The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-02-06

iting the family of Mrs Sherfesee's
parents, Mr. and Mrs Thos M Gilland,
returned to their home in Charleston
last week.
Persons from this county who
have seen the exhibits at the Nation
al Corn exposition at Columbia, say
that the sights are great and
that the corn show is we'll worth the
trip to Columbia.
Mr. Sam D Carr of St Paul, Min
nesota, is visiting his brother, MIR W
H Carr. Mr. Sam Carr is an accom-
plished pianist and already has charm
ed many by his mavelous manipula-
ton of the "ivories."
The General Assembly adjourned
from Friday until Tuesday, Monday
being salesday. All the Williams
burg delegation, and Solicitor Stoll
also, spent Saturday to Monday at
home with their families.
MrTJ Cottingham, cashier of the
Farmers and Merchants bank, Lake
CRY, and trustee of the Wilson Lum-
ber Co, bankrupt, was in Kingstree
Monday in connection with legal
matters pertaining to that concern.
RevJB Mahafey, a son of former
pastor of the Kingstree Methodist
church, Rev j E Mahaffey, attended
the missionary institute and confer
ence here Tuesday. Mr. Mahaffey is
pastor of a church at Georgetown,
and is we'll known in Kingstree.
The editor extends appreciative
thanks to Mr. S W Minis for a nice,
large ham, with which he presented
us yesterday. Mr. Minis has very
fine breed of hogs and the meat is
choice accordingly. We are certain
ly grateful for his thoughtful kind
ness.
Mr. NIL Allen was called to Flor
ence Tuesday on account of the
death of his father, Mr. James Allen,
who was recently stricken WITH
pneumonia. Mr. Allen was one of
the oldest citizens of Florence and
was highly respected by all who
knew him.
DR. and Mrs A NJ Snider, Messrs
John S Fulton, H E Montgomery
and Prof ] w Swittenberg were
among those who visited the Corn
exposition last week. These parties
express themselves as surprised and
delighted at the scope and variety
of the exhibits.
Mr. S B Poston of Johnsonville
was noted in Kingstree this week.
Hardly worth while to say that he
was in hurry, for he is born hus-
tier. despite his avoirdupois, and now
that he is so enthusiastic over the
growth of his town, he is very busy
man. However, we are always glad
to see him.
DR. R Claude McCabe has given up
his dental practice in Kingstree and
left Tuesday for Fayetteville, N c,
weere he will shortly take up his
profession again, along with new
studies. We regret to give up our
genial young friend and his host OF
friends in Kingstree and the sur.
rounding county all join in wishing
him success in his new field.
Having had some complaint about
subscribers not getting the Uncle
Remus" magazine and the other pc.
riodicals included in the clubbing Of
fer, we ask that all who have sub.
scribed to this combination through
our office and failed to get the mag
azines will notify us promptly of the
fact in order that we may take the
matter up with the publishers. Of
course, until a complaint is received
we assume that subscribers are get
ting the magazines all right. In the
event we fail to get the publishers
to send the papers as they agreed to
do under this offer, we will protect
our patrons by refunding their mon
ey, only we must know who have
failed to get the papers before we
can do this.