The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 18, 1910, Page TWO, Image 2
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF
FROM LAKE GUY,
DEATH OF MR. GEO. HLGGINSSOME
CLASS TO THAT RAIN
-PERSONAL NOTES.
Lake City, August 17:?Mr W B
McCants of Rosemary was noted in
town Saturday.
Recently several citizens, invariably
male citizens, have seen massive
airships and monster balloons.loadea
with people and driven by throbbing
engines, pass over town at night.
The brand used has not been announced.
Dr A H Williams has again been
summoned to the bedside of his
\fiac T n/?v Williamc ot I
tageville. Miss Williams is seriously
ill.
Mr George Huggins, who suffered
several days with pneumonia, died
last Wednesday at his home on Valley
street. He was about forty-five
years of age and left a wife and several
children.
The rain that fell here last Friday
afternoon is pronounced by practically
every one the heaviest ever
seen. An ordinary rain is now spoken
of as a shower; this one was literally
a cloudburst. No other name is appropriate.
For an hour it rained as
if the heavens had opened and pour?
ed out every drop of water in the
surcharged clouds. Some young men
caught out in the open declared
that the water fell on and around
them so heavily that hreathing was
difficult and they felt almost as if
they might drown. Roofs leaked,
eaves' gutters overflowed, the eight
and ten inch sewer pipes were se- J
verely taxed and the big sewer at i
'Thomas street overflowed and at j
Main street, where it is twelve feet;
deep, it had six feet of water in it.
Nobody knows just how much water J
fell and estimates differ widely.;
However, the best estimates seem4
safe in placing it at live to six inches, j
Many are stout in contending for |
eight to ten inches.
Mrs Stewart, wife of Mr Hamer
Stewart, died Saturday at her home
about four miles east of town. She
was Miss Weimis of Springfield. Orangeburg
county,and had been married
only a short while.
Mrs J B DuRant and children have
gone to St Mai thews on a visit.
Mr William McGee, whose home is
near Bass's bridge, has bought a
house and lot on Beauregard street
and will mow the e 1 efore long.
Mr J T Huggins of Georgetown
has purchased from Mr Ira C Gaskins
the lot and residence at the
southwest corner of Acline avenue
and Fair view street.
Mr and Mrs -J L Stuckey visited
near Indiantown church Sunday.
Mrs Max Rich of Georgetown is in
town with friends.
Misses Cora Connor of Bennettsville
an<i I.uia Connor of Snioaks are
visiting their college mates, the
Misses Hinnant.
Miss Cora Richev.formerly of this
town but now of Camden, is spending
some time with friends here.
Mr Porcher Hale of Mt Pleasant
visited here last week.
Mr and Mrs (i L Sauls left Satur
day,afternoon for Hot Springs, Ark.,
the pM home of Mrs Sauls and where
her mother still lives. After spendsome
time with relatives there, they
will go to Baltimore and New York j
U-fore returning home.
Mr Clarence Hancock, who lives a
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few miles in the country, had ayniishaj)
here Saturday that might have
easily been serious. He had boardel
the "'Palmetto Limited" and was
standing on the platform of a car as
t ie train was pulling out. While
passing the Main street crossing he
fell from the car to the ground. Ky
a stroke of good fortune he landed
in such a manner that nothing more
than a severe shaking up resulted.
Mr W H King was in Columbia
, last week. W L B.
NEWS NOTES FROM ANDREWS.
Municipal Improvements Galore
-Rapid Growth of Thriving Town.
Andrews, August 15: ? Mr Ed
Cooper, of the Suttons section, has
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nis store nouse nearly eumiJieieu.
He will occupy it as a general store
and green grocery. Mr Cooper
bought several lots here last January
when the Dr Lee property was sold
and we understand he wiis build in
the near future on each of them.
We welcome all such men as Mr
Cooper to join with us.
I understand that our town officials
will spend $5,000 on the improvement
of the streets and general
improvements of our town.
There have already been many im
provements made, to the great gratification
of the people generally.
The entire town has been ditched
and drained thoroughly. W*e believe
within five years we shall have a
town second to none in the State.
