The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, April 29, 1909, Image 8
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Mr H D Reddick has needlei
for any make of sewing machim
in the world.
Mr L J Stackley, the furnitur
man, has something for every
body. Read his ad.
If you have no insurance o
your live stock, you ought t
have. See P O Arrowsmith.
The Messrs Rhem have 01
dered an automobile, which wil
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be here at an eariy aay.?trewyi
toicn Time*.
Mr H D Keddick will have
special safe for ten days, begin
ning Saturday. It will pay 3*0
to read his ad in this issue.
Messrs T M Gilland and C 1
Wolfe have been reappointe
members of the county board c
education for this bounty.
Miss Lorena Ross, the d<
servedly popular teacher of th
7th grade, gave her pupils
picnic last Saturday at the Re
Hill.
The census will be taken som
time next summer. This mean
a month's job for one man i
each township at fairly goo
pay.
There was an entertainmei
given last Wednesday by tl
Hebron school for the benefit <
4 the school library. Quite a tid
sum was realized.
We acknowledge with pleas
ure an invitation to the con
mencement exercises of tt
Prospect Graded School at Le
to take place May 1-3.
All of the lady teachers of tt
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Kingstree uraaea scnooi nav
beei. re-elected. The elections f<
superintendent and princip;
have not been held yet.
The Kingstree Hardware Con
pany are manufacturing the
tobacco flues in the building ac
ioining their store. They ai
kept busy from early mom ti
night with orders.
Among the gi aduates in pha
macy at the State Medical Co
lege this year are noted tw
young men from this count
viz: Messrs W F Brown of Le
and G C Rodgers of Lake Cit;
Mr W G Thomas of Mayesvili
and Kingstree is also a memtx
of this class.
We have received a very ham
some and elaborate invitatic
to the commencement exercist
of Atlanta Dental College,than!
to the courtesy of Dr Marie
Sanders Whitehead, a memoer <
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ttie graduating ciass. ? uc- ca c
cises take place Friday, April 3
Rev James McDowell fille
the Presbyterian pulpit at bot
the morning and evening sen
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*\ ices last Sunday, Rev McDowell
l is one of the oldest and grandest
preachers in the State and his
words of advice are always liss
tened to with close attention. .
e He preached two splendid sermons
Sunday.
e Swails McKnight, colored,
'* was arrested by Sheriff Graham
last Sunday morning. About
Q two years ago McKniglit broke
o a contract with Mr H II Parnell
and left these parts. Nothing
was seen of him until last Sunj
day morning, when Sheriff Graham
met him on the road and
brought him in.
Sheriff Graham went to Nash
" ville, Ga, Sunday to get Ben
Hanna, an escaped convict.
Hanna escaped Irom the chaingang
last July and nothing was
heard of him until a few days
ago when the Sheriff located
) him in Nashville, Ga. Hanna
will have to work out- the bali
ance of his term,
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The married men of Kingstree
^ crossed bats with the regular
team on Tuesday ot last week.
From the score we would supie
pose that both sides went in to
IS see which could make the best
n batting average and the greatd
est number of errors. At the
end of the swatfest the score
it stood 20 to 25 in .favor of the
le married men.
5*j One ot the most attractive
I and unique window displays
! ha vp Rppn in ouite awhile is
~ in the central window of the
a* Kingstree Hardware Company.
ie It is an invitation to their cus50
tomers, and different words and
phrases are represented by difie
ferent articles ot hardware. It
e has attracted quite a good deal
>r of attention.
In mentioning last week the
names of the young ladies from
a* Kingstree who are members of
ir the graduating class at WinI*
tbrop College, we omitted the
:e name of Miss Margaret Burwick
Montgomery. We knew that Miss
"Pearl" Montgomery was a stur
dent at Winthrop, but did not
1- recognize the name in the form
o it appeared on the-invitation,
y, hence the omission.
:0 We are indebted to our friend
^ Dr Harrell Myers Graham ot
this county, for an invitation to
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:1 the commencement exercises 011
the Medical College of South
Carolina to take place Wednes,n
day evening, May 28, at the
iS Academy of Music, Charleston,
[S S C. JDr Graham has completed
,n his course and will be grad^
uated along with thirty-seven
r* other members of his class
We congratulate our young
:d friend on having gained the
h right to the honorable title of
j. "M D" affixed to his name.
