The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-08-22
LIKE CITY Department.
l. charge Of
W. i. BASS, ESQ.
Il charge Of

Miss Erwin Severance is at home
srOin Lanes.
DOn~t neglec. 10 see the game to-
day between the Thicks and ihins.
Mrs. Stokes is visiting her son
Mr. II. =. Stokes.
Ms. !. c. Scott came down from
Danv.H1 and Joined Mr.. Scott last
week.
Miss Brothers is visiting the
Misses Severance. She is from
Florence, S. c.
Miss North, of Laurinburg, y. C.,
. pending scme time with her
sister, Mrs. ". T.. Severence.
Miss Rosa Chamberlain, Of
Charleston, is visiting at W. Il.
Bass, EsQ's. Miss Chamberlain IS a
general fav0rite here and her many
friends are rcjeiced to see her again.
Mr.. R. G. Johnson has become s.
citizen CT our towu, having moved
into his new house last week. We
are glad to welcome him amcnC Us
and hope his let will be Il pleasant
one.
1ir. David Coker bought a lot on
the corner of Lake Street and
AcIine Avenue last Saturday and
let 0vt the contract fer dwelling
20 he built right away. DIR. S, J.
Gaskins has the job.
IL last weeks issue We were in
error in stating that the Lake City
,ean played lndiantown on the Sth,
It was not the IndiantoWn club, but
the Norwood club. : Indiantowp
hasn't played our boys but once,
and licked them that time.
Mr.. l.. b. Steele, of Black Mingo,
was in town short while one day
last week. Mr.. Steele, it will be
remembered, graduated a few
weeks ago with a rank Of which one
may be proud. We feel special
interest in him because he was pre-
pared here for the Citadel. He will
teach in Anderson.
Tie Lake City and kingstree
telephone line SCENE to be about
assured. About enough to build and
equip the the line has been SUD-
scri5ed, we understand, and those
having charge Of the matter of rails
ING the funds seem to be pushing
ahead. This line wonld be OF ex-
cceGing advantage TO this commnn-
ity aud We hope no disaster will
meet the effort to build it.
Two dark complexioned boys, Mott
dickson and Moses McClam, made
things a little lively for each other
Il while Saturday. Moses, for some
cause. struck Mott few licks with
d whip. A few minutes thereafter
Nett struck Moses on the head with
4 piece Of Scant'ing some eight or
ten :aet long. The skin and flesh
were eat but the skull Of course
was not fractured. The damage TO
the $Iantliug WaS considerable, it
9,,v;ng beer broken in pieces. Tie
30, : contributed their mites to-
wards the suprSrt of the town.
Two Of the best games Of the sea-
son cape of here last week. In
diHnt0wn came up on Tuesday and
crossed bats with the boys. The
Lake City nine fought valiantly,
bat the faies We're against them
The score WAS ! to l8 In favor OF
iaGiantown.
OK Friday. after the rain. the
game between LakeCity and Work.
NAV was played. The sun shone
directly into the eyes Ct the players
the .rrUund Was wet and muddy,
but the game was good one and
was witnessed by quite a good
Crewl. While the score was pretty
high, all that WAS made was made
in three of the innings. Six times
Lake City shut Workman out and
six times Workman gave Lake City
goose eggs. The score WAS $ to Q
In favor of Lake City. We would
like to see game between these
two clubs on neutral ground.