The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-07-18
LIKE CITY Department.
II charge of
w. l.. BASS, ESQ.


We had heavy rains on Saturday
and showers on Sunday and I"n-
day.
Rev. T. II. Harrison, Of the Sar-
,}is neighborhUOd was III town Mon
day.
r. J. Kirk, Esq, spent few hours
in town Saturday Oh professional
business.
AEr.J. r. Watson went to Darling
ton Thursday night on visit and
returned Saturday.
Mrs. jamie Byrd and her Gaugli-
ter, Miss Annie, were in our town
FriGay from Scranton.
Nirs. H.V Erps returned home
from Pawley's Island Monday. She
enjoyed her outing very much.
Mr.. B. O. BristoW came down
from Darlington the first OF the
week and remained in town q short
while.
DR., 4. II. Williams went TO Char
lcston Monday night. His visit was
on business and also for the benefit
Of his health.
Miss Olive Flowers. Of Darlington
couaty, who had been on 4 visit 70
Misses Ethel and Jackie Rodgers,
returned home Saturday.
Mrs. A. IL. Williams and children
contemplate leaving the latter part
Of the week on 4 visit to Cottage
vile, COlieton county.
Glr. J. w. Turner will very prob
ably put up q ginnery at his home
ubOul seven miles from here. lie is
now negotiating for the outfit.
Mr.. c. Y. St.Amand took & run up
from kingStee here Oh Monday
morning. We are glad t. learn
tnat lie will remain i'll the City by
Black River.
Mr.T. L. Caldwell ard his son
Paul went to Florence last week to
WilDess the game Of bail. They
covered the entire distance there
ana back, 46 miles, on their wheels,
Mr.. Evans, OF Charleston, spent a
day last week in our town. He was
on business connected with the re-
cent failure of JOyner Bros. Mr..
Evans is a member Of the Simmons
Evans Co.
Manager Stokes informs US that
i.e is making arrangements for his
team to play Marion on the 2ith ,and
ne says that the Swamp Fox boys
will rue the day they cross bats with
the lake City nine.
The tobacc buyers are beginning
to come in. Mr. {. II. Nichols, who
was here last season, arrived Sat
uriay night. Mr. Winston, vino Is
u new buyer so far as Our market Is
concerned, is in. ana II to buy.
She Darlington excursion on the
Jiln carried some Of the Lake City
1rits. Among those who went We
ln,nti0n MeSsrs. = + G0dwin. J y
sHgletary. . Z Hall, J K " ats0n,
J Vi kennedy, Is NJ Cien,rnt,J ) l.
It ,tkey, J.. f Joyiter ano others.
The first tobacco sale Of the sea
son took Place at the FARM rs
Wareh0uSe last Friday. The Uus;-
hess will moi open fully before next
week, and this was not Il regular
sale. y UaG WAS brought i" ana
sold. The high0st price brought
WAS 10 cents. which was excellent
JnSidering the quality OF the TO-
Da@cO.
NJ. Robert Osborne, now Of Mia
mi, Fla, is on a visit to friends and
relatives in the Bethel neighbor-
hood, his old home. Fifteen years
ago 2ir. Osborne went away to seek
his fortune in other lands and set
tied in Miami, where he is doing
We'll, This is the first time that his
friCnds Of former days have seen
him since lie moved away, and his
visit is a pleasure to all Of them.
\ festival for the benefit Of the
Lake City base ball team will be
given at the Farmers Warehouse
mex, Friday night. Uahn'S ice
cream, cake and lemonade will he
The occasion will be one Of general
ioii,y anG pleasure. The team
promise hat the refreshments Serv-
ed Will be enjoyable. Remember
The cream viii be Hahns', which
has "A enviable reputation.
TIE town council is having the
siG v&lks, streets and vacant lots
cleared of grass and weeds. OGr
town is heulthful and we mean to
kec;, IL so. We have Il house TO
house inspection every month, and
;;ny;tiug of an unsanitary nature
is REGARDED as 4 nuisance and its
maintenance punished as such; and
rs -. five Is SO an hour VerY few