The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-02-06
LAKE CITY
NEWS NOTES.
VISITORS TO CORN SHOW--THE
REAPER, DEATH.-OTHER LO-
CAL NEWS BRIEFLY TOLD.

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Cook Covington, superintendent of
the Lake City Schools, chaperoned
the following young ladies of the
high school department to the Ma
tional Corn exposition at Columbia:
Misses Manette McElveen, Bessie
Howle, Ola Eaddy, Lizzie Stewart
and Garnet and Mayme Graham.
They report lovely time and were
charmed with the various exhibits.
Miss Annie F Jones is at home for
few days with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs B Wallace Jones, on West Main
street.
Mr. and Mrs Hayden j Mckenzie
returned to Lake City last Thursday
evening, after two weeks at Palm
Beach and other resorts in Florida.
They will make their future home in
Lake City, much to the delight of
their many friends and relatives here.
DR. Carol Jones of North visited
his sister, Miss Ethel Jones, of the
high school faculty, Friday and Sat-
urday of last week.
Mrs Arthur M Parker, Jr, and lit
tie daughter visited relatives in Flor
ence last Thursday.
Mr. l. G Atkinson left Saturday
for Baltimore, Md, to spend a few
days with his father who is in Johns
Hopkins hospital.
Mr. D W Alderman of Alcolu was
in town last Tuesday.
! Mr. Wallace Winston spent the
, weekend at home with his parents.
Mr. E F Prosser of Vox was in
town last Thursday.
1t is authoritatively reported here
that w L Bass, Esq, who some time
since moved from Lake City to Tam
pa, Fla, has formed a co-partnership
for the practice of law in that city
with Ex-Chief Justice Parkhill of
Florida. The host of friends of the
Senator here extend to him their
very heartiest congratulations
through these pages.
Miss Delmote Floyd is in Charles
ton with her sister, Miss Vernie, who
recently underwent very serious
operation for appendicitis.
LA Winston & Sons, insurance
brokers and underwriters, have sold
their business with its good will to
Messrs LR Truluck and w M Sev-
erance, who will continue in the con-
duct thereof.
Messrs 2 H Powell and B H El-
lington of Norfolk, Va, officers and
directors of the Deep River Lumber
Co.. were in town Saturday and Sum
day.
Messrs A M Parker, J L Richard
son and G ] Harris spent Monday in
Florence.
Mr. G ] Harris became the pur-
chaser of the Dave Coker place un-
der foreclosure proceedings in Flor
ence on Monday last.
Miss Jewel Woodley quietly passed
into the great beyond early Monday
morning, her sixteenth birthday, at
the home of her sister, Mrs CD Rol-
Inns. Notwithstanding the unfortu-
nate malady from which Miss Wood
ley had long suffered, depriving her
of many of her girlhood pleasures,
she was always of bright and cheer
full disposition and enjoyed a large
circle of friends, who extend to the
bereaved relatives their heartfelt
sympathy. Miss Woodley is surviv-
ed by her parents, two brothers and
two sisters. The remains, accom-
panied by large concourse of rela-
tives and friends, were taken to Clio
Tuesday morning for interment.
This community was saddened on
Monday upon learning of the death
of Solicitor w H Wells, of the 18th
Judicial circuit. Mr. Wells was
young man Of sterling qualities and
his strict adherence to duty and bril-
liant work in the court room won