The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 07, 1902, Image 7
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* Miss Barbara (J. Mallard has
gone to Greenville to spend some
tinii with her brother's family.
Crops in our section are fine,
and are maturing well since the
seasonable rains came.
E. E. and II. Hodge, who were
working for the Mallard Lumber
Co, quit last week and went to
Lumber, S. 0., to seek employment.
Miss Nannie Duke left here
Saturday morning for Jordan to
visit relatives.
Mr. J. F. Register, bookkeeper
for the Mallard Lumber Co., who
has been spending some time at
his old home in North Carolina,
is back at his old post of dutv
looking hale and hearty.
Mr. E. O. Litnmer and Miss
Eugenia Windham, daughter of
Mr. J. V. Windham, surprised
their Iriends by getting married
cn the 27th. They were married
at Manning, where Miss Windham
was visiting relatives. *
Mr. W. A. Brown of George*
town arrived here this morning to
visit his sister, Miss Lillie Brown,
and the family o! Mr. T. W. Boyle.
Rev. S. L. Inabinet preached at
* the Methodist church here SunJ
day evening to a largo and attentive
congregation.
Messrs. E, E. and C. M. Spann
have returned from a visit to
friends at Sumter and Tiuinionsvilie.
Messrs. T. J. Hogan and R. J.
Bradhani are spendiug a few days
at Puwley's Island.
0. E. Register and S. V. Taylor
will leave Wednesday for Greenville,
where they wilTspend some,
time.
Mrs. S. B. Varner has relumed
from Sumter, where she has been
to visit Mrs. M. D. DeLorme, who
has been very sick.
Mr. Robbie Ferrell of Aruericus,
(it, visited his father, Mr. W. J.
Ferrell. near here last week.
A crowd from here had a fishfry
at Martin's Lake last Tuesday.
A mom: them were T. W. Boyle
and family, T. J. Roman's family,
S. V. Taylor, Miss Barbara * Mai
lard, \Y. S. Taylor, E. E. Hod^e,
H. Hodjre, B. Rngan, 0. E Rsgisv
ter, Miss Nannie Lhike, R. R.
Jeffords, Mrs. L. 0. Krose, R. J.
Bradham and daughters. Misses
Mattie and Fannie.
Mrlf 6. J. Taylor writes that her
daughter. Miss M. D DeLorme,
who is very ill at her home at
Sumter, is much better.
Swamp Fox.
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[Written for lasf week.J
The long continued drought was
broken with good rains on the
27th. Crops at' every description
in our section have suffere 1.
Business affairs at this place
are still moving brisk 1 v.
Mr. Marison Brown made a visit
to JSl. S'epiiet.s on busiuess one
day last week.
Mrs. iV. L). Bryan is back from
Glenn Springs. Her health is
some what in; proved by her trip.
The protracted meet ins closed
Saturday nigh', as our pa-tor had
i io fill his appointment at Sutton*
* Sunday morning. Rev. L. L. Inabinet
was assisted in the meeting
by Kev, S. J. McConnell of Knpsj
The attendance was good and the
Word was delivered with great
earnestness. Brother McOonneM
left for his home on i Saturdf
morning to preach at BeulaJ^^S
Sunday.
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Sckantom, Aug. 4.?Messrs. A.
M. Cook, P. S. Wall and Henry
Collins left this morning for Johnsonville
to attend the campaign
meeting.
TKo fhirrl rmnrtprlv rnnfflrenee
for Scranton circuit was held at
St. Paul Methodist church, near
Cowards, last Saturday and Sunday.
In the absence of Presiding
Elder Dargan, who was unabl6 to
attend on account of sickness,
Rev. D. A. Calhoun, pastor of
Scranton circuit, presided, assisted
by Rev. J. E. Ruyhton of Lake
City. Ihe conference was well
attended, but the reports submitted
by the pastor as to the spiritual
and financial state of the
circuit were not encouraging,
especially the latter.
Mrs. Charlotte Rouse, a former
resident of Scrauton, died at the
home of her son, R. W. Rouse, of
Georgetown, last Friday, the 1st
instant. The remains were
brought to Scranton and interred
in the Methodist cemetery. Rev.
D. A. Calhoun conducted the
bnria' service. Mr. Rouse was an
"old lady, and was sick a long
time. She was well known here,
where she lived ten or fifteen
years, and our people feel a personal
loss in her death. Her children,
R. W. Rouse, of Georgetown,
A. D. Rouse and Mrs. W.
A. Oreason, of Columbia, were
present at the burial.
Mr. C. D. Joyner and Miss Cora
Matthews of Cowards were married
last week.
Mrs. G. T. Parker of Georgetown
is visiting the family of Mr.
P. A. Parker at this place.
1 Rev. D. A. Calhoun is conducting
a protracted meeting at St.
Paul, near Coward's.
Road working is the order of
the day just now, X. Y. Z.
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Crops are improving h little
since the long drought was
broken.
Fruit in this section is unusually
fine.
The first sweet potatoes I have
seen this season were raised * by
J. W. Timmons.
Beulah Timmons, a little
daughter of J. W. Timmons, recently
sprained her right arm by
a severe tail.
K. E. McKnight and Mrs. McKnight
paid J. J. Bradham's tamily
a pleasant visit last week.
James A. Bradham visited the
home of P, 0. McKmght Wednesday.
Mrs. J. K. Baxter has returned
from a visit to ColuraMa.
Rev. J. E. Rich burg preached
at Mulberry school house Thursday
and Fiidav nights to a good
congregation. Mr. Richburg is
very popular in this community.
Look here, what has become of
Bunch of Kosetd We have not
heard trom him for some time.
He must have an extended furlough.
Coleman Road and GreeievI
*
ville base ball teams played a
match game Saturday. Greeleyville
won by a score of 23 to 3, I
believe.
L">ok here, I heard some ofj
your readers say that I makej
some mistakes in my writing. If
so, 1 can't help it for you all
know a wild violet grows so near
the ground that it can't see much.
I hope this will will be satistaci
tory to those of my readers who
are prone to criticise.
Wild Violet.
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In the absence of "Blue Steel",
I will endeavor to enlighten your
readers as to the doings in this
community, although I am a new
hand at the bellows and can't do
the Bill Arp or Sarge Plupket
"stunt".
The protracted meeting is still
in progress here and much interest
is apparently being manifested.
Mrs. J. L. Brown, from near
Hingscree, is visiting relatives
here and taking in the meeting.
Mr. Roland D. Mills, one of our
promising young men, has accepted
a clerkship with A. A.
May at Cades.
Fodder pulling is in progress
and is keeping the farmers busy.
There are a good many cases of
sickness here, but I am glad to
state that none of the sick are
dangerously ill.
Mr. and Mrs. John Eaddy, of
Fowler, visited this section last
Sunday. We were glad to see
them. First Time.
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Crops in this section are almost
ruined lor want of rain.
The earth has scarcely been wet
since they were planted. A large
crop of water melons has been
made.
Regular preaching days at
Spring Pond church are the 4th
Sunday and the Saturday before
in each month.
L. A. Moore made a large quantity
of water melons. We
noticed open cotton bolls in Mr.
Moore's field on the 25th insf.
Notwithstanding the hard times
picnics are all the go and the
candidates are usually on hand
on such occasions. The writer
had the pleasure of attending a
fine picnic in the Oak Ridge section
on the 24th, also one on the
26th within about 300 yards of
the same place. Everything
passed off pleasant J r on both occasions.
The ' candidates Tor
county officers were present and
several for local offices.
J. AND L.
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but it doesn't take one
long to foot up a colt-^nn.
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