The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-07-17

Mrs W F Tolley, who has beel
quite sick the past two weeks, has 81
far improved as to be able to be ou'
of her room again.
Mr. Edward T Speigner, who grad
uated atWofford College last session
is now in Kingstree with his parents,
Rev and Mrs R w Speigner.
Mrs D C Scott left Monday to Wis.
it her sister, Mrs Maggie Afford, at
Maxton, N C, and her daughter, Mrs
w w Boddie at Louisburg, n c.
Miss Bessie Van Keuren spent the
weekend at home en- route to
Georgetown, where she has gone to
accept a position as stenographer,
Col John G Slaughter, who for
several years has been connected
with Kingstree's tobacco market, is
on the Johnsonville market this sea.
son.
MrRL Brockinton of Andrews
paid our office a pleasant call yester-
day. While in town he sold large
quantity of "sand-lugs' at l78c per
pound.
Miss Vivian Wheeler. who is en-
ployed by Messrs F Rhem & Sons at
RHEIMS as stenographer, is spending
a weeks vacation with her parents
in town.
Mrs A L Burgess and Miss Lizzie
McClary were called to Columbia
this week on account of the illness
of their sister, Mrs Fred Fred P
Shackelford.
Mrs Hugh McCutchen went to
Richmond, Va, Thursday and return
ed Saturday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs R A Dobbin, who has
been quite i'll.
Mrs L w Gilland and children are
spending some time in the City by
the Sea, little Master Finn Gil.
land. who has been quite sick, having
much improved.
The readers of the Record will
learn with pleasure that Editor Wolfe
has returned home from the infirm-
ary at Florence, feeling much i'm
proved in health.
Miss Ria and Mr. Bill Haynes
worth of Florence came down in
their handsome new automobile and
spent the weekend with their sister,
Mrs w E Jenkinson.
Farmers Institutes in Williams
burg are announced as follows: Au-
gust II, farm of j ] M Graham, near
Cades; August IL, farm of D E Nc
Cutchen, near Vox postoffice.
Mr. ] w Dubose, of Cades R F D.
sold tobacco at Kingstree Tuesday
and while here called at The Record
office. He was pleased with the
prices he received for his tobacco.
Among the number of young ply
sicians who passed the examination
before the State Board of medical
examiners June 1912 are noted DR.
B M Montgomery and DR. c M Scott
of Kingstree.
The marriage of Mr. Robert White
head to Miss Louise Allen at Green
wood last Thursday is an event of
interest to the many friends of the
bridegroom. who spent his boyhood
DAYS here and at Scranton.
Several barns of tobacco are re-
ported to have been destroyed by
fire in different sections of the coun-
ty within the past few days, among
the number being large barn near
town belonging to Senator E c Epps.
MIR Raymond N Speigner. county
Superintendent of Education, has
appointed L w Gilland, Esq, and Mr.
T Olin Epps as members of the
Board of Education for Williams
burg county for the ensuing scholas-
tic year.
Mrs Sadie Silverman. who has
been spending some days here at her
old home, returned to her home in
Atlanta this week. Mrs Silverman
is a charming and estimable lady
and her visits back home" are en-
joyed by a host of friends.
Children's day exercises Of the
Methodist Sunday-school were held
in the spacious auditorium of the
church Sunday night. An interest
ing programme of music, recitations
and tableaux was rendered before q
,.. ,nl onoroo;ofiuo conoraOatiOn