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Mr Simon Poston was in town
yesterday.
Mr L J Stackley visited at;
Mouzons Sunday.
Mr <J B Guess of Salters was i
in town Monday.
Mr T J Duke of Fowler spent ]
Monday in town.
VIJo*. I Illio Prvin ic visitinP"
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friends in Darlington.
Mr J R Smith of Greelyville
was in town Monday.
Mr D W Thompson of Vox
spent yesterday here.
Hon J Davis CDeo
was in town yest
Mr S L Courti Single
was in town yesterd f.
Mrs W L Taylor is visiting
relatives in Greelyville.
Mr W A Tisdale of Harpers
was in town Saturday.
Mr Marvin W McConnell visited
in Greelyville Sunday.
Miss Lillian Alsbrook spent
the week-end at Bloomingvale.
Mr J C Christmas of Hebron
visited the county seat Tuesday.
Mr R Mac Cooper of Scranton
spent Tuesday in town on business.
MrWWH Cockfield of Scranton
had business in Kingstree
Friday.
Mr W W Singletary ot Scranton
spent a few hours in town
Friday.
Miss Lula McConnell spent
Sunday with her parents near
Salters.
Mr W J Brockinton of Harpers
called pleasantly to see us last
Saturday.
Mr W I Nexsen attended the
T P A banquet in Charleston
last night.
Mr Jx>uis Jacobs, Jr, of Charleston
spent Sunday in Kingstree
with his parents.
Messrs D W S Cockfield and S
B Poston of Johnsonville were
in Kingstree Tuesday.
Miss Thetis Stackley has returned
from a visit to relatives
and frieDds in Florence.
Mr G R Bowen of Lake City
spent Sunday in town with the
family of Mr W F Kennedy.
Mr S V Taylor and Miss Ethel
Ferrell of Greelyville visited Dr
and Mrs W L Taylor Sunday.
Mrs Louis Gilland and little
daughter took in the music fes
in P!n1nmhia last week.
Mr W E Nettles, ot tht* Lake
section, was present at the^Earmers'
Union meeting- here Friday.
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Mr D K Mouzon, an old Confederate
veteran, honored us
with a visit Saturday of last
week.
Mr II P Howard of Bloomingvale
called pleasantly at The
Recokd office while in town
Friday.
Mr J T Frierson v'
secretary of the cot 's'
Union, was here Frr. ne
meeting.
Dr R L Cockfield of Venters is
i a member of the graduating
. class of the Medical College of
l South Carolina.
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Mrs W N Jacobs, Miss Janie
| Allen, Messrs J D Gilland and
j William Scott attended a ball
in Georgetown last night.
Miss Mae Belle Newman of
ifiurnter, who has been visiting
| Miss Annie Reddick, returned to
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ner Dome Monaay evening.
Mr H D lleddick returned last
; Friday from Hartsville, where
| he spent about ten days looking:
after his business interests
there.
MessrsW T "Wilkins and LP
Kinder went to Charleston last
night to attend the T P A convention
and banquet today and
tonight.
Capt S M Stoll of Savannah,Ga,
is visiting his brothers, Messrs
Charles W and P H Stoll. Capt
Stoll ranks very high as a Pullman
conductor.
Miss Katie Stackley went to
Charleston yesterday morning
to attend the marriage of Miss
Lnla Bargir to, wf to took place
yesterday? tornr n.
Mrs W S .rock* ton of Indiantown
pass e*^ to rough Kingstree
Sunday morni^v returning home
from a visit to her sister, Mrs
W M Dye of Charleston.
Mr A W Kodgers, of the McAllister's
mill section, was among
the visitors here Friday of last
week. Back in the old days
"Lonza" was. "one of the boys"
around Kingstree.
Mr A A Brown of Leo called
to see us Friday while here attending
the Farmers' Union
meeting. Mr Brown is an enthusiastic
member of the union
and says he believes there are
great possibilities for good in
the organization.
Mr A C Stewart of Lake City
j presented us Tuesday with a
! sample can each of okra and
! tomatoes and peaches, "Lakeside
brand", put up by Belk &
Stewart, The fruit and vegetables
are #put up by this enterprising
firm in cans with handsome,
lithographed labels and
present quite an attractive appearance.
We thank our friend
! for his thoughtful kindness.
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