The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-04-17
LOCAL ITEMS OF Interest.
AFFAIRS CAUGHT BY OUR LOCAL
REPORTER AND NOTED.


REPORTER AND NOTED.
Mrittenin Condensed orm and Printed
in Like Manner for the Sake Of
Our Busy Readers.
Pref. w, ]. Smiley, was in town
monday from Cades.
Mr.. w. B. Mccullough, now of
St Stephens, was in town Friday
Mrs. NJ. r. Brown, of Browns, S.
c., is visiting her daughter, Mrs. II.
II. I-cllehan.
Misses Alice Mccullough and
MAY Stoll were in town Saturday
from Salters.
Miss Mary wilkins, of Athens,
Ga, is visiting the family of her
brother, Mr.. w. T. Wilkins.
Mr.. Harvey Fl. Kinder, a member
of the county pension board, was IN
town few hours SATURDAY..
Miss Eula Johnson is assisting in
the telephone central office during
Miss Barbara Jacobs absence in
charleston.
Last Saturday Messrs Thomas &
Bradham shipped 81 head of beef
cattle to Charleston. They were
consigned to ]. d. Welch.
J.F.Huggins, of Santee, had a
black mare stolen Monday morning
about daylight. The mare was blind,
but in good order otherwise.
Mr.. It. Nelson went to Charles
ton Sunday to see his brother
Frank, who has suffered a relapse
after his recent c0nvaleseence.
Our city fathers are putting in
some good work on M;ll street,
cleaning out bitches and otherwise
improving that and other thorough
fares.
Messrs. J. p. Nelson and c, w.
Wolfe went to GallOvan Thursday
10 witness the marriage of Mr.. j..
B. Steele and Miss Bessie Cotting-
ham.
NJ. Walter Cane, detective of
the A. G.. L. Co., with headquarters
at Florence, attended Judge
Salters' court Friday as witness
for the State.
Mr.. W. E. Nettles, of Lake City,
called to see us Monday. Mr.. Net
ties has recently accepted posi-
ton on the road as merchandise
broker representing several prom
inent firms.
Congressman r. B. Scarborough,
our representative from the 9th dis
rrict, recently presented the Kings
tree Graded school with large
map of the United States and our
island possessions.
Rev, II. J. Cauthen preached two
interesting sermons in the Metho-
dist church Sunday morning and
evening. At the close of the eve-
ming services he announced as his
subject for next Sunday night,
"The last Judgement
Mr.. George Mitchum, of Bloom
ingvssle, than whom there are few
n the county better known and
better liked, gave us few mo-
ments of his society Friday. There
are few men as big hearted and
whole souled as "Uncle" George
Mitchum.
The local freight from Florence
to Charleston, has changed its sched-
ule from daily trips to every other
day. Following is the schedule
which went into effect Monday:
Down, Monday, Wednesday and
Friday; up Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday.
The following visitors FROM the
county were noted in town Monday:
Messrs. w r Singletary, Scranton;
B H Guess, Salters;G l. and Henry
Sauls and B G Timmons, Gades,
Magistrate w D Snowden, Benson,
Herbert McClary, Mouzons, and w.
+. Severence, Lake City, c NJ Rich
burg, Greeleyvale.
Mr.. e. Bell. Of 1ndiantown re-
turned Thursday night from Harts-
willie, where he attended the
wedding of Miss Fannie Bell to Mr..
Prank N. Hursey on Thursday, at
3p. M, in the Hartsville Baptist
church. The, bride fs niece Of Mr.
Bell and the groom conductor
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