The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-09-07

Err, of Philadelphia are visiting the
family of the formers brother, Mr.
W H. Carr.
Mr. J w King, of Dillon and Saw
age, was in town yesterday. Mr.
King is president of the kingstree
Hardware Co.
Mrs L P Kinder and children came
home last week from Camden, where
they have been spending some time
with relatives.
Mrs R B w Dickson of Johnson
Vile has a message about millinery,
etc, to her friends and patrons this
week. Read it.
The candidates for Mayor and Al
derman will address the voters on
the Issues" tomorrow Frlday)
night in the court house.
Mr. and Mrs w P Young of Flor
ence have returned home after a
short visit to Mrs Young's parents,
Mr. and Mrs Louis Stackley.
Mr. w B Brockinton left Monday
night for Davidson College to enter
the senior class of that Institution.
The college opened Wednesday.
Mr. w E Jenkinson left this week
for Northern markets to buy his
fall merchandise. When he returns
you will hear from him through The
Record.
Mr. and Mrs C C Burgess and lit
tie Miss Margaret are spending the
week at Bethel with the family of
Mr. BURGESS father, Capt William
Burgess.
The municipal political pot is hot
and still a-heating, as the expression
goes. Every day or so now we hear
of new candidate for Mayor or
Alderman.
A bright little girl in town was
asked the name of her kitten.
call her Muriel," said the little
maid, because she starts with a
NEW and ends with a yell"
Mr. j Y McGill of Benson has our
appreciative thanks for nice lot of
scuppernongs. They came from
our boyhood home and are the finest
favored grapes in the world.
The two tracts of land sold under
foreclosure Monday by Clerk of
Court Britton were bought by Mr. E
B Rhodus, the mortgage, the first
tract for $3.50 and the second $3.50.
Mr. w NJ Tsdale of Benson called
called pleasantly at our office Satur-
day. His visit called to mind days of
early boy-hood when Willie" and
ourself were school-mates at our
first school.
Mr. ] B Bradshaw of Zeb bought
the ouarter-acre tract of land adver-
tised for sale for taxes for $40. The
other two sold were bid in by Leroy
Lee, attorney, and Mr. V G Annette,
respectively.
AS we have iterated, reiterated
and re-reiterated, The Record will
not publish anonymous communica-
tions. We make no exceptions, no
matter what the burden of the song.
Why waste stamps?
DR. A M Snider's dental office is
now over Drs Gamble & Jacobs
drug store, just across from The
Record office. The Doctor will be
pleased to welcome old and new pa
irons at his new quarters.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Burch, who
have been visiting relatives near
Benson. passed through town last
week, returning to their home at
Florence. They were accompanied
by Mrs Burch's sister, Miss Alma
Duke.
We were pleased to see Mr. In
gram Wilson in town Thursday of
last week. Mr. Wilson is the eldest
son of Judge Wilson and was return
ing to his home at Manning, after a
visit of some days among his kins-
folk at Indiaatown.
The sound of saw and hammer,
which seldom or never ceases here,
has been augmented recently. Mr. G
w Wolfei is having his dwelling re-
modelled and another story added,
and Mr. A C Kinds contractor will
soon break ground for the formers
handsome residence to be erected in
North Academy street, near Capt |
Funk's dwelling.