The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-09-13
Personal.


Mrs. v. T. Nelson and Miss Sarah
Nelson spent Saturday in town. 49,
Mr., and Mrs. Chas. Pinckney, Of
Statebnrg spent Saturday IN town.
3 Mrs. jamie Reames, of Bishopville.
is visiting at Mrs. j.. Frank Pate.
MI. Guy Warren and Miss Mary
Burgess spent Sunday in Stateburg.
DIR. f. W. DeLorme went to
Dovesville Monday to spend week.
Miss Julia and Anna Burgess. of
Stateburg were in the city Saturday.
Miss Mildred Cherry has returned
rfron Macon. Ca, where she visited
relatives.
Miss Hewitt, of Darlington. is in
the city visiting Miss Beau
ford Rrand.-
Mrs. G. L Williamson and daught-
er, of Prov. v.dence, spent Saturday
IN town.
! Messrs. r. NJ. Cantey and G. G.
Slaughter, Of Stateburg, spent Monday
night in town.
0 Dr.. e. S. Booth returned Sunday
night from the Vest where he spent
week on business.
Miss Francis Stern. of Savannah is
visiting the family OF her Snnt, MIS-.
Rose Ryttenbefg.
Mr.. Pluncket, Of Charleston, spent
Sunday in the city with the family OF
Mrs. Esther Noise.
MI. j. Rembert Hill, of Fernan-
dina. Fla. is in the City for few
days stay with relatives.
Mrs. C. ". McGrew is spending
few days with her sister. Mrs. j. u.
Oliver at Cameron, S. O..
Mr.. W. M Graham who spent q
week on the stock markets OF the West
returned home Sunday night.
Misses Jennie and Rosalie Barnett
have returned from Brevard. and the
Sapph;ne country, North Carolina.
Misses Pauline and Edna Epperson
left Saturday night for Wilmington,
Del. where they will attend college.
Mrs p. G. Bowman and Master
Hammond Bowman went to Columbia
Monday for short stay with relatives.
.Messrs. E. G. Haynsworth. L. D:
.Jennines. and J. Fl. Clifton returned
Last week from trip to New YORK
aad Canada.
| Rev. James Mcdowell and wife who
have spent several weeks at Glenn
Srinps and Waynesville returned to the
city last week.
Mrs. Ella Tnomey and Miss Louise
Bright who have spent the summer IN
Europe are expected to return to the
city this afternoon.
miss Florrie Heaner, of Orangeburg
county, after spending sometime In
fhe CITY. returned to her home Thurs
aay night, accompanied by her sister,
Mrs. z. E. White.
Messrs. Henry Moses. Lew Hoyt,
Guienard Jones, Ed Jones, Edward
McCntcben, James Graham, Char!es
Williamson and Harry Pitts left for
Clemson College "Wednesday.
Mrs. A. C. Phelps and children who
have been spending the summer II t ie
city with Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Moses,
have returned to thelr home IN Co
lumpia.
Miss Earluth Powell, who was
elected Secretary Of the recent Autn-
eran Sunday School Convention here,
Left for her home in North Augusta
Monoay.
& L. Cooper, Esq, was out yester-
day for the first time after recover
ing from protracted illness. his
friends were glad to see him out
again. =
Misses Gussie Middleton, Louise
Hyams. Emma Lou Schirmer, Julla
pelzer and Sadie Rieckie, who were
delegates to the Lutheran Sunday
School Convention. returned to toeir
homes in Charleston Monday evening
Miss Evelyn Rodgers. OF Bennests-
vile Who has been visiting Miss
Monsta Osteen and Mrs. Tracy Nc
Callum. Left for Greenwood Satur-
day. where she will teach IN tne
graded school.
Mr.. R. L. Kirkwood, who repre-
sents the cotton firm of Rogers NC
Cabe & Co., Of Norfolk, has not &C
cepted a position with O'DonneA q
Co., as reporter was info rmeo, as he
thought RELIABLY.
Mr.. j E Belser, of Snmmerton, q
recent graduate of the law school OF
Soush Carolina College, passed
through the city Friday en- route
. to Columbia to enter the law firm OF
Melton and Belser.
Mrs. s. A. Caldwell with her two
daughters, Misses Fannie and Sadie,
of Stateburg. Sumter county, have
moved here to make this their future
home. They will occupy a portion OF
the house on Glover street, formerly
nssd az the Presbyterian Parsonage
with Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Houser.
Mrs. Houser is also daughter OF Mrs.
Caldwell. ll.-Orangeburg News.
Senator Manning is too good man
TO believe in the dispensary. but DC
saws he does not favor in it the way II
lie now conducted There are many Of
us who might believe in the dispense.
~ If it were run strictly according tt
law, but the whiskey business Is
bad business at best, and clean,
honest man cannot afford to go int
it if he expects to remain honest