The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1906-03-28
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. J. J. Ragin is in the city.
Miss Ellen Harrell has returned to
Rembe.ts.
Mr.. w. q. Ingram has returned
from New York.
Mrs. F. D. Knight is visiting rela-
tiyes in Florence.
Miss Nina Dove has gone to Green
vile to visit relatives.
Mr.. q. A. Lennon spent Sunday at
his home in Lynchburg.
Mr.. J. A. Foxworth. of Mayesville.
was in the city Thursday.
Miss NeIa Sanders, of Hagood. is
visiting Miss Lemie Bowman.
Dr.. w. W. Sibert has returned from
q business tip to Atlanta, Ga.
Mr.. e MNHarby and family have
returned from visit to Albany, Ga.
Miss Gussie Keels has returned
home after long stay in Orangebcrg.
Miss Rosa Cooper, Of Wisacky. is
visiting the family of Dr.. George W.
Dick.
Mrs. j. Diggs Wilder has returned
from pleasant visit to friends IN
Stephens. Dorchester County.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. B. Rhodes. Of
1 Kingstree. scent Sunday with their
sister, Mrs Bonneau Keels.
~ Miss Dsssy Bowman returned Sun
I day afternoon from q: short trip to CO.
Z lnmbia.
Mrs. T. B. Reynolds, who has been
quite sick fer over week, is improv-
ing souse.
Mrs. Henry stuckey. Of Bishopville.
S. O., is visiting her son, Dr.. d. M
Stackey.
Mrs. C. M. Brown, Jr., of Miami,
Fla, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. V.
"a. Phelps.
Miss Annie McMaban. OF Columbia,
is visiting Misses Fannie and Lula
/Haynswortn.
Mrs. James a. Dawes and children,
Of Pbiladelphia, are on visit to Mrs.
~. Fl. Epperson.
Mrs. G.SH. Dorm, who has been
visiting in BenuettsVile, returned to
the city Monday.
uMrs. z 2 Smith wita her child, Of
Ezder. Mo. - visiting her sister.
Mrs. L Pa7rctt.
Mrs. Peytou 8. Bowman, OF Biz
miaghem, Ala, * visiting Mr. ?. G
Bowmaa and family.
Miss Pauline Davis, who has been
visiting Mrs Geo. L. Kicker. has re-
turned TO her home IN Rock Hill.
Miss Gussie Harby left Saturday for
Brunswick, Ga, where she will re-
main for several weeks With friends
Mr.. aud Mrs. Luke Tucker, Of Will
.mington, N. c.. are in the city on
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hogan.
SIr. q. r. Barnes went to his home
IN Bishopville yesterday from the In
firmary, where he has been under
treatment since he was shot about
month ago.
Hon. NJ. L. Smith. of Camden.
speaker of the House of Representa-
tiyes and prominently mentioned as
prospective candidate for Governor.
was In the city for a short time yes
terday.
Hon. Joel e. Rrunson, of Sumter,
was here yesterday attending the meet
ing OF the temperance workers. Mr.
BruDson was at one time the grand
templar OF this State for the order Of
Coed Templars, a temperance society.
1t was at thas time that be wa nomi-
mated for Governor and later declined
TO rnn.-The State, March 2lst-
Hon. E. ". Dabhs, of Goodwill, was
here yesterday attending the confer-
,ence OF tenn mperance people. Ee stated
that the people of Sumter will send
Mr. Manning back to the Senate in
case he does not osser for the position
of Governor Mr.. Manning has never
said definitely that he is candidate
for Governor, but his friends have
been tr5ing to get him to run and of
course there has been some speculation
on the side as to who would represent
Sumter in the Senate. Mr.. T. B.
Fraser, tae we'll known representative,
has been spoken of but he does not
care to leave the House Of Representa-
tives for the Senats.-The State,
March 2lst.