The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1913-01-16

DR. E 7 Kelley is having a hand
some office building erected on his
premises at the corner of Academy
and Mill streets. The building will
be ready for occupancy early in Feb
ruary.
We were delighted TO receive a
visit last Monday from cur bOyh1od
friends, Messrs Alec Tisdale and
Waite Snowden. Their visitation 5
are like those of good luck harding
ers and about as rare.
At the Methodist church Sunday
morning Rev D A Phillips will
deliver missionary sermon to the
Woman's Foreign Missionary socie-
ty after which the installation of the
society's officers will take place.
There will be meeting of Kings
tree chapter of the Eastern Star in
Masonic temple on Thursday even
| ing of next week for the purpose of
electing officers and the transaction
of other important business. All
members are requested to be pres
ent.
The regular communication of
Kingstree lodge, No 46, A F M, will
be held in their temple at s O'Clock
this evening, when the apprentice
degree will be conferred upon sew
eral candidates. All members and
visiting brethren are invited to be
present.
Mr. T S Carter, one of Lancaster's
prominent business men, has re-
moved to the Suttons neighborhood,
where he expects to make his home
| in the future. MIR Carter will find
the Sutton folk mighty good people
and we hope he will find his new en-
virons to his entire satisfaction.
Under the ciceronage of Mr. A M
Gordon, Messrs F w Fairey, Jack
Rodgers. Ed Brockinton, Harold
Kinder and - Burgess are off on
! deer hunt this week in the chap
arrals of Santee swamp. Their
preference in the way of game is
the antlered monarch of the forest,
but wild turkey, 'possum and even
squirrel are all grist to their mill.
Note the page advertisement of 5
Marcus in this issue of The Record.
1t is scarcely worth our while to call
attention to the big sale he has put
on for the next 80 days, which is his
custom so to do twice a year, as
their popularity has been so well es-
tablished. We will say, however,
that MIR Marcus is offering some
most attractive bargains and we are
confident that he will in every way
conform to the letter of his adver-
tisement.
Mr. Heyden Mckenzie of Lake
City and Miss Matte A Frierson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs j T Frier-
son, were united in marriage at 6
O'Clock p. m. yesterday at the home
of the brides parents at Mouzon.
The happy couple took an evening
train for Palm Beach and other
Southern points. The bride is a
trained nurse of uncommon skill
and has host of friends wherever
known. Mr. and Mrs Mckenzie have
the best wishes of all for a long
and happy life.
DR. R C McCabe announces that
after February l he will be no long
er located in Kingstree, and ex-
presses his sincere appreciation to
his patients for their generous pat
ronage in the past. DR. McCabe now
has pending an offer of position as
demonstration in Richmond Dental
College and one from Atlanta Dental
College. While his future course is
not yet definitely decided upon, he
will go from here to Fayetteville. n
C. where he and a classmate will for
a while do research work along a
special branch of study recently TAX
en- up in special course in Chicago.
The biggest advertisement The
Record has ever carried for single
issue is that of Jenkinson Bros Co,
which appears in this paper. This is
doubtless the largest space ever
taken by firm or individual in any
newspaper published in Williams
burg county. This enterprising firm
is not taking this big space merely
to make a show, however. They are
advertising a big clearance sale and
need the space to tell about the great
bargains they are offering. They