The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-12-14

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Saturday night till ieatk came to is
relief Tuesday.
H D Reddick has Christmas An
nouncement this week. His estab-
Iishment is, as ususl, we'll stocked
with Xmas goods sad novelties.
Santa Claus can fill his pack, sleigh
and all, at Reddick's.
Mr. McDuffie, Of the Marion
Iron Works, spent Wednesday here
on business. The Marion Iron Works
will probably have 4 message for
our readers through our advertising
columns in the near future.
Miss Ola May Saunders, the popu-
lar milliner for the Kingstree Dry
Goods Co, will return to her home in
Virginia next week. Her host Of
friends hopes she will come back here
for the spring season.
Mrs - Dobbin Of Richmond, Va,
is visiting the home Of her dassh-
ter, Mrs Hugh McCutchsa. We aEs
much gratiied to learn that her
son, Mr. J C Dobbin, is considerably
improved from his recent illness.
Miss Margaret Youmans, Hsw Of
Kingstree, is at home for the week.
and that 10 ~hy the stars shine nero
brightly, the skies are more radiant
and all nature seems to smile with
US. But she will soon leave W ut lu-
tvs call.-Allendak Hsr01d.
NrJ F Rodgers. whose hsoe =
few miles from Kirgstree. called st
our office yesterday and left = tan
gible token Of appreciation for the
paper in the form Of white metal
disc bearing the emblem Of the great
American eagle.
While Mr. B W Butler and family
were visiting in the Benson section
Sunday, their little non, Walter, was
painfully hurt by being thrown from
his pony. which took fright at some
bicycle riders. We IRE glad to learn
that he is now much improved.
We cannot publish, in the current
issue, communications that reach
our office later than Tuesday noon.
1t doesn't seem to do any good to
give this information from week to
week; all the same it accounts for
many an interesting article not
seeing the light of publicity through
this medium.
Mr. J H Reardon Of Mouzons
showed us Saturday couple Of ears
Of corn Of his raising. These ears.
which were fairly average, he said,
were large, well-formed and solid.
On three acres, with only 200 pounds
Of fertilizer to the acre, Mr. Reardon
says that he gathered " bushe)Z Of
corn.
We especially call attention to
the two full-page ads that appear in
this issue. Both ehe firms repre-
sented are live, progressive end en-
terprising business houses and their
stores are fairly crowded with mer-
chandise Of the best quality. 1t will
pay you to give these ads more than
a passing glance.
Daniel Boone on the Trail" at
tracted good-sized audience at the
opera house Saturday night. The
plot was fairly good, as weresome Of
the scenery and properties" such
as the big Siberian wolves and the
frontier log cabin and other effects.
There were also one or two acto rs
in the cast. Judging from the dem
onstrative applause the play pleased.
Five white men were arrested
Friday on the charge of vagrancy
and sentenced by Mayor Kinder to
two days work on the streets in lieu
Of S1.00 fine. The young husky spec
linens had annoyed several persons
by begging for a ''hand-out". All
claimed to be from the North, bound
for Charleston to work on the navy
yard.
Don't you want fountain pen
that positively will not leak? Many
fountain pen dealers make this claim
but after trying all kinds we have
found but one that will not spill the
ink when you wear it upside down
that is the Swan" Let Us show
you this pen and prove to you it
will not leak. We have several dif-
ferent styles at The Record office.
This weeks paper contains the ad-