The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1902-02-27
Lake CITY Department.
In charge Of
w. l.. BASS, ESQ.
In charge Sl

nm the city OF CnarieStou.
Mr.. 3. q. Bristow came down
from Darlington Monday.
Senator Williams and Represent
ative Carter are at home frsm the
general assembly.
Miss Annie Sutcliffe, who has
been spending some time with her
aunt at Rome, returned home one
day last week.
Charlton DuRant, Esq, Of Man.
ming, was here Saturday on legal
business. Mr.. Durant is the part
ner Of our s.licitor.
Misses Sue and Cecil Severance
went down to visit Charleston and
the exposition Thursday. They
spent several days.
Mr.J. L. Stuckey went down to
Charleston last week and took part
in the Pythian celebration. He re-
turned delighted with his visit.
How would it do to have cur be-
sigerent senators do their little
rounding act for the delectatiOn of
the populace during the next sum-
aaer's campaign ?
One of our young men is attend
ing school on Mondays and Fridays.
The teacher isn't a man and spends
Saturdays and Sundays at home,
some miles from the school house.
1t seems that this young man does
not want the teacher TO hold the
position much longer. He recites
his lessons privately.
Mr.. W. T. Askins is determined
to keep the dispensary away from
Lake City If voting will do it..
Two boys came to his hsuse to-
eether ON Tuesday of last week.
They will be old enough to vote le-
gally In twsnty-one years. The
morning after their arrival Mr..
Askins ordered car load Of meal.
Isn't meal an ingredient of that soft
baby food called pap?
On the evening of the 10th Mr..
George J. Brothers and Miss Erwin
Severance were united In the holy
bonds of wedlock. It was a church
marriage, and one of the prettiest
that has been witnessed here.
Even before the appointed hour, 7
O'Clock, the Baptist church, where
the ceremony took place, was
crowded with a concourse Of inter-
ested friends. The church was taste
fully decorated and we'll lighted.
Theyeung couple taking their vows,
the man Of God pronouncing the
solemn words never to be revoked,
the attendants and the background
ofeyergreens and flowers made a
pretty picture and one likely to lin
Ter in the halls of memory. The
short and simple, but impressive,
ceremony was performed by the
Rev. T. j. Rookie. The attendants:
Mr., r ], Severance, of Florence,
best man, and Miss Ethel V Broth.
era. or ChaFieston, maid Of honor;
Mr.. William Salters, Of Charleston,
and Miss Cecil Severance; Mr.. j.
w. Floyd and Miss Sue Severance.
The music was furnished by Mrs.
w. E. Severance. Among the Wis
iting guests we may mention Capt.
ID. L. Gordon and Miss Florence
Gordon. Of Lanes; Miss Leila Whit
field, Of Salters; Mesdames Edwin
Parker and J. w. Cotton and Misses
Estelle Holiday and Irma Nettles,
of Lanes, and Dr. A. G. Eaddy, VI
Jacksonville. After the marriage
the bridal party and q few& guests
repaired to the home of the brides
parents and attempted to do justice
to the nice supper served. The
young couple went to Charleston
an the ESQ train. Mr.. Broth
ers is an engineer Of the A. G. Line,
, and the bride is the eldest daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs.P. E. Severance.
They will make their home in Flor
ence, where Mr.. Brothers recently
built nice residence. BY the loss
of Severance d union Is made,
and the coupio are Brothers, not
withstauding one is woman. We
congratulate Mr.. Brothers, for he
secured a wife of whom any one
might I've proud. Her qualities Of
head and heart are Of the Kind that
justifies the declaration that wo-
man was the crown of creation.
Hearty good wishes are given that
- their united lives may be abundant
in joys and brightness and that their
liie's journey may he made hand
in hand under glad skies and in the
breath of rOse-laden breezes.
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