The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-08-29
lake CITY Department.
In charge of
W. l.. BASS, ESQ.


sister, Mrs. n. +. Stack at Remini.
Miss Lena Gregg, Of Florence, re-
: turned home M0oday after a few
DAVIS visit TO Mrs d NJ Epps.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. S T Goodwin died Saturday
night Her little span Of life was
only about one Heek.
Mr.. :. G. Morris has been elected
principal Of the 0ekesbury Graded
School and accepted the position. He
goes to Cokesbufy the latter part
Of this week.
Miss Eva Rollins will teach
the Wayside school the coming
Term. This school is near MT. B.
B. Chambers, and 1t Will open be-
tween the 1st and 18th of September.
Mr.. and Miss Andrews, of Oswe-
go,Sumtcr county.have been spend
ing some days in town the gaesSs
Of Rev. and Mrs T. f. Rushton.
Mr.. Andrews * thinking Of coming
here to make his home. He says
he VIII decide definitely in a few
days. Should he remove here, he
will merchandise and do some
tracking.
Mr.. G. d. Rollins will come hMme
about the 4th Of September for a
months vacation. He attended the
Baltimore Medical College last
term and will continue to attend
until lac finishes the course. At
tie close ri last term he accepted
good situation in Baltimore, which
he vii! fiji during the intervals be-
tween college terms. He will re-
turn October to resume his studies.
On Friday night Laurie Stuckey,
the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J Il
StuckCv. breuthed out his brief span
Of lie and returned 80 the bosom
of Him who such y little while
sen: hin forth He was taken
wi IN tonSilitis some days ago and
it was then thought that he could
not survive, but he soon began to
improve ard his recovery was fond
cherished, but aias, relapse set in
and the tiny spark was Snuffed out.
lie was was the only boy in 4
family OF six children. and was
nearing his fourth birthday. He
was the iOndcst hope OF his father
and the pet of the entire family.
3right ard i0yOus rs a sunbeam,
his taking away was bitter, bitter
blow to theM and now everything
reminds tacm of Little Laurie.
ljc was laid 1T rest in the Lake
CITY cemetery Saturday afternoon.
May the Great Physician minister
to the hereaved.
The cOn:mittee of the Lake City
circuit having the parsonage matter
IN charge h"IG q meeting on the
.2lSt, J. c. Young presiding. Al a
meeting about month ago the
committee resolved to hnild new
parsonage az 3 cost of $3.50, divided
-!hr amount among the churches
cfthr circuit and appointed sub
committee consisting Of one MEM
!,rr FROM c.,rn church ard instruct
CD tNi~ ii D-Cumnittee to send ltS
meinr,'r- BACK Ia their respective
C'iurcAt.; ni"iorm them IF the SUN
*. pc:uH, ~ =. e tnat their churches
[ uK St",S to raise their sew
rr,l prp pvortiln< and to report at
DIS, V "ire>J!aN's meeting the re-
suit of tneir wnrX. Reports aS To
III, pingrnSS made III raising the
EInds were made. Hebron made 4
5,rGp"Sition 80 give $3.50 and a site
., ahnOt 10 acres provided the par
Son> be located at that church
The chau ruled this out Of order as
it was contrary ta the church laws.
inasmuch aS u parsonage could not
ire located In this manner. The
Lake City Church eWns the lot on
which the parsonage IS now situ-
s,ted. TIE parsonage, However, is
rot & local, hut 8 circuit pars Onage
For this reason sope he STATED
about advocating that the circuit
builG house OH land belonging to
tae local church at Lake City. 70
,thviatp any trouble on this account
the Lake City church offered to
convey the l0t to the circuit, valu-
ing it at $3Da and providing that the
circuit should build its parsonage
on il or sell il for not less than $500
and invest the proceeds in another
loi III Lake City on which lot the
siiysonaSc should he built. This
%hy c0mmittee agreed to report to
the quarterly conference for itscon
e:dcrdtiOH.
True tO announcement the ThickS
&ai Trims crossed bats and other
things last Thursday, not promptly
1t the advertised time, however.
some of the Thins consumed so
much time in making their toilets
ta&t il was 3.59 before TIE order OF
AMarch frCm the depOt WIS formed.