The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1911-07-06

Will De harvested carrier IMAM II Has
been in many years. if not earlier
; than ever before. In some sections
there won't be much to harvest, it IS
said.
Mr. Tom Lewis and son, Leon, of
Tampa, Florida, visited Mr. Lewis
sister, Mrs Fannie Swami. here last
week. Mr. Lewis left Bennettesville
for the Land of Flowers" about
eleven years ago and this is his first
return visit.
Hon w D Bryan of Taft was in
town Friday and paid US his re-
spects. Mr. Bryan expects to leave
this week for his summer home ct
Hendersonville, North Carolina, to
remain in the mountains until about
September Is.
Revs w H Whaley and ST Russell
and Mr. Sam Pipkin of Bloomingvale
were noted in town Monday. We
were pleased to see our old friend,
Mr. Russell, more cheerful and ap-
parently improved in health since
his last visit here.
Mr. Louis H Epps of Hastings,
| Georgia, is here for few days visit
to his parents, Mr. and Mrs Edwin
Epps, near town. Mr. Epps has
been in Georgia for several years
and his many friends are glad to
welcome him back.
Our advertisers will please bear in
mind that we cannot change their
ads the current week when the
copy" for the change comes in
later than Tuesday. That is our ex-
treme, final limit. Try to get it to us
earlier. if possible, please.
Master George Ansel Nelson en-
tertained a number of his little
friends and associates Saturday af-
ternoon from to 6 o'clock in, honor
of his fourth birthday. Quite a
merry crowd of gleeful youngsters
shared in the festive occasion.
In renewing his subscription a
preacher in the "Old North State
writes: I'VE have not missed sim
gle copy since the paper began its
weekly visits a year ago. We ap-
preciate those weekly visits, too.
Let The Record come right on"
| Writes a former teacher in the
high school who still keeps in touch
with Kingstree by reading The Rec
ord; Kindly change my address to
Nellie, North Carolina. Hope to
find The Record even more pleasant
around the campfire than at home"
Mr. Lamar Montgomery, formerly
cashier of the Wee Nee bank, but
who is now travelling salesman for
the Wales Adding Machine company,
visited his home folk here last week.
His many friends were pleased to
see him looking we'll and prosperous.
Quite number of voters regis
tered Monday before the. county
board of registration. You know
you have to have a certificate from
the county registration board to en-
title you to a town registration GER
tifcate to qualify you for voting in
the municipal election.
The following young ladies are
guests at the hospitable home of
Miss Jimmie Britton: Miss Clara Jor-
drn, Bennettsville; Miss Kate Can
tey, Summerton; Misses Freda Rut-
land and Agnes Jones, Batesburg;
Miss Kittie Minus, St George; Miss
Zulie Anderson, Florence.
Rodgers McGill, g. young son of
Mr. w P McGill, was taken to the
Florence infrmary Saturday morn
ing to be operated on for appended
tbs. He sustained the operation very
well, 1--we understand, and last reports
indicate that he is progressing fa-
vorably toward recovery.
Sheriff Graham and Mr. A O Hud-
son have gone into partnership rails
ing blood-hounds. They have now a
quartette of fine, healthy pups, a lit
tie over two months old, that are
well-grown and vigorous. They are
sired by the pedigreed hound that
the Sheriff has had at the Jail for
some time.
The Dutch Fork weather prophets
"guse-bone" slipped up in its fore
cast for rain yesterday, so far as
Kingstree was concerned. The pre-
diction was that all over the State
,oolol would