The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-09-19
PERSONAL.

Ky personal.
Rev. T. G. Herbert is in the city
fo1 few days stay.
MIR. J. E. DuPre, of Pisgah. was IN
she city Thursday.
Nj. Cliff Dorm went to Colum ola
Thursday morning.
Mr. ". G. Wells, of Psivateer, was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. j. r. Webster, OF Florence, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr. John G. Durant spent Saturday
ia town on business.
Mr. James Reaves, Of Durants' was
in the city Saturday
Miss Edna Tryon, OF Columbia spent
Thursday in the city.
Mr. ". Dukes Carson, OF stateonsg'
spent the cay IL tsoWa.
Col, ". D. Scarborough, of Dalzell,
was in the city Thursday.
Mr.. NJ. G. Ryttenberg has returned
to the city from New York.
Mr.. E P. Toomer, OF Saratoga, N.
Y. spent Sunday in the city.
Miss Lucille Randle left for Win
tnrop College Tuesday morning.
Misses Lemie aud Mable Bowman
returned Thursday from Dalzell.
Nr. Louis Williamson, OF Provl-
,dence, spent Thursday in Sumter.
Mr.. J.. M. Reid, of St. Charles,
spent Thursday in town On business.
Mr. Eugene Forshee. of Columbia.
spent Saturday and Sunday in the
city.
Mrs. W. D. Blanding and little
Gdaughter are visiting Mrs. Marx
Reynolds.
Miss Elizabeth Satterwhite left yes
terday for Rock Hill to enter Win
ttrop College.
Miss Louise Murray returned to Rock
Hill yesterday for the opening OF
Winthrop College.
Mr Mason G. Brunson, the repre-
sentative sof The News and Courier,
was ia theeity last week.
Mrs. Kate Clarke, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is visiting Mrs. Neil O'Donnell
and Miss Ethel Cobb, her daughter.
MI. Emile Nigels, of Duneden, Fla.
who has been visiting the family OF
DIR. c. P. Osteen. left for his home
Monday morning.
aM7ss Inez Mccullough returned to
her home in Darlington on Monday.
>she spent Sunday in Sumter at the
home Of DR.. Osteen.
Mr.. Walter Boyle left yesterday
Ssfcr Spartanburg. Woford College
opens today and Mr.. Boyle will eti-
Ter the Junior class.
Mrs ksssst Schilling and Mrs.
John /. BtnRson have returned from
Charleston accompanied by Mrs j. P.
Lone. a sister Of Mrs. Schilling.
Miss Alma Smith, Who has been
visiting Miss Marie Durant, LETT last
ssturdsy for Rowesville, s. c., to
take charge of the public SCHOOL ae
that place.
MI. Alva Lumpkin, of Columbia,
~A ant a few hours in Sumter Friday.
n Lampkin is an old student at sne
I1,;.a IT., -sity of South Carclina, and MS
my.n g.essa sha, morning was to look up some
.of his eoi. 'ege friends.
MrA n Sanders, of Hagood, was
i'm . sau1ser e % on Thursday and left that hat
.1as.i .,sss.1% msss ss5 the National t Prison
Gnnsa,enee samsa. msE This IL is the fifth meeting
of the Conference MT. oanoeEs naS
attended.
ar. j. z. King, wh6 mas oeen oe \ IN IN
charge Of the Sumter brarcA o.i1ad
bott's Cigar Store, has been - 20 - :.
to Columbia. There he will "a 70
higher position under Mr.. Abbca, =
adr. Lony Markey has come to take
Mr.. Kings place, and from now On
RAI conduct the Sumter store.
Mr.. Richard q. Manning went to
Washington Thursday ca business
connected with 'the Cotton Warehouse
Company. :Ffomtthere he will go oE1
TO Atlantic City. waere Mrs. Man
ming has been taxing medical treat
ment for some weeks Mp Manning
expects to be gone several days.