The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-08-07

ter, Margaret, have returned nome.
after a pleasant visit to friends and
relatives at Lake City.
Rev P S McChesney was summon
ed to Wadamalaw Island last week by
the sickness of Mrs McChesney, who
is visiting relatives there.
Mr. ] w Truitt of Norfolk, Va,
was in Kingstree this week on busl-
ness in connection with his timber
investments in this vicinity.
Rev and Mrs R W Speigner gave
a delightful tea on Monday evening
from 7 to 9 in honor of the visiting
Wofford boys and invited guests.
Mr. Ernest Propst and Miss Jennie
Leak of Columbia, who have been
the guests of Judge" and Mrs R
K Wallace, returned home yester-
day.
Leroy Lee, ESQ, left Kingstree
Monday afternoon On a well-earni
ed vacation. He will soon join his
wife, who is sojourning at Hender-
sonville, N c.
Mrs O G Currin and little daugh-
ter, who have been guests at the
Kellahan hotel the past month. left
yesterday for visit to relatives
near Clarksville, Va.
We are pleased to note that Miss
Mary Nettles, who has been indis-
posed for the past few days, is again
able to resume her duties as cen
tral" in the local telephone office.
Rev w E Hurt was onthe sick list
several days this week, in conse-
quence of which there was no serv-
ice at the Baptist church Sunday.
He is out again, we are pleased to
note.
Mrs Mag Afford and daughter,
Miss Elizabeth. who have been spend
ing some time with relatives and
friends in Kingstree and vicinity,re-
turned yesterday to their home at
Maxton, N c.
On Tuesday afternoon, from 5 to
7, the Misses Gordon entertained in
honor of Mr. Sam Stackley and his
visiting friends. Refreshments were
served and most enjoyable two
hours was spent by all present.
Mr. R E Holroyd, eldest son of
Rev R L Holroyd. who makes his
home at Greenville, where he is con-
nected with the American Home In
surance Co. is spending his vacation
with his parents here this week.
The County Record of Kingstree
last week carried IA pages of adver-
Using. If we could do that few
times we would be ashamed to ask
to 20 to heaven for fear we would
be considered ungrateful. .-Saluda
Standard.
The many friends and old school
mates of Mr. Walter c Sullivan, who
graduated with honors at the last
session of the Kingstree High and
Graded school, will rejoice to know
that he has received an appointment
at large at the University of South
Carolina.
Last Saturday, our friend, Mr. T
D Gamble, presented US with a string
of river Dream. They were beauties
and when mealed and fried and
brought sizzling to the table, were
fit food for folk far more fastidious
than we. We appreciate most sim
cerely these kind remembrances
from thoughtful friends.
Farmers of Williamsburg should
bear in mind the meetings of the
Farmers Institutes to be held Mon
day at Mr. ] ] M !Iraham's, Cades,
and at Mr. D E McCutchen's, Vox,
Tuesday of next week. A big picnic
will be q feature of the meetings and
it is earnestly hoped that a large
number of farmers will be present.
Monday being salesday, Sheriff
Graham sold under foreclosure, in
the case of M L Boyd and others
against Ann Tisdale and others, the
15-acre tract adjoining the lands of
Albert Moseley and others, as pre-
advertised in The County
Record. There were several bidders,
and the tract was knocked down to
Mr. ] E Davis for Mr. W S Shaw, in
of the sum of 1926.
Mr. Charlton W Sawyer, chief
clerk in the office of the Comptrol.
ler.General at Columbia, was in
Kingstree Thursday of last week to
witness the settlement of County
Auditor j ] B Montgomery and
Treasurer j w Cook, which he ap-
proved with commendatory remarks
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