The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-10-20

Several English walnuts of perfect
form and maturity were showed us
recently, which came from a tree
raised from a seed planted by T M
Gilland, Esq, at his residence ir
North Kingstree.
The last reports of Hon R H Kel-
lahan. who is sick with pneumonia
at Hot Springs, Ark, are favorable
and it is hoped that he may pass the
crisis safely. His cousin and house
keeper. Miss Lockamy. left for Hot
Springs several days ago and is now
with him.
Contractor Harris began work this
week on a two-story dwelling for
MIR C Brinkley on his lot in the
Nelson Addition. From the plans
this will be one of the prettiest of
the many handsome buildings which
have been erected in this popular
residence section of town.
Miss Mamie Meadors. the daugh-
ter of Presiding Elder Meadors, who
was taken to a Florence intirmary
several weeks ago for appendicitis,
was able to return home Tuesday
afternoon. being convalescent from
the serious illness attending her Sc
we're malady. Her many friends are
pleased to see her restored to health.
Mr. S A Nettles has moved into
the new Kellahan block over Jenkin-
son Bros store near the depot, and
opened hotel under the name Net
ties Hotel" Mr. Nettles has had
long experience in the hotel business
and has always enjoyed the reputa-
ton of giving good service to his
patrons.
Superintendent of Education Nc
Cullough asks every boy who had a
prize acre" to note carefully the
directions set forth in his article
this week. Even if the yield of
some dosen't seem large compared
with others, don't lose heart, boys;
other things count besides the actual
yield and you may win out yet.
Play the game through.
Treasurer J Wesley Cook, for the
convenience of our subscribers who
do not come to Kingstree often. has
kindly consented to receive money
on subscription to The Record and
we have given him a book to issue
temporary receipts therefor. When
he turns the money over to US we
will issue duplicate receipt show
ing date to which the subscription
S paid. tt.
Revival services will be held in
the Kingstree Methodist church,
beginning Sunday, October 80, and
continuing for ten days or longer.
The pastor will be assisted by Rev
D E Comann, conference evangelist
for North Carolina. Mr. Comann is
now conducting a very successful
meeting in the Methodist churches
of Columbia. Everybody is invited
most earnestly and cordially to come
out to these services and try to re-
vive the spirituality of our town
and community.
DR. A NJ Snider presented us with
an apple yesterday that was just a
little finer than any specimen of this
fruit We have ever seen raised in
Williamsburg, or anywhere else, for
that matter. In size, perfection OF
form and bright color it might have
materialized from the autographed
illustration of a nursery catalogue.
This notable specimen came from
Washington State, on the Pacific
coast, where DR. Snider says one OF
his boys, Mr. H B Snider, has a fine
young orchard with seventeen hum
dred trees bearing these fine apples.
To our friend, Mr. G F Williamson,
of the Hebron section, we are OBJ
ligated for a generous sample of
his homemade wheat flour. The
sack contained two kinds, labeled
first and second grades, though the
only difference we could tell was
that one was good and the other
better. The one you are eating
somehow seems a little better than
the one that has gone before. With
no hint of exaggeration we may say
that the home product is more pal.
atable and decidedly more wholesome
than the commercial patent proc
ess" flour.