The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-08-03

gave US IllS plSdSQlS VI q Soii Ae>',
Saturday while in town.
Messrs George A McElveen, P G
Gourdin and Leroy Lee left for
Glenn Springs this week.
Mrs E T Kelley, daughter and sis
ter, Miss Margaret Ross, have re-
turned from Timmonsv!lle.
Mrs H A Miller and children,
Matte, George and Constant, left
Tuesday for Brunswick. Ga.
If the alleged bumper crop" of
cotton materializes Williamsburg
county is surely in the soup
Much complaint is heard of droves
of black birds swarming over corn
fields and threatening to ruin the
crop.
Mr. w C Claiborne left last week
to join his family at Hendersonville,
where he will spend the rest of the
summer.
Mr. w E Brockinton left Saturday
for stay at Glenn Springs. after
which he will join his family at Hen.
Jacksonville.
Miss Lillian Kohnecke has return.
ed to Sumter after a pleasant visit
to her friends, Misses Florrie and
Sadie Meyer.
Mrs Amelia Scott and daughter,
Miss Carrie, who have been visiting
lin Charleston and Manning, have
returned home.
Misses Alice and Jennie Lee Stack
ley are visiting Miss Grace Smith OF
Mullins, who is entertaining house
party of twelve.
Messrs ] H Blackwell, j L c
Moore, B w Jones, Jr, and w E Sew
erance were noted here Monday
from Lake City.
MIR and Mrs D M Erwin are spend.
ing their outing at Spruce Pine,N c.
and not Alta Pass,N Gas erroneous
" stated last week.
Mrs Julius Wertheim and Miss
Marian Manasse of Gainesville, Fla,
are visiting the family of Mr. Louis
Jacobs, in Main street.
Miss Barbara Jacobs. who has
been spending some time with Mrs
T A Blakeley at Hendersonville, re-
turned home this week.
Messrs ] C Everett and w O Cam.
lin represented Williamsburg county
at the State Farmers Union, which
met in Columbia last week.
In their new ad this week the
Kingstree Hardware Co. has an up
to-date argument as to why you
should give them your trade.
Mr. D E Motley left Saturday for
Timmonsville to visit his father, Mr.
JRM Motley, who has a position
with the Palmetto warehouse.
Rev E E Erwin has been granted a
vacation, and services at the Presby.
terian church will be omitted during
August.
Miss Blanche Funk entertained q
crowd of her youthful friends yes
terday afternoon, a to 6 o'clock, the
occasion being her tenth birthday.
Probate Judge Brockinton has Il
card in this issue giving his office
days. Prospective applicants for
marriage licenses are especially ask
ed to take notice.
Mrs w T Wilkins and children,
who are visiting the family of Mr.
wilkins brother at Athens, Ga, ex-
pect to stop over for few days at
Glenn Springs before coming home.
Mr. w T returned yesterday.
w Coward is making a bid for
your patronage in his attractive ad
published this week. Mr. Coward
has large and select stock of the
classes of merchandise that he car
ries. No better in town.
Mr. H A Miller has had an attrac-
tive and artistic sign placed on the
front of his market place. The sign
is really clever bit of color work,
representing bull grazing in pas
ture, to the left of the sign proper.
The annual reuniun of the Jacobs
family began last Saturday. Among
the members of the family living
elsewhere who are here are: Mr. and