The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-03-18
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matter is omitted, as the type-Sttter
hasn't time to look on the reverse
side of every sheet.
Miss Mabel Ridenour of Baltimore,
who for the past several seasons
has had charge of the millinery de-
partment of the kingstree Dry
Goods Co, arrived here Wednesday
of last week, resuming her former
duties with the above concern.
Coroner H u Kinder was called
TO Morrisville one day this week to
hold An inquest over the body of
John Presley, colored. but upon his
arrival found an inquest unneces-
sary, owing to the fact that the ne
gro's death was due to heart failure.
The Bank of Hemingway, the
growing and enterprising financial
institution in the thriving young
town of Hemingway, has an atNer-
tisement in this issue to which at
tention is called. They expect to
talk to our readers regularly for
awhile.
Ell Fishburne, Esq formerly Of
Kingstree but now OF WATERFORD,
has been confined to his home with
grip but is now out again. MIR Fish
burne's many friends in town and
county are always glad to hear from
him, as he was one of the most pop
ular young men in town while he
made Kingstree his home.
We apologize to little Miss Brock
ington and her parents, Mr. and Mrs
w E Brockington, for referring to
the former as "a SON.. In the hur-
ry and confusion of getting up
local page it is almost impossible to
avoid these blunders sometimes, es-
pecially when one is dependent on
those who think So for his infor-
nation. Anyway, we welcome the
little lady to our fair town and be-
speak for her a long and happy life.
Capt John A Kelley and Mrs F W
Fairey were called to Asheville. N
G. last week on account of the illness
and death of Miss Mary Boyd, sis
ter of Mrs Kelley. They, with the
other relatives present, accompanied
the remains to Darlington. the for
mer home of the deceased, where
the interment took place. Capt
Kelley and Mrs Fairey returned
home Monday. after the funeral.
Miss Boyd had visited Kingstree
quite often and her passing brings
sadness to the hearts of her many
friends here.
Bishop Guerry visited Lake City
Monday evening, where Rev H ID
Bull has established q promising
mission. The Presbyterian church
had been kindly loaned for the oc-
casion, and a large congregation was
edited by the Bishops magnificent
sermon. The following from Kings
tree were present: Hon and Mrs r j
Kirk, Mr. and Mrs C E St-Amand,
Miss Corrie Mae St-Amand, Mr. and
Mrs NJ F Heller, Mrs P O Arrow
smith, Mrs Hugh McCutchen, Misses
Agness Erckmann, Selma Thorn, Lau-
ra Cromer and DR. T S Hemingway.
Rt Rev W A Guerry, Bishop of
South Carolina, made his annual Wis
itation to Kingstree Tuesday. Serv-
! ices were held in the Methodist
church, the Episcopal church being
damaged by fire, as elsewhere mar
rated. The Bishop was assisted in
the services by Rev H D Bull, Rev
DA Phillips, pastor of the church,
reading the Scripture lesson. Bishop
Guerry preached a sermon of rare
excellence and confirmed two candi-
dates. A large congregation was
present, including the following Wis.,
itors: Mrs Lou P Arrowsmith and P
H Arrowsmith, Esq, of Lake City;
Miss Lottie Fischner of Hartford,
Conn, who is the guest of relatives
i in this section; and Misses-Appelt