The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1915-02-11
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MrG C Gibson of Trio was noted
in Kingstree Monday.
Mr. H P Brown of Lanes was in
Kingstree Friday of last week.
Mr. B H Guess of Salters was a
scaller at The Record office Monday.
The baker can raise the price OF
bread, but the farmer can raise
wheat.
MrD H Smith of Cades was a
visitor at our office while in King
stree Monday.
Miss Gertrude Garrison of Ros-
well, Ga, is on a visit to her sister,
Mrs E E King.
Miss Halle Reid, a teacher at the
Taft school, spent Sunday in Kings
tree with friends.
After a brief debate the tobacco
grading bill was killed Tuesday night
by q Dig majority.
Rev r w :Speigner, who has been
seriously i'll, is now somewhat i'm
proved, we are glad to learn.
Messrs w B Lawrence of Greely-
vile and w ] Snowden, of the Hem
ingway section, were callers at our
office today.
Mr. H Foxworth, of the Indian
town section of Williamsburg coun-
tv, is spending the day in the city
Florence Times, February 8.
Mr. E F Epps of Mouzons was a
caller at our office last Friday as
was also Mr. H S Garner of Suttons
and MIR j v Burgess of Mouzons.
< We learn with sincere regret and
'sympaty of the critical illness of
Miss Beulah Nelson. All hope that
she may soon be restored to health.
Misses Ethel Cromer and Lila
Summer of Greenville and Newber-
ry, respectively, were the guests of
Miss Laura Cromer here this week.
The editor of The Record is slow
ly recuperating, but is still very
weak and helpless. We are trying
to do some work, but it is an uphill
task.
1t is understood here that Mr.
James P Adams will soon remove his
family from Manning back to King
s,6tree. where he will occupy the
y Capt W R Funk on Acad-
Street temporarily.
New Harold Thomas of Florence
spent Monday night in Kingstree en-
route to Boyd school. in the Salters
section, where he preached Tuesday
afternoon to large and deeply in
terested congregation.
The King Hardware Co of King
stree has received it's charter. 1t
has capital of S.. 900, with the fol-
lowing officers: E E King, president
sand general manager; S B McGill,
secretary and treasurer.
( The little son of Mr. and Mrs R D
Epps at Workman died last night.
Mrs Epps is sister of Mrs w K
Mcintosh. and the sympathy of the
community is extended to her and
housband in this bereavement.
MIR j Bennie Steele was taken to
Charleston this morning to be oper-
ated on for appendicitis He has
been in feeble health for some time,
but this new malady developed only
yesterday. We hope for him speedy
convalescence.
Three negro convicts escaped from
the camp at Mouzons yesterday.
The bloodhounds from the Sheriff. S
Office were soon obtained and put on
the trail. Two were recaptured in
a short time, but one, Ernest Will
son, is still at large.
The staff of The Record, as we'll
as the many friends of Editor Wolfe
are delighted to know that ne is
rapidly improving in health. 1t is
especially pleasing to note that ne
hopes to be able to occupy his old
chair" in the sanctum soon.
One more week in which to make
your returns to the County Audi.
:. tor after that so per cent will be
tackled onto your sheet. Then when
you come up to pay your taxes you'll
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