The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-05-28
LOCAL,
NEWS

Miss limo Fulton went to Colum-
bia yesterday.
Mr. Robert Plowden of Florence
was in town this week.
The mosquito brigade has estab'
lished its skirmishing line.
Mr. H A Miller has ten-acre field
of promising looking tobacco.
From all parts of the county come
reports of crops suffering for rain.
Mrs J A Mcdonald of Florida is
visiting Mrs w L Taylor this week.
Attention is called to the attrac-
tive change of ad of the Wee Nee
Bank.
The oat harvest is now on in this
community and some fine crops are
being cut.
We are sorry to learn that Mrs A
M Gordon has been quite sick again
this week.
Misses Lyllian Alsbrook and Ruby
Brockington spent several days last
week in Florence.
MrC C Brinkley has removed his
family to Georgetown, where ne IS
now engaged in business.
Miss Marian Duke, who has been
teaching ct McClellanville, returned
home for the vacation yesterday.
Masters ] A, Jr, and Felix Nc
Donald of Florida are the guests OF
Master Leland Taylor, Jr, this week.
Miss Martha Gordon was called to
Gillisonville Wednesday on account
of the illness of her sister, Mrs } u
Ellis.
MrRR McFadden, of the Lake
\ City neighborhood, was the guest OF
his brother, Mr. J F McFadden, this
week.
Miss Irene Epps, who was stu
dent at Chicora College. Greenville,
has returned home for the vacation
season.
Solicitor P H Stoll delivered the
address at the closing exercises OF
the Greelyville High school Monday
evening.
Mesdsmes S K Brockington and
WD Gasque of Florence spent sew
eral days this week with Mrs A M
Gordon.
The jury commissioners will meet
and draw jurymen for the June term
of the court of general sessions
Monday.
In this issue County Chairman
Stoll has an important notice to the
members of the county executive
committee.
Miss Ruby Brockington, who ilss
been the charming guest of Miss
Lyllian Alsbrook, left last week for
Raleigh, N c.
MIR and Mrs E A Snipes and little
son of Florence have been visiting
Mrs Stripes parents, Mr. and Mrs w
n Thompson, near town.
The following high schools in Will
liamsburg county have received
State aid, viz: Kingstree, $500;
Johnsonville, s440; Greelyville, $500.
Large shipments of beans are
leaving Kingstree this week by ex-
press for the Northern markets. and
prices are in advance of last week.
MIR v G Annette, vice president of
the Bank of Cades, and Prof H H
Brown, principal of Cades school,
were noted in Kingstree yesterday.
PHI Stoll, Esq, and MIR Thomas
McCutchen, of the local lodge Knights
of Pyehias, are attending the session
of the Grand Lodge at Chester this
week.
Miss Leah B Nachman, our valued
correspondent at Lake City, and
Mr. Geo C Haselton, cashier of the
Bank of Lake City. were pleasant
callers at our office yesterday.
Tuesday, June %. will be cam
paign day in Kingstree for State Of
fcers, and Saturday. August Is, is
the day fixed by the State executive
committee as Senatorial campaign
day here. according to the itinerary
just published.
The executive committee of the
Williamsburg County Fair associa-
tion is called to meet at the court
house here on Monday next, June l.
It is hoped that each committeeman
will be present and able to report
canvass for members.
Messrs R w Fulton, R K Wallace,