The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-06-12
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
Mr.. E. 0. Ingram is IL the city.
Mr.. H. C. DesChamps spent Sunday
in the city.
Mr.. J e. King, of Columbia, spent
Sunday in the city.
Mr.. n. S. Mcleod, of Oswego, spent
Monday In the city.
Mr. B. j. Rhane has been in the
city for several Gays.
Mr.. A B. Baskin, of Bishopville,
was in town Monday.
Dr.. E. S. Booth has gone to More
head City on business.
Mrs. Dr.. Black. of Columbia. is
visiting Mrs. E. S. Booth.
Mr.. John 81. DesChamps, of Ell
liotts, was in town Monday.
Rev. William Baynswortb, of 2riva-
teer, was in the city Monday.
Miss Polly Goude.ock. of Gafney,
is visiting Miss Mabel Parrott:
Mr.. NJ. B. Raudle has returned
from business trip to Arkansas.
Miss Mildred Thomas returned Fri
day night from trip to Columbia.
Miss Clara Pearson, of BENEFITS
vile, is visiting Mrs. S. ". Stubbs.
Mr.. Walter L. Wilson, formerly OF
this county, IS spending few days in
town.
Misses Rosa and Virginia Cooper,
OF Wisacky, spent Friday here with
relatives.
Miss Ermine Lachicotte, a fair
young graduate, is visiting Mrs.
Archie China.
Miss Rotholz. Of Darlington, is in
the city on visit to her sister, Miss
Marie Rotholz
Mr.. and Mrs ". j. Parrott. OF Oar
lington, have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. L. I. Parrott.
Mrs. A. S. Ledbetter left for Angus
"a Sunday morning. She was called
home Unexpectedly.
Dr.. and Mrs. j. o. Muldrow return
ed Sunday night from a visit to
friends in Columbia.
Mrs. Perry Moses and Mrs. J. j.
Hardy are visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. A.
Q. Pneii 8 in Draper, n. G.
MIS-. W. B. Upsbur and children
left on Friday for Sullivan's Island,
where they will spend the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Frank Parrott, o.
GaFney, spent Sunday in the city with
Mrs. E. T. Parrott. Mr.. Parrott's
aaot.Se19.
Mr.. Connie Gallagher, of Annapo-
is, Nd, afte. an absence of several
yeas, IS in the city on visit to his
parents. Mr and Mrs. Peter
Gallagher.
Mrs. Moses Green has gone to Co
Iumbia to attend the Commencement
exercises Of South Carolina College
Her son, Mr.. L. II. Green, is a mem ber
OF the graduating class.
Miss Mamie Zernow, who has been
teaching school at Winasbcro, S. c.,
is stopping few DAYS with her aunt,
Mrs. B. r. Sanders, before returning
TO her home in Charleston.
Mr.. c. q. Thurston, Supreme Or
ganizer of the Knights Of Honor for
South Carolina, lately located at
Union. S. c., has removed with his
family to this city. which he will
make his headquarters for the present.
He is much impressed with Sumter
aud thinks it the best town he has
seen so far in the State. The Knight:
OF Honor need no introduction to oul
readers. The Lodge here being one
Of the Oldest in the city. The Knights
OF Honor is the second oldest fraternal
insurance order in the United States
and has paid WIDOWS and orphans
benefits to the amount of sS7, 600. 0M
many thousands Of which were dis
tributed among our own citizens.
The Winthrop College students re.
e:rned home Wednesday afternoon
Mr. Samuel T. Harvin, an old o;ti-
zen Of Sunmter county who removed
By wagon to Mississippi wher
a boy, along with his family
and a number Of other relatives, il
1854, is on visit to relatives here
and in Clarendon. This is MS second
visit here since that time, the first vis-
it having been in 1870, thirty-sever
years ago. Of course, he sees many
changes and Improvements in Sum.
ter; but he says it is no more than he
expected, compared with his home
Meridian, which now has 10000 pop.
uIation, and had not a house left a,
the close OF the war. Mr.. Harvin has
been spending several days with nj:
nephew, Mr.. B. B. Seymour, but has
gone to Alcolu to visit other relatives
In that vicinity.