The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1910-07-07

al days with Misses Eunice and Bloo-
ma Kennedy.
Misses Eunice and Blooma Kenne-
dy pleasantly entertained a few Of
their friends Friday evening in honor
of their visitors.
Messrs ] P Matthews, T j Cot
tingham and Sam Sturgeon of Lake
City were here yesterday afternoon
for a short while.
Misses Mayme and Lydie Taylor
of Eutaw, Ala, and Miss Alma
Burnside of Columbia are visiting
the Misses Harper.
Misses Edith and Nealy Brady
and Mr. Charlie Farrow of Whining
ton, N C, are guests of Hon R
H Kellahan's family.
Miss Sallie Grant and her niece,
Mrs Alice Reynolds, and lltee
boy of Charleston are guests o.
and Mrs w H McGee.
Miss Florrie Jacobs, who is taxi
business course in Savannah, Ga, is
spending this week with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Jacobs.
Mr. Paul Harper, who is connected
with the General Electric Co of
Pittsfeld, Mass. is spending some
days here with his parents.
Capt John A Kelley has returned d
from a sojourn at Tate Springs,
Tenn, and Glenn Springs. He ap-
pears much improved by his trip.
Mrs T J Simons and children of
Charleston, Miss Monte Simons of
Pinopolis and Miss M simons of
Washington, D c, are guests of MIR
and Mrs NJ F Heller.
Sheriff" j D Daniel, one Of Lake
City's finest gentlemen, spent Friday
night here and affiliated with Kings
tree lodge, A F M, at their regular
communication Friday evening.
Mr. w B Powell of Danville, Va,
floor manager for the Banner Ware
house, is hack again this season
ready to repeat his good service of
last year for the same warehouse.
Capt w H Kennedy, whole health
has been very feeble for some
months, was taken to the infirmary
at Charleston last week, but as he
did not seem benefited by the change,
he was brought home Monday.
Messrs Charles E Commander and
] F Stackley of Florence were here
on business Saturday: Mr. Stackley
made purchase of the Myers farm
near Scranton. The sale was made
through our local real estate dealer.
Mr. ] D Gilland.
Hon Ben B Sellers,a candidate for
Congress in the Sixth district, was
in town Saturday actively prescott
ing the canvass for the office he is
seeking. Mr. Sellers will no doubt
make it mighty interesting for some
of his opponents.
The Misses Harper entertained a
number of guests with an animal
party" given Tuesday evening, COM
plimentary to the young ladies who
are visiting at their hospitable home
in East Kingstree. Refreshments
were served during the evening and
the occasion was most enjoyable
one.
Mr. R A Watts, the senior member
of the firm of Watts & Watts, the
local jewelers., is back from an ex-
tended visit to various points in
North Carolina and the summer re-
sorts in Florida. Mr. Watts looks
strong and hearty. evidently being
much benefited by his period of rec
reation.
Solicitor Stoll, who is attending
court in Sumter this week, spent
Sunday and Monday at home with
his family. Last week, Mr. Stoll says,
fourteen criminal cases were dis
posed of, of which nine resulted in
convictions. The Sumter criminal
court continues through this week,
and there are still a number of cases
to be tried.
Rev E f Erwin, who has been un-
der medical trea tment at the Nc
Leod infrmary in Florence, returned
home last week considerably i'm
proved. He is still not strong, how
ever, and left Tuesday for trip to