The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1921-11-24
Items Of Local Interest
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1921

a. A touch of winter was felt the past
Mr.. P. B. Fagin or Trio was in
Kingstree yesterday.
. The Hon. S. A. Graham Of Heine-
mann was noted in Kingstree Tues
day.
Many a "noble bird" that graces the
table today was the pride of the roost
yesterday.
Mr.. w. C. Claiborne, who has been
confined to lis bed for several weeks
is reported to be improving.
Margaret Allen, little daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. L. W. Stacklsy is quite
i'll, we are surry to announce.
Mr.. w. II. Carr, whe has been quite
iii for some time is getting along very
nicely, we are pleased to report.
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Miss Marian McFadden has been
on the sick list this week. We are
4 glad to learn that she is improving.
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Mrs. Spencer LcGette and little
daughter, Ethel Of Camp Dix New
Jersey, are visiting Mrs. r. K. Wal
Lace.
IS Mrs. NJ. F. Montgomery, who has
been very much indisposed the past
week or ten days is reported to be
improving.
Mr.. Furman Williamson of Cades,
Ri. 1, was in town yesterday getting
ready for Thanksgiving by laying In
some supplies.
The school children, by attending
, school last Saturday to make up for
the extra day, have holiday from
Wednesday until Monday.
Mr.. w. I. Nexsen and family have
returned to Kingstree from ,Asheville,
N. C. They will spend the winter
here as usual, at their home near
town.
Recent rains have increased the flow
of water in Black river within the
past week. The water in this stream
had gotten % the lowest point on
record.
The Pagent given at the Presby-
terian church Sunday night by the
ladies of the Home Mission society
was greatly and enjoyed by a large
congregation.
While we feel quite certain that
many a Bob White will be killed and
manned today, we are hopeful that
casualties to the human race viii be
negligible.
Miss Mary Nettles of Denmark Is
spending Thanksgiving here with her
sister, Mrs. NJ. A. Shuler. She has
with her little Miss Mary Brown, q
relative Of the family.
We regret to announce the very
sudden death few days ago Of one
of the little grand-daughters Of Mr.
and Mrs. J. T. Sexton. The little
ore was daughter of Mrs. Mitchum'
Mrs. W. G. Gamble he's returned
from the D. A. R.. Conference held
ir Charleston last week. While
there she was the guest Of Mesdames
l. B. Naylor, John Kershaw and W.
Il. SEEDING.
Mr.. Fred P. Wolfel Of New Cannon,
Conn, arrived in Kingstree yesterday
=, for his annual visit to Deacon
John Burgess. While in town Mr.
Burgess and his guests called at the
Record office.
Clerk of Court j. ~. Br1tton mas
recently had build on the courthouse
yard a very neat little squirrel house
, in which he has placed several OF the
cunning little animals to attract the
attention Of admirers.
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Mrs. Geo. r. Grist and her three
children left Kingstree Tuesday for
Charleston to join her husband who
holds a position there in one Of the
printing establishments. They will
take up their residence there.
Mr.. H. j. Mckenzie has moved into
the Swami house at the corner OF
Academy and Mill streets. Mr.. Wat
son, who formerly occupied this resi-
dence has moved his family to George
town where he has employment.
Messrs Archie Wilkins, Mcbride
McFadden, Jim Kinds and Eugene
o%oroJ o1,ar m Tnl,,rnhia VEG