The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1917-08-16
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NEWS

Miss Katie Stackley is Vlsltlhg iei'
atives at Florence.
Mr. and Mrs P F Wolff visited
Charleston Sunday.
Master Leland Taylor. Jr. is visit
ing friends in Greelyville.
Miss Helen Plowden will visit rel
atives in Charleston this week.
MrJ H L Chandler of Salters was
a caller at our office this morning.
Mrs C C Hudnall of Hamet, n Z,
is visiting her sister, Mrs E I Kelley.
Mrs S X Brockington and children
were in Florence several days tins
week.
Mrs NJ C Plowden has returned
from a weeks visit to relatives near
Greelyville
Mr. D. Epps and hisyoungest son.
Master Nevelin, spent Tuesday IN
Charleston.
Messrs W G Gamble, Jr, and Joe
Wilkins of Charleston spent Sunday
in Kingstree.
Mr. and Mrs B W Butler are spend
ing this week at Wrightsville Beach.
Norence Times.
Mrs ] D Britton and little daugh-
ter have gone to Hendersonville, N
C, for brief outing.
Mrs Van Keuren and Mr. and Mrs
ii Stackley and children spent Sun
day at Old Johnsonville.
MIR and Mrs A C Kinds will leave
this week for stay at GlennSprings
and the mountains of North Carolina
Mrs W C Claibourn and children
returned home Saturday after an
extended sojourn at Glenn Springs.
Misses Dollie Matthews of Zeb and
Maria Suits of Kingstree are visit
ing relatives and friends in Florence.
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Plowden and
children of Orlando, Fla, are visiting
their parents, Mr. and Mrs M H
Plowden.
The Senate has confirmed the
nomination of Mr. Louis Stackley for
reappointment as postmaster OF
Kingstree.
Misses Dell and Marguerite Van
Keuren of Florence and Bessie Van
Keuren of Warrenville visited their
home folk here this week.
A very enjoyable dance was given
by the young people of this COM
munity at the Kellahan hotel Tues
day night. A number Of visitors
were in attendance.
Mr. A C Swails left last night for
the Northern markets to select a
stock of fall and winter goods for
the Kingstree Dry Goods Co.'S store.
of which he is the manager.
Misses Nellie and Ella Ferrell of
Greelyville were in Kingstree yester-
day, enroute to Lake City. They
were accompanied by Mr. Chas Helms,
Jr, and made the trip by auto.
MnJ N Hammet left for Glenn
Springs Thursday night. He has
been very much indisposed for some
time, but we hope these famous wa
ters will soon restore his health.
Master Louis Terrell Jacobs, oldest
son of DR. and Mrs Clarence D ia.
cobs, has issued invitations to his
numerous little friends to attend q
party at his home this afternoon.
Train No 80 collided with log
projecting from a freight train at
Monck's Corner this morning. break
ing a number of windows. Some of
the passengers were slightly hurt by
the flying glass.
I'VE are sorry to learn that DR. W
l. TAYLOR is confined at his home by
indisposition. His dental office will
be in charge of DR. Hadden until DR.
Taylor is able to be out again; this
his friends hope will be soon.
Mrs Nanny G Watkins announces
the marriage of her daughter, Eliza
beth, to MIR Samuel Alan Graham,
Jr, on Saturday evening, August
q, 1917. Mr. Graham is a son of
Hon S A Graham of Heinemann.
MrC H Singleton spent several
days this week at Hendersonville. N
C. He was joined there Sunday by
Mrs Singleton, who is en- route home
from Kentucky. Mr. Singleton re-
turned here this morning. Mrs Sin
pleton will return later.