The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1922-03-30

aDeCn YVES TAKEN several uesyS oSo
for observation and treatment by DR..
McInnis, specialist in Children's
diseases. The little girl returned with
her mother.
Messrs A. C. Kinds and w. c.
Claiborn were in Charleston Tuesday
to attend the final meeting of credi-
tors of the Williamsburg Hardware
Co. We understand that the affairs
Of this concern, recently in bank
ruptcy, have been satisfactorily ad-
justed and business will now be re-
sumed, with Mr.. L. R. Mcintosh as
manager.
The "Merry-makers" were enter
tained by Miss Elizabeth Speigner
and Mrs. NJ. F. Montgomery at the
home of the former. The guests
sewed busily for IN hour after which
they We're served with IN elaborate
salad course with coffee. Those pres
ent were: Misses Kinard, Crockett,
ancaster, McHaffey, Babb, Curtis,
McFadden, Thorn and Timmons.
Miss Amanda Edwards has been
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. w, E.
Nesmith here this week, having come
up from Charleston Sunday with her
/, ephew, Emmet Nesmith who was
there under treatment on account Of
On accident to his eyes. Mrs. Ne
smith and her son went to Charles
ton this morning. It is now assured
that the young man will not lose
the sight of either eye.
HtaS -sH
Yesterday the work Of laying as
phalt on east end Of Main street was
completed and the big steam roller
crossed the railroad and IS now roll
ing out the black mixture on Main
between the railroad and Academy
street. Co; 'rete work on Hampton
street is ab ut completed, and by
the end of the week it is hoped that
the concrete work on Academy be-
tween Main and Mill streets will be
completed. School street is also to
be concreted
The. County Board of Equalization
was in session ut the court house here
Tuesday. Leaving town late in the
afternoon each member carried a
large package of returns made out
by the tax payers in their respective
townships. The board will meet here
again next week. In speaking Of the
meeting here Tuesday one of the
rembers said that there was very
liberal amount Of hot air dispensed,
SC much in fact, that some Of the
less talkative members Of the board
were obliged to "open up"
sstt --'aos
In speaking Of large delivery Of
fertilizer made here last week by rep
resentatives of the F. S. Register Fer
t.lizer Company we stated that this
was the only fertilizer concern 10
advertise its goods in The County
Record this season. We were in er-
ror in this statement, for by refer
ence to our files We finS that Mr.. S.
H. Tiff has several tires carried a
fertilizer advertisement in display
type. However when we wrote we
hs6 in mind cn1y the large nanufac-
turers o: fertilizer.
The County Record will issue a
special edition ON April 6 in the inter
est of the Tri-State Tobacco Growers
Cooperative Marketing association.
A large number of extra copies OF
the paper will be sent out over this
end adjoining counties. 1t will be an
unusually attractive issue for advet
tisers and we earnestly solicit tn J
cooperation of the business men, pa(
t;cularly merchants, bankers aI6both-
ef corporations doing bYsi,sss in this
section to make thiSpa most credita-
BILE means of reaching the people OF
this part of the/state. Send us in
an advertisement with your endorse
rnent of the new plan of marketing
your tobacco. Let others know where
you stand on the cooperative mar
keting movement that is sweeping