The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1916-09-28

ence and Mary Lee Holiday OF Ian
are guests this week of Mrs w v
Holiday on Academy street.
Madam rumor has it that popu
| lar Kingstr eean couple will embar
upon the ma trimonial sea some tim
next month the 20th, we hear.
The Jewish stores are clio sed TO
today and tomorrow, being new year
They will also be closed Saturday
October Z. the day of atonement.
Services will be held at the Epis,
copal church Sunday at IL a. m. ant
8 o. m. Mr. w G Mazyck of Charles
ton, preacher of much ability. vii
officiate.
Miss Helen Goldstein, who has
been spending the summer with her
sister, Mrs David Silverman, returned
to her home in Wilmington, N c,
yesterday.
MrHJ Brown of Cades was in
Kingstree Tuesday, where he en'
trained for a trip to Florida to visit
his daughters, Mesdames H c Ste
vens and B H Maynard.a at Lakeland
Mr. Geo A McElveen, this week
purchased. through Mr. F w Fairey,
the local dealer, a Hudson super six.
This is, perhaps. the finest and high
est-priced car handled in this section.
Mrs Henry Allen is visiting her
sister, Mrs j D Gilland. She will be
Joined later by MIR Allen. U S N,who
is stationed in Philadelphia. having
recently been promoted. Florence
Times.
Miss Lyllian Alsbrook will leave
today for Virginia and North Caro-
lima and will attend the marriage of
her brother, Mr. Joseph B Alsbrook.
to Miss Lucy Peoples, at Townes-
vile, N C, October IL. before she re-
turns home.
Margaret Gregg Gordon chapter,
DA R,will hold its first meeting of
the current year Eext Tuesday at
the home of Mrs L C Montgomery.
Delegates to conference will be elect
ed, and paper by Miss Mamie Nc
Lees entitled Women of the Revo-
luton" will be read.
MIR R D Mills, of the Bank of
Kingstree. and Mr. C c Burgess, of
the Kingstree Hardware Co, return
ed home last Saturday after a ten
days sojourn at Glenn Springs. Both
seem to have retained their usual
vigorous appearance and say they
feel as well as they look.
Mr. S K Brockington. who repre-
sented the Florence union at the ses-
sion of the Southern Labor congress
at Memphis. Tenn, last week, spent
Sunday in Kingstree and returned to
Florence that evening with Mrs
Brockington and little daughter.
While away, MIR Brockington also
visited Atlanta and Chattanooga.
Mrs c. A Mouzon and Mr. S R
Mouzon were in Kingstree Monday
looking after the removal of mon
ument furnished by the United
States Government to mark the
grave of the latter's grandfather.
Capt Henry Mouzon of Revolution
ary fame. The monument will be
erected in the family burying ground
at Mouzon.
Mr. Id Rodgers, who was engaged
in tick eradication work during the
summer, is now with the Truluck-
Cook Co, successors to the ] M Tru-
luck Livestock Co. Jack" is a live
WIRE, and as he won't mind it at all
when a musty-eyed old mule plants
his hoof on the aforesaid Jacks
head, we venture the prediction that
he'll make good in his new position.
The entertainment given at the
Thomas opera house Friday night
under the auspices of the Daughters
of the Confederacy, and participated
in chiefly by the little children, girls
and boys, of the town proved quite
a success both from financial and
social view point. Each one of the
little actors and actresses played
their role we'll, and the net proceeds
amounted to about $500.