The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-12-03
LOCAL
!. NEWS

Mr. A Lewis of Hemingway was
town Monday.
Mr. H S Gamble of Greelyville was
in town this week.
Mrs C A Milhous of Andrews was
noted here yesterday.
MrsJF McFadden spent a few
days at Sumter this week
Mrs LII Fairey of Branchville was
a visitor to friends in Kingstree this
week.
Mrs Leroy Gates left this morn
ing for q visit to Conway, her for
mer home.
MIR w T Wilkins is in attend
a ance upon the Federal court at Char
lesion this week as a juror.
Messrs William B and Frank Gam
bic have sold out their restaurant
business here to Mr. A J Ragin.
MrCW Adams, of the Hebron
section, was among the welcome call
ers at our Office the past week.
EEL Hirsch. Esq, and his bride re-
turned here this morning from their
honeymoon trip to various points IN
the South.
Mr-Cullen of Columbia, repre-
senting the American Agricultural
Chemical company, was in Kings
tree this week.
Mrs w G Gamble left Tuesday for
Yorkville to attend the U D c con-
vention now in session, as delegate
from Kingstree chapter.
\ Last week and this week We have
D been short of help and therefore
Z could not get up as much type as
We should like to have done.
Miss Mary Nettles, Of Central
station, has been laid up with a Sc
we're attack of grip the past week.
We are glad to hear that she is I'M
proving.
Mr. William Roger of Waterford
arrived in Xingstree Saturday and
will make his home in future with
his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs h d
Kinder, near town.
We are requested to publish the
following: The regular meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society of st Alban
chapel will be held in the chapel
Friday afternoon, December a, at
=. 4:30 o'clock.
Satan" was produced at the
Uwana theatre here Tuesday night
to a large and appreciative audi.
ence. The attraction was a 5-reel
picture feature and one of the very
best ever seen here.
Rev w H Hodges was IN town
Tuesday visiting relatives, on MS
way home from the meeting of the
annual session of the Methodist Con-
ference. Mr. Hodges has been as
signed to Lake City for the ensuing
Conference year.
At the recent session of the an
nual Conference of the Methodist
church, Rev w S Martin, who is
well known in this county and has
relatives here, was, at his own re-
quest, placed on the superannuate
list in his relation to the Conference
Judge H F Rice of Aiken and Ste
nographer L E Wood of Sumter
were in Kingstree Monday, but
there being no cases of Importance
on the docket, no jury was drawn
and there was nothing for the Judge
Z TO do. Mr. Wood remained over
Nguesday and took testimony in g
reference case.
We are proud of our correspond
ents. We do not know of any coun-
ty newspaper with more loyal
faithful corps of contributors than
The Record is favored with, ,and that
is largely the reason why the paper
has so strong hold on the people Of
williamsburg county and wherever
else it circulates.
As an aftermath of Thanksgiving
two beautiful young ladies-mem'
bers of Big First" grade escorted
4 by a young gentleman not yet II
nany grade, brought we editor" Tues
Bay a fine mess of plump, dellclou:
cartridges. We thank our friend
the father of one of the charming
little girls, for the acceptable gltt
and, withal, the young ladies whit