The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-01-02
new ADvERTIsEstENTs.
PERSONAL.

dDCl5 lnISs EsS1Q SlSf4 SpSA0 h9oAA-
day in Manning with relatives.
Cadet Ives, of the South Carolina
Citadel Academy, is at nome for
the holidays
Dr.. NJ. NJ. Michaux and wife. OF
Dillon, are visiting their parents
IN the city.
Miss Lonise Parrott is visiting the
family OF Mr.. i. /. Parrott on Hainp-
ton Avenue.
Nh. David F. McGrew has returned
from very pleasant visit to friends IN
Wilson, n. G..
Miss SalIe Hartin, of Ridgeway, is
visiting Mrs. 3. NJ. Campbell on
Salem Avenue.
Mr. Charles Williamson left for his.
hcme Friday, after few days
s#ag n the city.
;ss Hernie May Bradford, Of Pri-
vaeser IS spending the holidays with
friends N Marion.
ssss Lucille Iseman, Of Manning, is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Levi
on Liberty Street.
j. Is. Weinberg, Esq, was IN the
EISy kSUHQSSy e1S CLIO s&OSS ~
Mrs. Mitchell Levi.
Mrs j. S. Harsze1L of CheraW, is.
spending few days in the city with
Mrs. II. g. Osteen.
gfr. Vigneron Parrott, OF Darling.
son, is in the city as the guest OF
Mr. VanCleye Parrott.
Mr. Willie Gillespie, of Rock HiH,
: - Mrs Rnsa Ian.
kins, on Warren Street.
Miss Marie Rosholtz. who has beer
yisisipg relatives In Darlington, re-
turred to the city Friday.
Dr.. ". L. McC Cutchen, who has been
wishing relatives in-Kingstree, s. y,
has returned to the city.
Mr. JAS. 81. CLARK, who has been at
home IN Clarkton. n. O., !or the
holidays. has returned to the city.
Miss Kate Bradford. of Privsteer
spent Sunday night in the city with
relatives. She was enronte for Bishop
villa.
Miss Ethel B. Hutchersop, OF Ken
4ucl,y, reached the city Monday and
will remain here with her sister, MIS-.
M. Stuckey.
Mr. Edward Waddill, Of Cheraw,
brought his twelve-year-oid son to the
Sumter Hospital Monday night 60 pc
treated Tor appendicitis.
DURant has returned &c
xs5s ciSgs after Spending the hcHosys
with friends aud will continue his
p-ac5ice Ia the Beiser Binding on
Coars House Square.
Miss Emmie Sanders, of Hagood,
spent Friday in the city with rela-
tives.
Miss Lula. Boykin left for Column
bia Saturday for a few days stay
with her family.
Mrs. j. w. Lowman, of Orange
zarg. IS ia the city on a visit to her
daughter. Mrs. NJ. B. Randle.
sgiss Marguerite Fobes, who has
5@an on a visit to Miss Marie Noise
Cor the past month, has gone to Ala.
hama to visit friends.
Mr.. S. H Edmunds went to colnn-
bia Saturday to assist in conduct
ing an examination Of applicants for
the Annapolis scholarship.
Mr.. J. J. screven Smith, of New
Mexico, and who is engaged in sheep
raising, is on visit to his uncle, Dr..
II T. Abbott
Mr.. James Henry Clay Harvin, who
had been living at Harvin, S. c., for
the past 56 years, has moved to Sum-
Ter, and will make this place his fu-
sure home.
Msr. Z. 6. corbett, of Greenvine, S.
c., spent Thursday in the city on her
way home from Red Springs. N. c.
Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Commander
gent to Florence Thursday to attend
the marriage of Miss Mamie Com
rnander and Mr.. Simpson
MT. and Mrs. r. G. osteen have
returned from Cheraw after stay
Of several days.
Mr.. Mark Reynolds, Jr.. left on
wednesday morning for Charleston
for a visit to his aunt. Mrs. W. B.
Nelson.
Mr. W. Ed. Dick, formerly of this
city, be. now of Sioux City, S. d.
is in the city spending few days with
relatives.
Mrs. Hugh Fraser, of Charleston
is visiting her brother, Mr.. D. M.
Dick.
Messrs. T. B. and E. A. Jenkins
were both III Charleston Saturday TAX
ing part in Gidden tour automobile
endurance test. The run was from
Charleston to summerville.
Mr.. Ben F. Mcleod has gone r
clio, S. c., where he will be engaged
+x,a dr,,o business The many