The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1919-08-07
Mr.. w. H. Carr was in Florence

yesterday.
Mr.. L. F. Swails spent Sunday in
Florence with his home folk.
Mr.. Everett Kinds who has been
in Hendersonville is at home.
Miss Ruth Meadors is here visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. c. Kinds.
Mrs. ). A. Brown and children
left this morning for Hendersonville
Miss Rubie Thorn has just return
ed from a two weeks stay in New
; York.
. Messrs. Bob Scogglrs and J. S.
Jenkins spent last week end at their
home in South Doston, Va.
! Furman D. Swails went to Flor
! ence last Friday evening to attend
the dance at the Pinewood Clug.
Mrs. Virgil Kinder expects to
; leave for a visit to her parents at
! Pinewood. on tomorrow morning.
Miss Kortjohn has returned to her
home at Orangeburg, after having
spent a week with, Mrs. j. D. Brit
| ton.
Mr.. C. NJ. Kinds who was operated
upon at the Florence infirmary, for
gall stones, is getting along nicely
we are informed.
Mr. and Mrs. Eller and daughter,
Miss Dorothy Of Asheville, n. g.,
visited Mr.. Eller's daughter Miss
Alice here yesterday.
Miss Sue Stoll, after spending a
week here with, Mrs. Tom McCutch-
en- has gone to Hendersonville, for
the remainder of the summer.
Misses Sarah Hester and Tyson
McFadden gave farewell party to
Miss Serena Lee on Friday prior to
Miss Lees leaving for the mountains
rived in Kingstree to take up his
rived in Kingstree to take up the
work as farm demonstration agent,
vice Mr.. C. w. Baker, who resigned
on July l, last.
Friends of Miss Martie Boyle of
Sumter, a former teacher in the
Kingstree High school, received an
nouncements of her marriage to Mr..
S. Latham Roddey of sumter.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. NJ. Mauldin and
little son of Atlanta, Ga, are visit
ing MIR. and Mrs. G. Furman Will
Hanson this week. Mrs. Mauldin is
sister of Mesdames G. F. and John
Williamson.
Mr.. Chas. Tucker has purchased
from the Misses Jacobs the resldenc
adjoining their home on West Main
street. formerly occupied by, Mr.. W:
n. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Tucker will
occupy the premises as their nome
| in the near future.
Mrs. ]. F. McFadden with Master
John T. McFadden left on Wednes-
day afternoon for a two weeks stay
at Hendersonville. Mrs McF adden
expects to spend sometime at Lake
:unuluska before returning to Kings
tree.
,, An electrical storm and cloud burst
visited Florence yesterday afternoon
and in a short time practically Hood,
ed parts of the town. The Mcleod
infrmary was struck by lightning,
but fortunately only slight damage
resulted.
Mr.. Edward Mcdowell has gone
to Greenville to accept a position on
the staff of the Daily News of that
c;ty Mr.. Mcdowell recently gradual,
ed from Furman University and
having had some experience IN news,
naper work, we feel sure he Will
make good.
Mr.. G. F. Ogilvie, representing
the Timber and Tie department OF
the Atlantic Coast Line Co., with
headquarters at Wilmington, n. T.;
was here Monday on duty connected
with his department. A letter Dy
Mr.. Ogilvie on the cross tie sit 'atlon
will be found elsewhere in this paper.
Mr.. J. w. LeGrand, of Bennett ;,
vile, candidate for Congress to MI
the vacancy caused by the sudden
death of Hon. ]. w. Ragsdale was a
caller at our office while in town
Tuesday. Mr.. LeGrand is well and
! favorably known in Kingstr'e, hav-
ing spoken here in May 1918 at one
of our big patriotic rallies. he says
he anticipates a clean, pleasant cam
paipn in this congressional race. He
is a self made man and high toned
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