The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-08-11

home at Whigham, Ga.
Mr. II d Gamble of Black river
(who, by the way, is a candidate for
county commissioner has our hearty
thanks for Il mess Of luscious peaches,
which he brought us Monday.
Mr. George Hemingway of Outland
is back from trip to Asheville to
see his wife, who has been quite sick
up there recently. We are glad to
lealn that Mrs Hemingway is inl-
proving.
The time allowed candidates fol
filing pledges expires at II O'Clock
Monday, August Is. We under
stand that as Vet only about half the
number in the field have attended to
this matter.
Rev II Z Darnell, pastor of In
diantown church, came up Monday
to meet his sons, Messrs Harry and
Frank of Knoxville, Tenn, who
are here for brief visit 10 their
father family.
Presidents of clubs are requested
to send lists of managers to Chair
man Williams ut once. Delay IN
this matter entails much extra work
upon the county chairman when
there is no necessity for it.
Kingstree's second nine went to
Lake City Thursday o. last week
and engaged Lake City's second nine
in match game of bali. The
Kingstree boys won the game by a
core of Z to 5. The game was
called at the end of five innings.
Again we remind correspondents,
as we have done time and time again,
that their letters must reach us hot
later than Tuesday to appear in the
current issue of the paper. This
week we received several on Wednes.
dav. requesting us to be sure and
publish in this issue.
Mr. D Gilland is winning laurels
as crack twirler in North Carolina
semi-professional league. In a game
last week between Ifendersonville
and Brevard he pitched nine innings
without Welding single hit, thus
establishing a record in base ball cir
c!es of the Old North State.
Cadet f C Register, of the S. G.
Military Academy, was in town Mon
day. Cadet Register is first lieuten-
ant of Company "B" and is the
winner of the "Star of the Vest
medal for the best drilled man in in
dividual competition. On his return
in the fall he will enter the first
(senior) class.
Mrs j G Stoll and daughters,
Misses Sue and May Stoll, returned
Monday night to their home in Ches-
ter. Mr. C w Stoll, who is conva-
lescent from serious illness, accom-
panied them and will spend some
time in Chester; later on he expects
to visit Glenn Springs and the noun
tains to expedite the rebuilding of
h is wasted tissues.
Mr. w G Hemingway, one of
Williamsburg's largest merchants
who has been critically i'll at his
home in the lower part Of the county,
is reported better. Also Mr. H d
Munnerlyn, just over the Georgetown
line, is said to be gradually improv-
ing. This news is gratifying to the
many friends of both these gentlemen
among our readers.
Misses Lille Cunningham, Annie
Cunningham, Evelyn Cunningham,
Daisy Witherspoon, Ethel Nesmlth,
Mary Snowden, Sallie Sanders and
Messrs Tom McCutcheu, Robert
Erwin, Sam Snowden and John Gun
ningham of Indiantown returned to
their homes last Tuesday, after
spending week at the Ocean View
Hotel on Pawley's sland.-George-
town Times, Aug. s.
The congressional campaigne:s
spoke at Greelyville Wednesday of
last week, Thursday at Harpers.
Friday at Carvers bay and Saturday
at Lake City. On Monday, the Sth,
they addressed the citizens of johnson
Vile, going thence into Florence
county, where they are holding forth
to good audiences despite the rain.
Verify the life Of IA wouldbe Congress
man is Il strenuous one.
Attention is called to the Planters