The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1905-06-29
LAKE CITY
'''''. VII NEWS BULLETIN.
XEMS OF LOCAL AND GENERAL
INTEREST FROM OUR WIDE
AWAKE NEIGHBOR TOWN.

LAKE CITY, June 26:-Mr W s
Eaddy of Prospect was noted here
Saturday.
Editor Wolfe was welcome vlsl'
itor to our town Saturday Of last
I week.
1t appears pretty well settled that a
Pythiau excursion will be run on
July l4th by Lake City, Kingstr"e,
Scranton, Prospect and 8eulah
Lodges.
Mrs W E Carter visited in Sclan:
ton Sunday.
Mr. P D Cock6eld is wearing an
other grin. It's the eighth one.
Mrs LO Holloway has returned
from Sulllvan's Island. She and
Mr.. Holloway are now living on
Main street in the o L Bass house.
Magistrate R K Wallace of Kings
tree was up here again last week.
Wonder wnat mes coming 50 Otter
for? Squire Goodwin seems to be
holding down this end of the ju-
dlcial bench pretty well. Bat,then,
maybe Judge Wallace Is after some
thing else--kind of probate court
matter, trying to get possession OF ii
minor, and the minor being above
the age of fourteen, her consent
must be secured.
MrCF Flowers has sold out his
interest in firm cf' Stuckey 4
Flowers to DIR ] B DuRant, and the
new firm will be known as Stuckey
& DuRan.. The business will be con-
tinued without interruption. Mr.
Flowers -on:emplates going into the
turpentine business again.
And Mr. } w Floyd is another
one. He says the boy is about half
grown.
The revival services at the Bap-
tist church conducted by Rev Thos
Leitch continues with undated in
terest. Several have united with
the different churches and many
Others at each service appear very
much concerned. During the day
service, which is at 4 p m, all the
stores and other business places
are closed so that all who wish may
attend. The congregations are large.
For instance, on Sunday morning,
notwithstanding all the sisles and
other spaces were filled with chairs
and even the stand occupied by
eager hearers, some fifty or more
people could not even get inside the
church at all.
Mr. Walter S Glenn of Charleston
and Miss Mary E Gray of Salem
were married at The residence of the
brides father, Mr. Daniel Gray, on
Sunday, June rs. The officiating
clergyman was Rev J B Traywick
of Lake City.
The "!ower sessions" court Of the
Lake City circuit, Judge Goodwin
presiding, had lively time during
last week and reduced to ineal most
# the corn brought to this mill
Viuls Fulton and Lille Kinder
were charged with violation of con,
tract, Mr Bass for the State and MI
Ell Hirsch for the dcfense-guilty
ten oilars or thirty days i'll Jail
Fine paid. Lisbon Fulton plead
guilty of stealing a bag of cabbage
and went 10 shovel DIRT thirty days
Derry Graham, an old Sunday sin
ner and reck less dealer in facts anc
fancies, was fpurd guilty of carry
ing concealed weapons and vii
hang his halp hy the roadside under
the eye of Supt Lynch for thirt!
suns. The case of s J Sihgletary
VS.. j H Slngletary, in which tht
plaintiff conducted his own case anG
the defendant was represented by
Messrs H H Singletary and j H '
Gaskins. called for Il good deal Of
argument. The complaint was finally
dismissed on demurrer A A Cas-
ton, who is charged with breach Of
trust. asked for transfer and the
case was turned over TO Judge Wal
lace. W l. b