The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 03, 1911, Image 1
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VOL. XXV. ' KINGSTREE SOI TH CAROLINA. THURSDAY, AUGUST 3, 1911. >0. 21 <
I I A marriage license
1 let us show you. Al
m Nails, and anything c
ff let us show vou what
Coffins and Cas
INDIANTOWN INKLINGS.
lmnrnvpil..BascbalI"L<
cal, Social and Personal Item
Indiantown, AugusI 1:?t'rops
this section are improving very mut
since the rain and some one has pr
dieted that the Williamsburg far::
ers will make more corn this ye;
than ever before.
A party of "'stags" enjoyed a lis
fry and pine-bark stew at Wilson
lake Saturday. Sheriff Graham w;
[ with them and cooked the ste\
which they say was excellent.
Miss Lillie Graham anil the Miss
Willoughby of Scranton are visitir
relatives here.
( Mrs W D Daniel entertained Iv
Sunday-school class Thursday afte
noon. In the historical contest Miss
I Jane Ervin and Jennie Russell wi
I first prizes. Delightful refreshmen
V were served in two courses, the fir
t being a salad course followed by i
T cream and cake. Those prese
f were: Mesdames Cunningham, Gr
ham and Struck and Misses Hall
Graham. Emma Cooper. Jennie Ri
sell. Annie Ervin aud Jane Ervi
Misses Lucile Cooper and Marjor
Russeil helped with the serving.
Mr William Lever of Columbia
visiting his friend. Mr David Hann
The musical recital that the Chr:
J."an Endeavorers gave at the grad<
"^^Cchool auditorium on Friday nig
-*was a splendid success, considerii
that there was no advertising givi
out. Something over $30 was rej
ized, and everyone seemed to enj<
the music and refreshments.
Misses Jennie and Marjorie Ru
sell of Lumberton. X C, have be<
visiting Mr D E McCutchen's famil
Mrs W W Barr and little son a
on Pawley's Island.
A game of ball between India
i town and Johnsonville was played i
| the Ir.diantown grounds Saturd
afternoon, resulting in a score of
to 8 in favor of Johnsonville.
If you are
lines. You >
finished trunk
Our stock of the
Mohair or Alpaca coa
If you need a nic<
V/
& are offering all our la
I Kingan's
jg Our delivery
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kets.
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Mrs P I) Snowden ha? b^-n visiting
relatives at Benson.
Mr R H Ervin is in Charleston for
a week.
,n Mr and Mrs Struck of Orangeburg
%h ft
are visiting Mrs Strock's sister. Mrs
John Cunningham.
The box supper given at Mr R 1? .
tr it- si]
Gamble's on the 11th ult was not, ^
was not much of a financial success .
h th
owing to the inclemencv <?f the .
s tn
weather. The proceeds amounted to
as only about $lo.
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Mr L S Young and sister. Miss ,;n
Emma of Darlington, are visiting j,.
es friends here. rj
" j Misses Annie Ervin and Omie ?
Snowden leave Friday for Montreat. d
1 r X C, to represent the Christian En- 1
r* deavor society at a conference there I
e> from the Hth to the 13th inst. 3
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.UTS l\ L> Virtlliuir iiijiLumii,. .... ^
tertained the Mothers' club on Sat- m
urday afternoon. i
nl Miss Elise Rollins, who has been 1
visiting at Rome,returned home last !
a- , i
lie week. f
iS. Miss Leola Lovett and her little j
n brother and sister of Lynchburg are :
.j0 visiting Mr (1 H Lovett's family.
AN Indian. ;
is Death of \Ir. Willie Price.
a' Miss Sue Price, who is visiting at
ls* Mr 11 U Rritton's home, received a
l(l telegram from Georgetown yesterday
ht stating that her brother, Mr Willie
Price, had died suddenly that morn-.
in ing. 11
il- The deceased was a son of Rev :
>y Melton Price.a well-known Methodist
' preacher through this section. Mr
is- j Willie Price lived in this county for
?n a number of years. He was about
v.! sixty years old and leaves a wife and
1 several children. |
The price of subscription for The
n. Record is $1 25 a year; we allow 25
)n ] cents discount when a whole year is
; paid in advance. If you are six
av i months or a year behind don't exI
pect a receipt for a whole year one
J dollar. This applies to all. tf J
splendid L
going away this sum
vill find a peculiar sa
or suit case. We 1
MOHAIR AND ALPACA CO/i
above goods is complete and 1
t will help you to keep coo! dui
ZLOTHING AT REDUCED PRI
j suit of Clothes now is the tim
rge stock of Clothing at specia
WE KEEP (
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KeiiaDie anu uran^c
Heintz's
wagon makes two trips every (
OPLE'S
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King'stree and
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ICENSE! ALSO EVER
arried life a success. If you
onvince you that our line of
ney can buv anywhere. C
roods. And remember we j
REE HARD
WHOLESALE AND RE
BOY SERIOUSLY SWOT. x
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Stfll
oung Peter Hanna, Near Lambert,
Victim of Bad Aecident. nev
On Saturday. July 2i>, we are in- t^r
irmed,Peter Hanna, a twelve-year- _
d bov living near Lambert j???^t- ,
tr.e
lice, shot himself seriously with a
sup
lOt-ff.'.n loaded with small shot. His
i Kur
irht hand was so badly lacerated
iat it had to be amputated above1 .
wit
e wrist, and one or two snots pen- .
rat*. I the unfortunate lao s eye.
*st ivy ins the sij?ht. He was shot ^
v:.ri 'lis other parts of the body, s^?
it the other injuries are not sewes
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I Just a few bushels of wheat plan
MANY BUSHELs of grain; so will
bank from time to time become a I
will pay you will help it grow.
Make OUR Bank YO
| We pay liberal interest consistent
i Farmers & Merc
L LAKE CITY
ine of Tr
imer it is very impo
tisfaction in having
lave just received a
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>ve can fit you. A nice
ring this hot weather. A1
CES
ie to get it cheap. We
I low prices just now. VV
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Brand Hams, Bes
Pickles and Vinega
3a\\ at 10 a. m., and 5 p. m.
MERCAr
<INQSTREE, SOU'
the Cost is C
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JYTHINQ KNOWN IN H,
buy your goods from us an
Heavy and Shelf Hardwan
If you are getting ready to
guarantee satisfaction or y<
WARE COM
.TAIL DEALERS
. f
foung Hanna, it is said, when M
rtinpr from home to ^r<? to see the flH
f railroad that is being built ^
ough that section, was given |>er
sion to take the gun with him.
weapon was a fowling-piece of
muzzle-loading type, and it is
posed that in setting it down the *
i was accidentally discharged, the ^ j
ire load going almost parallel
h the boy's body and barely miss- ^ |
his face. *
uch fearful accidents as this +
u!d be a warning to parents not *
trust young boys with deadly +
mens. ^
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our coin i :
put it j:
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BANK :
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the money you put in our % +
BIG SUM. The interest we ^
L'R Bank. +
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hants Bank I;
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