The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1912-08-01

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cerv business.
DR. and Mrs T o Fitzpatrick and
children of Lowndesville are visiting
the family of Mrs Fitzpatrick 'sslster,
Mrs 7 NJ Gilland.
Miss Marian Hurt, daughter OF
Rev W E Hurt, of this place, is still
quite i'll, but is doing as we'll as
could be expected.
Miss H R Gale, who has been Wis
iting the Misses Erwin of McClel-
lanville, is now the guest of relatives
at and near Easton, Md.
Misses Charlie Farrow, Allie Mey-
er, Mary Jewel and Nealy Brady of
Wilmington, n c, are visiting at the
home of Hon r H Kellahan.
MrLC Dove. wife and children
left Monday afternoon for Chester,
where Mrs Dove and children will
spend some time with friends.
JRCox of Gourdin sent US yes
terday fine specimen of ripe cot
ton. The pod was taken from a
twenty-acre field of an early variety.
Mr. A NJ Gordon returned Tues
day from Hendersonville, where his
wife is spending the summer. Miss
Martha Gordon is there now with
her mother.
Capt and Mrs J P Russell of Lum-
berton,N C,were guests of Mrs Rus
sells brother, Mr. Hugh McCutchen,
Sunday. They also visited relatives
at Indiantown.
Rev R L Holroyd, presiding elder,
will preach at the Methodist church
next Sunday evening at $50 o'clock.
The pastor: Rev w A Fairy, will
preach at II a. m. All invited.
MILF Rhem, wife and baby boy
were in Kingstree Tuesday. Mr.
Rhem brought over about 5000 lbs
of tobacco Monday afternoon which
he sold on our market at satisfac-
tory price.
Among the candidates cards in
this issue Of The Record will be
found the announcement of Mr. K b
Smith for the office of county Audi
tor. MIR Smith is we'll known to the
voters of this county, and if elected
will make them an able and efficient
officer.
Mrs Addie Brown returned to her
home at Zeb Friday after being
sometime at McLeod's infirmary,
where she underwent an operation
for a chronic case of appendicitis.
She is getting along finely. We
hope she will soon be restored to
health.
Mr. C Bean returned on Monday
from his vacation, which he spent
most enjoyably in North Carolina,
the cities of Washington and New
York and the New Jersey coast re-
sorts. During his absence his posi-
ton with the Kingstree Drug Co
was filled by Mr. E P Walsh.
The State Board of Medical Ex-
aminers in session at the Isle of
Palms Tuesday, licensed 80 physi-
SLAMS, l osteopath and Al nurses.
Among the physicians granted IL
cense is the name of T S Heming-
way of Kingstree, and that of Miss
Ethel Mclean appears among the
list of nurses.
Mr. R H Pittman of Columbia has
established law and real estate Of
flee in Kingstree and is located in
the Hirsch building. Mr. Pittman is
Williamsburg man, having been
born and reared in the Gourdin
neighborhood. He will have associ-
ated with him here Mr. NJ A Shuler
of Orangeburg, a graduate of the
Columbia law school. We wish these
gentlemen much success in their
new field.
A letter was received here few
days ago by a personal friend of
Senator Smith requesting informa-
ton concerning the extent of dam
ages done in the county by the army
worm. Senator Smith is interested
in this matter and writes that he
will be glad to do anything in his
power to assist in the annihilation of
the pest. Already he has been in
strumental in securing an appropri-
alton by the national government to
be used in fighting the army worm
in this State.