The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-07-30
LOCAL
NEWS

rEO Taylor of Greelyville was
noted in town Friday.
DR. Wade D Craig spent the past
weekend at Hsrtsville.
Miss Eddie Sweet of Winnsboro
is visiting friends in town.
Miss Rubie Thorn is visiting Miss
Laura Cromer at Greenville.
Miss Ruth Gardner of Florence is
the guest os Miss Miriam Fluitt.
Miss Regina Jacobs returned to
her home in Savannah, Ga, Saturday.
Mr. Will Major of Greenwood
spent Sunday in town with friends.
Read our prize offer; little time
and thought will pay you a big re-
ward.
Mrs James H Epps has returned
after a visit to her parents in Co.
lumbia.
Miss Daisy Stackley Of Florence
has been visiting the family of her
aunt, Mrs P S Courtney.
y Mrs F w Fairey and children are
at home, after spending several
weeks at Pawley's Island.
Mrs L B Shackelford of Columbia
is spen6inp some time at the home
of her father. Mr. S M McClary.
Misses Pauline Cooper and Wal
lace Brady are spending while at
the home of Hon r H Kellahsn.
Mrs M R Gass and Miss Clara
Montgomery are visiting the for
mer's home at Winston-Salem. N C..
Mrs C M Chandler has returned
home, after a pleasant visit TO Mrs
BW Butler at her beautiful home
at Florence.
Miss Mary Lee Swami went to
NRaleigh,N C,yesterday to enter upon
her duties as librarian of the public
library of that city.
Miss Ethel Cordes returned Satur-
day morning TO her home in Char
lesion, after pleasant visit to Mr.
and Mrs w H McGee.
Miss Emily Capers of Summerton
and Messrs James Wickes of Pine
wood and Edwin Boyle of Sumter
are guests at Mr. J F McFaddin's.
Mr. and Mrs-Lane, who have been
visiting their daughter. Mrs E J
Hester, returned to their home at
Newbern, N c, Wednesday morning.
\ Mr. and Mrs G F Pugh of Colum-
bia and Mr. and Mrs ] Paul Patton
of Blacksburg are visiting the par
ents of Mesdames Pugh and Patton,
Mr. and Mrs James Epps.
Miss Eunice Nettles. who was re-
Gently spoken of in this column as
having returned from the Waverley
infirmary at Columbia much i'm
proved in health. has suffered re-
lapse and is again critically i'll.
Services were held at st Alban's
Episcopal church here Tuesday even
ing, conducted by Rev H D Bull of
Florence. Mr. Bull will hold services
here again next Sunday morning at
IL O'Clock. The public is cordially
invited to attend.
We are sorry to learn that Warren
johnson, a well-known colored man
of Kingstree, was stricken with pa,
ralysis Monday night. "Old War
ren," as he is generally known, will
be greatly missed by his many
friends, both white and colored, and
we hope for his recovery.
Workmen have completed the tile
Moor in DR. Scott's new drug store,
and Mr. Bauer of Philadelphia is
here erecting the handsome foun-
tain bought from his company
In consequence of an accident oc-
curing in the factory, there will be
some delay in getting in the new
furniture and fixtures.
Saturday our old-time and much.
esteemed friend. Col H H Kinder,
brought US around couple of dozen
peaches raised in his orchard. They
were beauties delicious in quality
and in size would equal about twice
their number. We thank our friend
for his acceptable gift and far more
do we appreciate the spirit OF
houghtful kindness that prompted
Any one who has failed to get his