The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-08-15


Miss Ni!Iie McCabe visited the
Misses Rollins last week.
Miss Bertha Nettles, who has been
in attendance at the summer school,
returned home Friday.
Mr.. w. Julian Clark returned to
Lake City Friday. He is now clerk
ing forJ. ). UcClam & co.
Miss Maggie Lee went off Friday
"n visit 70 friends and relatives in
TimmOnsVille and Gainesville.
Miss Virginia Walker, of George
town, spent several days in town
jast week with the Misses Rollins.
Mr.. j. A. Scott and two Of his lit
tie girls came up from kingstree
Friday and spent the day at W. l..
Bass, ESo's.
The chain gang, having finished
the repairs to the causeway at
Bas.' bridge, returned to Camp
branch Thursday.
The base ballist that hopes to get
ahc%3 of Manager Stokes will have
10 get up early in the morning-in
fact he had better not 90 to bed at
Ali.
Thera will be two games Of ball
IL Lake ritv this week. The home
,eain Viii play Indiantown Tues
day or Wednesday and the Work
lnan club on Thursday.
Thursday Lake City played In
diaHtcWn on the formers diamond.
Tie game was an enjoyable one,
good ratured and lively. Lake
City Won the victory.
IN the magistrates court last ses-
Sion The only case called was the
St0tn vs. Mango Mcknight, lar
cenE. The case was arranged on
the basis ef $40 for Treasurer Rol-
Ans.
Work on Mr.. J. N. Kennedy's
house will begin at once. Mr.. Sam
uel G&skins has the contract. The
house will be an exact copy of Mr..
Halls. except that one or two di-
auensions will be larger.
The Concord and Param Sunday
schools united in celebration and
picnic last Saturday. We under.
stand that the exercises were well
carried out and gave much inter-
est and pleasure to all, and that
Tie whole affair was Il complete
svL cess. The crowd was large one.
Mr.. John r. Watson went to his
old home In Darlington Saturday
for q few days to recuperate. He
has been confined to his room three
Q. four days, and thinking that a
little rest would be beneficial, his
fatber came down and took him
home. He is expected back at his
;'a%r 'als week.
J aSt Friday there WAS ball
SAME betWeen Scranton and Lake
,,tf OH the iat;el's ground. The
scranton boys brought good players
nd ihey played good game, but.
: l's crowd was large one and had
,.ieDtF ut noise ~ it. The rooters
we're uui in !,'rce and their Music
hneN no II; up. The game was a
lNeiy, roaring one froit. beginning
~ rIa. The core WIS = 10 ii in
l.IvGr "f Lake city.
Mr.. Samuel j. Graham departed
tEi$ life on the 7th inst at his kOme
shout three miles from this town.
ON the Sth he was buried with Ma
sonic hon0rs at the Cameron bury
ing ground in the presence of a
Eoodly number of friends ard rela-
lives. Mr.. Graham was we'll ad-
VaHcedin in years. His exact age we
90 not know, but think it is about
seventy. He had an active, ener-
getic life, and wore his years we'll.
His death was a surprise, as it came
suddenly, He was known through
out the country, where he spent the
greater part of his life. He leaves
a widow and several children to
mourn his loss.
Mrs. Ella Belk, wife of Mr.. L. NJ.
Brls, died last Sunday afternoon
alter IN Illness of abe ut two weeks.
She Was buried in the Baptist
cemetery Monday. Ms. Belk was
the oldest daughter of Mr.. L. T.
Moody. Only about two months
ago her mother was laid at rest,
nov the daughter has gone to join
her in the silent realms. In the
t!gsh of young womanhood, about
hve months ago she became a bride
aud began life in earnest WITH her
y0un. husband. Only q few days
ago the young couple selected
l0t and began planning their home.
With one Dl0W all their fond eX-
utcjations are wrecked and seat
tered The kindliest feeling OF the
..-Il.LL..InitA- N.ith thn n.nI,r.x