee Young, Of Remberts spent
Thursday IN town.
Miss Emmie Sanders, of Hagood, is
visiting friends in the city.
Miss Theo. Lopez has returned from
visit to Jacksonville. Fla.
Miss Nellie Howe. of Charleston is
visiting Mrs. j. q. Chandler.
Miss Pearl Poat, of Columbia, is
visiting Miss Nellie Monaghan.
Miss Sarah Nelson, of Stateburg, is
visiting Mrs. W. B. Murray.
Mrs. Jas. E. Jervey has returned
from visit to Winston, N. G.
Mrs. Friar, OF Elm City, N. G., is
visiting at Mrs. G. Z. Mason's.
Miss Jane Purdy returned to the
Columbia Female College last week.
Mrs. Mamie Fewel of Rex Hill is
yisising her mother, Mrs. 81. l. Dlnk-
ms.
Prof. Hugh G. Haynsworth of Fur
man University was in the city last
week.
MI. Len B. McCallum, the postoffce
mailing clerk, spent Sunday In
tColnmbia.
Miss Lucy Graham has gone to Sum
nit, N. j.. to visit her sister, Mrs.
W. i. Brewer.
Moses Eva and Bernard Cooke, of
Richmond, Va, ara the guests Of Mrs
Richard / Manning.
Mr.. Sam Gillespie, who spent the
holidays in the city, returned to Harts-
vile Thursday morning.
Mrs. Crawford Sanders of Hagood.
who has been visiting at 2l1 Salem.
ayenae has returned to her home.
Mrs. ". H. Zemp, of Camden, re-
tnrned so Camden Monday morning
after spending few days in the city.
Miss Bessie Ingram leftson Monday
for Colambia, TO spend the week
with her sister, Mrs. G. G. Fishburne.
The friends IF Mr.. Mcdonald Fur
man will be glad to know that his
condition was more favorable at last
reports.
Maior-J. a. Enslow, Jr., of st. Au-
gustine, Fla, is on visit to his faith
ger, Mr.. j. A. Enslow, on his way to
New York.
Solicitor John s. Wilson, and Messrs.
Charlton Durant and Vi. G. Galluchat,
,of Manning were in the city last
Wednesday.
Miss Marie Fewell, of Rock Hill is
in the city having come to attend the
marriage Of Miss Aida VIM and Mr..
Geo. Kicker.
Mr. Louis G. Warren, formerly of
this county, but for the past twenty
years citizen of Florida was IN the
city Saturday.
Conductor j. C. McClenaghan has
been appointed Station Master at
Florence to succeed j. S. Jeffers who
recently resigned.
Miss Z. H. Gregorie has returned to
her home at l0S N. Washington street,
after spending the holidays with rela-
tives at i3dcPhersonville, S. G..
Rev. 4 E. Covington left on
Saturday for Clemson college where
he was to hold services on Sunday
by invitation of the college authorities.
Mr.. Moses Moore, who was injured
several weeks ago by fall through
the broken flooring In the vestibule
of the Masonic Temple, is still con-
Gned to bed and improves slowly.
Mr.. Calvin ". Chandler who has
been living near Cokesbufy for the
past few years but recently returned
to this county and is now located at
Wedgefeld, was in the city Friday.
Miss j. E. Cairns left for her home
in Charleston, S. c., on Tuesday.
having spent most delightful visit
TO her grandfather, Mr.. J. A. Enslow
and aunt, Mrs. M. D. Moore.
Senator r. I. Manning and Repre-
sentatives A. Moses, T. B. Fraser and
John b. Clifton went to Columbia
yesterday morning to be present at the
opening of the General Assembly
which convened at noon yesterday.
Mr.. r. b. Keels, Sr.. has been
moved by the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad Company from Barnwell, S.
c., to this city where he will hold
response BILE position. Mr.. Keels is the
next younger brother Of Capt. I. b.
Keeis of this city.
Misses Honor Lang and Kate Sumter
have returned to the city after
months absence in Berkeley county
where they were entertained among
Other guests at large house-party by
Mr. and Mrs. Etseli Gaillard at their
hospitable mansion, Belmont" on
the banks of the Santes.
Dr.. Hugh Fl. Young, of Baltimore,
Nd, spent last week in the city
at the Hotel Sumter. DR.. Young is a
member of the Johns Hopkins Hos
pitaI staff and a widely known spec
ialist. DR.. Young came to Sumter to
spend a few days hunting partridges,
but was unfortunate II encoun
eering the coldest weather and the
only SNOW storm Of the winter.
Mr.. D. W. Cunningham left yester-
day morning for Darlington where he
viii open a clothing store in the next
few weeks. M. Cunningham has been
3 resident of this city for about eight