The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-03-15

i 4MfssSS W. H.. Ga1EafG or sCtaf6nQOn
was in town Saturday:
" 6. HaIllee of Remberts
Was ID the city Saturday.
Miss Nina Dove left for her home in
Dovesyille last Thursday.
Miss Lnla Eaynsworth has returned
from visit to Darlington.
- Miss e. Zeegsmith, Of Philadelphia
visiting Mrs. 7. Strauss.
Miss Bessie. Wilson of Ala, is the
guest of Mrs. Rose jenkins.
De o. B. Davis, of Darlington is
10 the city today on business.
fSenator 7. 6. Mcleod, of Bishop
vile spent Friday in the city.
p Miss Moneta Osteen has gone to.
Esoyesviiie to visit the Misses Dove.
S. Jones mas returned from
visit to his brother in Rock Hill.
Miss Mamie Richardson, of Pine
wood IS visiting Miss Bessie ingram.
Mr.. Conrad Folk, Of Providence
SEas In tie city Saturday on business.
Mr and Mrs. e. B. Yeadon have
returned from their bridal trip to
Florida.
Messrs. 6. q. Ellis and J. I.
& Kerby Of Ellietts, we're In the city
Monday
Mr Christopher Gazes who has
3 bean visiting In Camden has returned
no shes city.
MI &. III. CLARK. of scooba, Mis-
sissippi,, is visiting his cousin, Mrs.
Lawrence.
Miss Pearl Pate, Of Columbia, who
& has been visiting Miss Nellie Mon
aghan, returned to her home
Mr.. 6. NJ. Best, former resident
Of this city. but now living in Dar-
Sngton county was In town Saturday.
s Dr. S. D. Doar, of Clellanville
spent Wednesday in the city with his
daughter, Mrs. Geo. D.. Shore, on his
way home from New York.
ME-. Isaac Schwartz has returned
from business trip to New York,
where he has been buying his spring
COCK.
Miss Agnes NJ. Burgess. of State
burg, after spending several days in
Sumter among friends, much to their
regret. left Saturday morning for
home
Mrs. j. S. Inabinet and children
went to Holly Hill last week to attend
the funeral of Mrs. M. A. Mailard,
1Ehe mother of Mrs. Inabinet.
e. MI. and Mrs. G. J.. Joye were in
the city Thursday en- route to their
home IN Bishopville from Philadelphia
where they were married few days
ago.
A Newberry special to The State
says that Mr.. j. q. Minis, formerly of
his city, was critically Ill for several
days this week bnt is now ont of dan-
ger
DR.. j. A.. James, of Cheraw is in
the city to spend few days.
Dr. james is one of the Oldest
and best known physicians of the
State and is native OF this county,
Shaving been horn at Ssateburg.
Miss Mildred McCabe is visiting
Miss Theo Gregg at her residence on
Hampton avenue.
Miss Nita stuckey has returned
from Camden, where she has been vis-
ting Miss Zoe Hall for week.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Chandler has received a
Sletter from Mr.. r. D. Cuttino, stating
that he and Marion Sanders had ar
rived in Tucson, Arizona.
Mr.. c. Z. Emanuel, of Borden, was
in the city Sunday. He has just re-
turned from an extended trip through
Florida and Cuba. He expressed sur
Sise at the clean appearance Of Ha-
vana
Lieutenant Mrlrrit Dick. o. S N,
retired, Of Raleigh, n. c., is in the city
visiting his mother, Mrs. T. II. Dick.
Lieutenant Dick retired from the navy
IN account of i'll health shortly after
Ae close OF the Spanish war, in which
he served.
Mr.. Joe Mannheim, who has been i'll
for several months, is in a critical
condition and it is apparent that he
can live but short time longer. About
fwo months ago an operation was per-
formed for cancer Of the stomach and
temporary RELIEF was afforded, but
following the rally after the operation
the disease returned with renewd viru-
lence and he is steadily sinking.
Sumter is rapidly getting the best
bstreets in the state.
There was more cotton in town to-
day than there has been on one day
for several weeks.
The changing would be more prof
table to the county if it had more va
grants on it.