The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-10-23
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DR. T B Hinnant was away por-
ton of last week in Florence.
DR. A H Williams went to Flor
ence Monday night on business.
Mr. H G Askins is keeping books
for Messrs L A Winston & Co., Pack
House No. 2.
Mrs C R Candy came over from
Scranton and spent portion of last
week with her parents.
Mr. W E Moore has gone to Rich
mond, Va, to attend the Horse Fair.
He will be away some eight or ten
days.
Leroy Lee, Esq, was in town an
hour or two Thursday on profess
sional business in the magistrates
curt.
Mrs L H Grimsley and her chill
dren went down to Lanes Saturday
night to visit the parents of the
former.
Mr. L B Roper came up one day
recently. He is still weak from his
tedious illness but is able to 60
about supported by stick.
Mr. j l. Stuckey took a business
trip down in Berkeley county last
week. He sells good deal of stock
in that county each year.
MIR WIN Mcknight. who was
confined quite while with typhoid
fever, is now so far recovered that
he was able to come to town some
days ago.
Mr. Footusan, agent for Miss Henry,
came up few days ago and made
formal transfer of the residence on
Church street known ss the "Hin-
nant" place. to MrJ P Phillips.
The Baptist Sunday School re-
Gently raised fund of several dol.
lars with which to add some three or
four hundred books to the library.
This Will be quite an improvement
and the books will no doubt prove of
Measure and benefit to all the
children.
Mr. Dillon Gaskins and Mrs Flow
ers, daughter of Mr. " Hampton
Scott, were united in the bonds OF
wedlock ut the Baptist parsonage in
Lake City on the IL instant, by Rev
IT J Rookie. The Fluctuations OF
friends are with them on their
united journey.
We stated in last weeks issue that
it was reported that Mr. W A )
Moore had typhoid fever in his fam
| ilv. We learn that this was a mis-
take. Some two or three members of
his family were a little i'll for a few
days with ordinary fever, hut there
was nothing like typhoid fever.
Rev W W Sadler occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian church
and preached very fine sermon-in
fact some say that it was the, best
sermon they ever heard Mr. Sadler
preach. This is saying good deal
as this gentleman is man of intelli-
gence and learning and is an earnest
and impressive speaker.
Miss Cordie Cockfield and Mr.
Joseph McGee were united in mar
.riage on the 10Th instant at the res
idence of the brides father, Mr. W j
Cockfeld near Liberty. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev 7 J
Rookie and was witnessed by num-
Der of friends of the young couple.
The marriage took place at Z o'clock
in the evening. These young peo-
pie have our hearty well wishes.
MAY they find life as nearly what
they expect as is possible.
A hot supper was given at Mr. J j
Matthews Friday night for the pur-
pose of raising a,fund with which to
purchase maps, charts, etc, for the
Mathews school, which is in charge
of Miss Eleida Sutcliffe. Quite a
large crowd, we are informed, at
tended and the occasion was made
an enjoyable one for all and q prof.
table one for the school, several dol
lars being netted from the receipts.
Oysters, barbecue, cakes, etc were
served in abundance and good style.
DR. Carraway and his bride, who
was Miss Pauline Baker, passed
through here on their way to their
home at Rome from Gibson, N. C.,
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