When over $5,000 has been spent on
our town upon the first year's improvement
you will note quite a
change. The general health of the
community is good; our town is
thoroughly disinfected every week,
aid we have good sanitary ordinal
:ces which are fully enforced.
Our population has increased threefold
within two years and prospects
indicate a proportionate increase for
the next two years. Moreover we
hope to see a court house and jai!
here within the next three years.
Crops in this section are still
thriving. I believe in spite of the
dreadful wet season nearly a full
crop will be made.
Mr Hamp Plumer of Texas is visiting
relatives in this community.
Mr Plumer was born and reared in
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; this [own anu resiueu nere uiuu
when his parents moved to
Texas. This is his first visit to his
old home since his departure.
An automobile belonging to a business
man in town,while being driven
by its owner last Saturday night.ran
into a negro's horse and buggy and it
came near being a serious alt'air. It
completely demolished the nejrro's
buggy but luckily did not injure the
horse. The gasoline horse is too
'much for an old. dilapidated buggy.
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Registration Notice.
The office ot the Supervisor of Reg
i.-tration will be open on the lsi Monday
in each month for the purpose ot
registering any person who is qualified
as follows:
Who shall have been a resident ot
I lie Mate lor iwo years, anu in tm
founty one year, and of the polling pre' inrt
in which the elector offers to
vote four months before the day of
election, and shall have paid, six
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section of the constitution
of 1895 submitted to him by the
Supervisors of Registration, or win
can show that he owns, and has paid
all taxes collectable on during tin
present year, pioperty in tliis StaU
assessed at three hundred dollars 01
more. J. Y.HcGILL,
Clerk of Board
Foreclosure Sale.
STATK OK SOUTH CAROLINA, /
County of Wiixiamsbuku. i
J C Kverett, Plaintiff,
against
EC McDaniel. Defendant.
Under and by virtue <>f a de rec of
t'T.closure and sale in the abovcstited
action rendered in ihe Court of < oinmon
Pleas for the County of Williams
burg in the Slate aforesaid on June 2".'.
19!U. I will s-ll at Public Auction tor
ca-h before the Court-hou>e door in
Kings!ree. S. t .. on the tir-t Motlda\
in Seiit.mber 191". the same being the
filth day ot the month, between the legal
hours of sale, the follow i ng d-serib- j
el Tract ot land: All the right. titV and
interest of E C McDanbl in that piece,
parcel or tract of land known as the
Ken Salter- place,l\in g, being an I <iruate
in the County of Williamsburg.and j
the Stale of Sont li * arolina, containing i
two hundred and forty-two (212) acres, I
more or less, and bounded North.Ka>i j
and Soutli by land of T K Sdtcrs. and i
West by land of the estate of doeClian- |
dler. hi> interest t?eing the interest of j
ir-ile. Wi!iiam>, Lourella Williamsi
and RowenaJon? s which interests were |
conveyed to the said K C McDmiel by
Ch is E l>a\ id, April :t. KHtS. The purchaser
t'l pay for papers.
i korge J Graham,
Sheriff. Williamsburg Coiu.ty.
August rt, ii?io. 8-is-ar
Citation Notice.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROM NA.
COUNTY OK WILMAMSKUKU.
Ij.. r> M D CI... L>_.
i\\ i *u uiui mii?uii, ri'mian*
Judge.
Whereas. H \ an Kpps made suit to
me t" grant him letters of administru- ;
ti??n of th<' estate of and effects of Mrs j
Anna Seals.
These are therefore to cite and ad-1
inonish all and singular the kindred and j
ereditors of the -aid Mrs Anna Seals, i
d"ce.ised, that they be ami appear be- i
fore me in the I ourt of Probate to he I
hehl at King-tree, S r, on the 2'Jth day \
of August next after publication there- j
of, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause, if any thev have, whv the '
-aid administration should, not he i
granted.
Given under my hand this 15th day
of August. Anno I>'?mini. 1910
Published on the isth day of August,
1910, in The County Record.
P M Brockinto.v,
s-18-2t Probate Judge.
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