The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-15

vester Co, visited his brother, Rev 7
S McChesney. this week.
Miss Ruby Koennecke who has
been visiting the Misses Meyer, left
on Sunday for a visit to relatives
and friends in Charleston.
Mr. w G Green and family have
moved into the residence in North
Kingstree owned by Mr. + c Bur-
CESS, opposite DR. C D Jacobs.
Mr. and Mrs B F Patrick with
their, children left yesterday for
Hagerstown, Md, Mrs Patrick's old
home, where they will spend some
time
Miss Olive Nettles of Sumter was
the guest this week of her cousins,
the Misses Nettles at the kellahan
hotel. returning home Wednesday
afternoon.
Special attention is called to the
ad in this paper OF Mr. NJ B Howell
of Wadesboro, n C, who will offer
a lot of fine mich COWS for sale in
Kingstree soon.
Mrs Swain of Danville. Va, ar
rived in Kingstree yesterday and
will spend some time here with her
husband, Mr. Geo W Swain, a tobac-
co buyer on our market.
Mr. Thomas McCutchen and fami-
ly, Mrs H E Montgomery and chill
dren, Mr. P S Courtney and family
and Miss Mamie Jacobs left Wednes-
day for Hendersonville. n c.
Mrs S Marcus left last Saturday
for New York to spend a much
needed vacation. While in that city
Mrs Marcus will buy her fall line of
millinery and ladies dress goods.
Mr. H l. Boatwright of Danville,
Va, is in town today looking after
interests of his firm, Debrell Bros &
Co, tobacconists, also of Danville,
and represented here by Mr. G w
Swain.
Rev Hasford B Jones of George
town will assist the pastor in meet
ing at Trio beginning Monday night,
August 19, at s o'clock. The public
is cordially invited to attend these
services.
Mrs J A Herring and children re-
turned to their home at Savannah,
Ga, Wednesday of last week after a
pleasant >sojourn here with Mrs
Herring's mother, Mrs N S Mont
gomery.
Miss Annie and Master James
Jenkins of South Boston, Va, are
here with their father, who is a well
known tobacco buyer in this mar
ket. Miss Jenkins was here last sea-
son with her father and made many
friends.
Mr. A C Swails. of the Kingstree
Dry Goods Co, is confined to his
home on account of a very sore
foot, which prevented his leaving
yesterday for the Northern mar
kets to select a fall stock of millinery
and dry goods.
Miss Mae Finch, a popular young
lady of South Boston, Va, is spend
ing some time in Lake City with
her father, who is tobacco buyer
on that Market. Miss Finch has
many friends there, having spent
several weeks there last summer.
Mrs B H Guess, of the Salters
section, has left for Hendersonville,
N C, where, we trust, the change
will improve her health. Her little
daughter Lottie accompanied her as
far as Shelton, where she stopped
over to spend a while with her bro
ther, Mr. C B Guess.
The editor of The Record returns
sincere thanks to the score of friends
in town and county who have SYM
pathized with him during his illness
and given him such warm welcome
on his return to old Kingstree. We
only wish for health and strength
to continue our work among such
warm-hearted and appreciative peo-
pie.
The Coroner's jury, empannelled
to investigate the drowning of the
negro boy, Henry Graham,on Thurs
day, July %, met at the court house
Friday afternoon last, with Coroner
Scott presidinp. The iury found