The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1914-07-16
LOCAL
NEWS

Guess early and often.
Just little effort may win you
gold prize.
Mr. VT wilkins was in Charles
ton on business Tuesday.
Miss Emma Gordon has been visit
ing relatives at Greelyville.
Mr. F J Watts was in Goldsboro'
NC. several days this week on busl-
ness.
Mrs MI Allen and children left
Tuesday for weeks visit to friends
at Cheraw.
Miss Rubie Thorn went to Rock
Hill Tuesday to visit the family OF
Rev R L Holroyd.
Miss Margaret Gordon returned
home yesterday, after a visit to rel
atives in Florence.
Mrs Maggie Afford of Maxton' n
C.. is the guest of her sister, Mrs u
c Scott, on Railroad avenue.
Miss Nettie Burgess of Mouzon
has accepted position in the store
of Mr. Harry Riff as saleslady.
The campaign liar is working
overtime. from all accounts. Look
out for the pestiferous creature.
Miss Sallie. Grant and her niece,
Miss Ethel Cordes of Charleston, are
visiting the family of Mr. W H Nc
Gee.
Messrs D NJ Lesesne of Heine-
mann and J B Lesesne of Florence
spent Sunday with their sister, Mrs
EE Fluitt.
MIR and Mrs S K Brockington of
Florence and Mr. and Mrs 6 Ellis
of Gillisonville are visiting Mrs A M
Gordon's family.
Miss Matte Miller returned home
Saturday, after spending week IN
Charleston with her little friend,
Miss Ethel Cordes.
Mrs w E Snipes of Florence spent
the weekend with her sister, MISS
Cammie Thompson. who is quite sick
at her home near town.
Don't forget the farmers insti-
tutes to be held at Greelyville July
"a, Kingstree July 27 and D E Nc
Cutchen's farm July %.
Mr. ard Mrs George Stang have
returned home to Louisville, Ky, al
ter spending two months with their
daughter, Mrs H A Miller.
Messrs J N Hammet. H o Brit
ton. B E Clarkson and P H Stoll.
ESQ, attended the unveiling OF the
Confederate monument at Manning
yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs Charles James OF
Brent, Ala, are visiting Mrs James
father, Mr. A w Flagler, near Kings
tree. Mrs James was formerly MISS
Carrie Flagler.
Don't fail to get your name on
the club roll nearest your place OF
residence before Tuesday, July 70,
on which date the enrolment books
will be closed.
Mrs A M Gordon, who has been
in Columbia several weeks past for
treatment, came home much i'm
proved for few days stay before
going to the mountains.
Mrs Flora Jacobs and daughter,
Miss Regina Jacobs, and son, Mr.
Charles Jacobs, of Savannah. Georgia,
are visiting the family of their cous-
ins. the Misses Jacobs, in West Main
street.
If YOUR name is not on the club
roll, put it there at once. There are
only ten days left, the books closing
July 2S. The election this year will
be hotly contested for State, district
and county offices. and it behooves
every citizen to enroll and vote.
Mrs S A Nettles and her daugh-
ters, Misses Mary and Eunice, re-
turned Monday morning from Co.
lumbia, where the latter had been a
patient at the Waverly intlrmary.
We are pleased to state that Miss
Eunice is much improved in health.
Last week we were shown a bas-
ket of the handsomest red, ripe to-
matoes we have seen this season.
They were the product of Miss Eva
Gamble, who is member of the In
disntown tomato club. Four of the
tomatoes weighed AZ ounces. The
fruit was sent by Miss Gamble to
Miss Amanda Edwards, Girls Can