The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-07-15
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Market.
Bring your tobacco to Kingstree
next Thursday and thereafter.
MrRJ Kirk, Jr, visited J D Gil
land, ESQ, of Florence this week.
Mr. and Mrs Hugh McCutchen are
attending the Panama-Pacific expo
sition.
Miss Flossie Kellahan is the guest
of her uncle, Hon R H Kellahan, here
this week.
Miss Mary Nettles is spending a
week with her aunt, Mrs A P Brock,
at Summerton.
Mrs Louise Gilland has returned
from a visit to her son, j D Gilland,
Esq, at Florence.
Miss Sue Mcknight. who has been
attending Coker college summer
school at Hartsville, returned home
this week.
Several Kingstree citizens went
to Lamar Tuesday to see the game
between the Lamar and Kingstree
teams yesterday
We regret to learn that Mrs H M
Jones, mother of Mrs D A Phillips.
is quite ill at the home of her son.
in-law here, Rev . A Phillips.
Misses Alice Stackley, Elizabeth
Speigner and Master Hubert Speig-
ner, who have been quite sick for
several weeks, are convalescing.
Masters Hampden and Peden
Montgomery left Kingstree Tuesday
morning to join their mother, Mrs
H E Montgomery, at Myrtle Beach.
The thermometer since Saturday
at midnight until today has ranged
between 72 and SO degrees Fahren-
heit, with occasional thunder show
ers.
Mr. O w Cottle, our efficient West
ern Union operator, is spending his
vacation at his home, Chipquapin,
NC. Mr. w w Barr, Jr, is filling his
position during his absence.
The Record extends hearty thanks
to Harry P Presley. .one of Williams
burg's most prosperous colored farm
ers,living near town, for a basket of
nice apples presented us Monday.
Mr. L C Dove has recently pur-
chased the residence in North King
stree, for some time occupied by
himself, from Mr. B H Guess, pay
ing therefor 81, $4,000, which is re-
garded as a very reasonable figure.
Two games of baseball were play
ed here Tuesday and Wednesday af-
ternoons between q colored team
from Manning and that of the COL
ored men of Kingstree. The Man.
ming team was defeated in both
games.
We are requested to announce
that Rev D W Douglas. D D, will
conductmorning and evening services
at the Presbyterian church here
Sunday and will teach the mems
Bible class Sunday afternoon at the
usual Sunday-school hour.
Mr. Malone Wheelip, sales manager
of the Simmons Hardware Co of
Philadelphia, and Mr. R c Shing of
Columbia spent Monday here as
guests of Mr. and Mrs E E King, en-
route to the annual meeting of the
Hardware association at Charleston.
We have been requested to an
nounce that protracted services will
begin in the Methodist church at
Salters Sunday night, July Is, and
will continue until the fourth Sum-
day. Rev o. Barrett will preach.
The public is invited to attend these
services.
Monday afternoon a party COM
posed of Mcbride McFadden, Will,
Joe and Archie Wilkins, Algie King
and Paul Wheeler left on camping
expedition about 16 miles down the
river. The caravan consisted of a
mule and a wagon which was well
loaded with provisions for man and
beast. also good supply of fishing
tackle.
The streets in North Kingstree
have recently been undergoing re-
pairs and many of them have been
treated to a dressing of clay. while a
lot of surplus sand has been removed
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