The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1900-11-01
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Wilmington, spent Sunday %mohG
his Old friends N toxin.
Mr., GrimSicy, OF RcNrct, y. G.,
father of the late J. Il. GF'mSley,
spent the latter part Of last week
with his dau@ht"r-in-iHE'. lie re-
turned home Friday.
Dallas l. Jones, our 0Ee-timc
Ccil9W-toWnSNan, but now 0l Char-
lcstou, paid uS Il visit sunday: Vh
Monday he went out to see his Sis
4er. Mrs. Julia Coward, wha has
been quite i'll some time, brt Is now
>bctter.
HI. Whitlock left Saturday on
9 irip that sill extend OEcr some
weeks. He goes first to Columbus,
where he will take in the State fair.
thence lie will gotO his old home IN
North Carolina to visit relatives
and friends of former days.
Constable McCutohen tried to de-
liver billet &Ouy bearing magIS-
,xrate's signature to Zee Graham
Saturday. Zee had such Important
business on hand just at that time
that he cOUld not waste the precious
rIoments on such foOlishncS. He
went INTO the thicket IT > l3i; gait.
The constable'S return was Non est
inventus in sWampo up stumplous."
We wished earnestly that c, +.
Mccoy would he appointed perma-
nent agent at this place, but IN TINS
we are to he disappointed. Inc Oh
ticials in following the custom OF
the company in filing vacancy By
regular promotion, VII! appoint
Mr.. Blow. We regret TO lose Mr..
McGoy, who is a good agent and Il
gentleman. We hope We shall be
Warranted in saying the same of
his successor. If we had voice In
the Selection Of assistant agent, we
.1rould vote that the present lncum-
bent be retained forever.
The doors of the city court room,
like those of the temple of Janus,
.rn seldom closed these autumn
.days. Last week WAS especially
lively and the harvest correspond
inplv rich. TO the roll call on Mon.
,,jav two answered to the charge Of
.:.Iiunk and uisorderly" and one to
s.disorderIyn without the drunk.
81 was all that was put in the col
lection box; ;anOther row brought in
$40. A light bronze sport c0ntrlOu-
led $3.50 " eduesday for being load,
I'D with heavy jag, which caused
him to unload al cord oi w""a ana Il
ION of oathS and vile words. Ihurs
-t;ay big drunk and Il Cohiahche
dance called for $40 and siXsh0arS
in the refrigerator. Friday ioca'
talent had a two-round mill, which
called for s. 80. Tie week closed
win Il case 0fcurSing and disorder
cnnduct which netted 81 Do. Ana
thus the good work goes on.
NIB. Hilliard WiliiS,of RascOm,
Fla aud Miss Mabel Thomas, eld-
est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs; NJ. a.
Thomas, were married on InuTS-
day, 18th instant, ats a. H., by the
Eev ~ ]. Rookie. The marriage
took ulace Mt the family home, and
ayos witnessed by few near rela-
live. of the bride and groom. An
hnur and \ half after the ceremony
the Young couple, amid showers Of
rice, boarded the s0uthbound tram.
They will spend some days at Cot
tJ~cville, Collet0n county, among
rrIatives of Mr.. Willis. Thence
they will go to their home In Florl-
n, to becin a life that we sincerely
none will end after many, very
Inanv wears. and then upon sunny
.slopes by banks upon which sweet
south winds whisper peace" Mr'
Willis is certainly very lucky boy
Lake City has no more popular nor
generally beloved young lady than
3,e one he won. May they reap the
.ry hest that the future snail bear.
j leS<ings be theirs, Of peace, JOY ana
sunshine.
.,upis ". Sutcliffe departed this
life. ON Thursday, the 18th OF Octo-
her ut his home in Newark, y. D.,
aged twenty nine years. Ills re-
,H,,ins were laid to rest iii the Bap-
tjst cemetery at Lake City, ON last
sunday at s y. III. Mr.. Sutclltte
was a native of Charleston, i'll which
seitv his parents Mr.. and Mrs. A n
Sutcliffe still live. His start III life
was made in Augusta, whence ne
went TO New York with klepstein
Eros.. with whom he remained TIL
his death. Two years ago he mar
ried Miss Mills, of Hamilton, Ont,
Canada, who survives him. He
was closely connected with some or
,,n,,Js nf Lake City and of Will