The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-03-30

Mrs ~ - LeSeSne was Cdiieo "
Pickens last Thursday on account OF
the death of her mother, Mrs D F
Mauldin.
We have on hand a lot of blank
receipt books and note books, the
latter including attorneys fee ten
per cent. Price ten cents the book
for either.
Mr. H H Bradham, the automobile
man, is in town. If you want to
see the smoothest machine on the
market get him to show you the
Oakland"
Mr. S ] Gasque of Lake City spent
the day here Tuesday. 1t was the
first time in a long while that we
had the pleasure of shaking hands
with our friend.
Mr. and Mrs ] C Kellahan of Bel
fast, Georgia, have returned to their
home after spending some days
pleasantly with relatives in Kings
tree and vicinity.
Mr. S B Poston of Johnsonville
was in town several hours Monday.
Mr. IS B" is a regular captain Of
industry in the development OF the
section he has chosen for the field
of his activities.
The Bardin property at Lake City
and Scranton, which was sold a few
days ago at these places, brought a
little less than S45,0O0. The pur-
chaser was T Moultrie Mordecai.-
Charleston Post.
Mr. WO Camlin has bought the
bankrupt stock of Edgeworth Bros
and is offering big bargains. Mr. L
D Rodgers will be pleased to well
come you at the store formerly oc-
cupied by Edgeworth Bros.
Mr. and Mrs M F Haynesworth,
Mrs T w Jones and daughter, Miss
Belva, of Florence visited the family
of Mr. w E Jenkinson last week. Mr.
and Mrs Haynesworth are Mrs Jen-
kinson's parents and Mrs Jonesis her
sister.
In dull times the perny-wise busi-
ness-man economies by cutting
down his advertising space, while
the broad-minded merchant pushes
his advertising campaign with in
creased energy. Which class do
YOU belong to, Mr. Merchant?
Mr. John Lesesne, now of Florence,
spent the weekend in town renew
ing associations and friendships. Mr.
Lesesne had not been to Kingstree
since he went away two years ago
and was much impressed with the
towns growth and improvement.
Mr. G A Cooper, r,of the Indiantown
section, lost his dwelling by fire last
Thursday. The fire was caused by a
spark from a stove fue. Most of the
furniture was saved, but the build
ing was totally destroyed. The loss
is about 81 500 with no insurance.
Our friend, General johnson of
Chapman. while in our office Satur-
day, was seized with sinking spell
and it was feared that he had a Sc
rious attack. His illness soon pass
ed off, however, and we are pleased
to hear that he suffered no further
indisposition.
Mr. HA Miller, the enterprising
proprietor of the Peoples Market,
has installed gasoline engine outfit
for grinding meat for sausage /and
bone, etc, for poultry feed. His
machine is running nicely and he can
fill any kind of order on short no
tice. Give him call.
Petitions are being circulated to
present to Governor Blease in behalf
of D E Motley. Motley was SEN
fenced to eighteen months imprison-
ment, of which he has served about
a year. Including the time he was
imprisoned before being tried. he
has been in Jail sixteen months.
Mr. ] J Eaddy of Leo was here
Tuesday attending the board of
equalization meeting. Mr. Eaddy is
in the area wanting to go to Flor
ence and while he favors the move
he says that it is not because ne