The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-05-03
PERSONAL.

turned TO. 0ef aOU0 at LOUISVILLE.
Mr. q. Edmunds went to Co1um-
bia last week 10 attend the meeting of
the Conference for Education in the
South
Misses May Brock aud Marguerite
I Crorner went te Georgetown last week
80 spand severa, days with friends.
Nj John III Wilson Of Scottsville
spent Thursday ia town.
Mr.. a. S. Flud and Misses FLUID. of
Ssatehurg, spent Thursday in .own.
Mr. n. d. Carson, of Dalzeu, visit
ed the family of Capt. Carson on Cal
houn street last week.
Miss Fannie Broughson, of Remini,
was III town Thursday with friends.
Miss Floyd, Of Liberty Hill, is Wis
iting II tine city.
NJ. Reid, of ST. Charles,
was Ia the city on business Friday.
ME-. u. i. Shaw, Of ST. Charles.
was In the city Friday.
M n. Griffin, of Lynchburg,
spent Friday IN the city.
Mt. ]. NJ. Reames, of Remberts, was
IN The city Friday.
Misses Lydia Lee and Jessie Noise
went to Columbia, to attend the Easter
gotiHion last week.
Messrs. WILL Graham and Elisa Car
son went TO Columbia to attend the
Cotillion.
Miss Lola Kirkley. left for st.
Matthews Thursday.
Rev. Geo. Z. Petrie, d. D, OF
Charlottesville. Va, who was bere
recently on account Of the extreme
iline ef his brother-in-law, Mr. ".
Cooper, passed through our city
FRIDAY morning on bis way home from
\ Florida He will stop some time at
Wisacky with Mrs. Petrie and her
brother, Mr. r. NJ. Cooper. where
Z Nj Cooper was removed Thursday.
The friends of NE. Cooper regret ex-
ceedirgly to learn that there IS no
oossihls hope Of his recovery.
The Hon. McBeth Young, former
Msycr CT Unsca, S. c., spent Thurs
day evening With his old college.
friend. Mayer Dick. Mr.. Young has
numescus aconasnf here who are
always glad to see him Having lived
and travelled extensively in the great
West and having taken part In the
Spauish-American war, together with
his natural flow OF wit and humor, he
IS decidedly entertaining. He was
profoundN impressed with the pro-
opess that Sumter has and is still
making. it having been several years
asnce his last stay here has friends
HAre not surprised that he hardly re-
eognszed her as the same city he then
visited.
Mrs.. z. Cunningham, Of
I Moultr1epille, s. G.. arrived In the
city Friday mornih4 TO spendsa while
with her parents, MIR. and Mrs. I.
M. Jones.
Rev. p. f. Kilgo was taken sick
In Manning where he had gone 70
attend the District Conference and
had to return home.
Among ths lawyers OF the Bishop
vile bar in attendance upon the Court
Of Common Pleas Friday we're: Thos.
"a. Mcleod, r 81. Singletary and B.
Frank Kelley.
J. B. McLauch1in, Esq is in the
city attending cours.
Mt. j. r. Mccoy of st. Charles
was in town Friday.
Capt. a. A. Wells who was so
severely injured in railroad accident
at Finewood few months ago was in
the city Saturday, and his many friends
were glad to see him looking so we'll.
jos. F. Rhame, ESQ and j. c..
Dnrant, Esq, of Manning spent Sat-
urday in the city.
Miss Flora Moses has returned from
a visit to her sister, Mrs. A. G.
Phelps, In Columbia.
Miss Lydia Lee is again in the city,
after attending the horse show in Co
lumbia.
Rev. B. NJ. Grier, of Georgetown,
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. B. f. Mcleod left Monday af-
ternoen for his home in Clio to spend
two weeks. When he returns to the
city he will be with DuRant's Phar-
macy.
Rey. II. II. covington, R. I. Man
ming, Mark Reynolds, DR.. ]. F. w.
DeLorme and DR.. j. c. Spann have
gone to Camden to attend the Dio-
cesan Council
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. eorbett, of Cali
fornia, are in the city visiting Mr..
and Mrs. ]. n. Corbett.
Mr.. L. H. White, of Edwards, was
in the city today.
DR.. A. c. Dick, who has made his
home in this city for the past Is years,
has decided to return to his farm near
Heriot's Cross Roads, and will move
this week. His removal from the
city is distinct loss to the city, for
both as & physician and as a citizen
he has the fullest confidence and the
highest esteem of all who know him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Frierson, Of